Monday, March 11, 2019

Discover About The Darkest Self Tanner Products For Fair Skin

By Haywood Hunter


Are the darkest self tanner products really what we need to help us display a good healthy looking tan? Do the many products on the market fall short of our expectations? Is that the real reason why many people still choose to ignore all the many health warnings about skin cancer and the dangers of sunbathing?

The problem with finding good self tan products is that what works for one person, may not be as effective on someone else. The results should be much the same but there are several factors that can affect the results. Having a look at some of the poorer results helps users to know they dos and do not of using tanning products.

It is amazing just how many people ignore the instructions or give them a cursory glance. They do not bother to check the product ingredients to make sure there is nothing they are allergic to. Then they wonder why the results are poor, or they break out in a rash. Taking time to read the small print and making sure the product is recommended for your skin type, and coloring is essential. Usually, it is recommended that users start with a lighter product than can be gradually built up over a period of days.

Following the manufacturers recommendation to test the product first is a good idea. By allowing the product to develop over a period of several hours, the user will be able to judge the results. They will also know whether or not the product is likely to cause an allergic reaction. If there are any unwanted reactions, then it is best not to apply the product.

Applying a test patch also lets the user see how easy or how difficult the product is to apply. If a test patch comes our streaky, too dark and was not very easy to apply, try adding some body lotion to the tanning solution. This makes it easier to apply but does tone down the tan slightly.

Making sure that all dry skin has been removed by exfoliating then washing and drying it helps to prevent streaks. Extra attention needs to be given to the elbows, knees and other joints when exfoliating to ensure an even tan. If streaks do appear, using a piece of lemon or some toner on cotton wool to dab the streaks helps to reduce their appearance by removing some of the color.

Different products can take anything from five minutes to a couple of hours to dry into the skin properly. Before they have finished drying, they can leave stains on clothes. Products containing a bronzer will wash off in the shower or the bath even after a few hours. Never go to bed shortly after using a tanning product, or you may ruin your bed clothes.

Many tanning products are recommended specifically for use on the body or the face, rarely for both. Using one of the darkest tanning products on the face can produce a very heavy tanned appearance, but it will likely be too dark and not look natural.




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