Most common questions used to investigate
Do you spend an equal amount of time on your front and back?
Are you exfoliating yourself?
Are you wearing sunscreen?
Are you taking cool showers after tanning?
Common conclusions
You should spend an equal amount of time on your front and back to ensure an even tan all over. You should also follow ten minutes in the sun or sunbed with ten minutes in the shade to prevent the sun or UV rays from "cooking" your skin. That is so important because letting your skin breathe at regular intervals to develop that smooth bronze look.
The preparation is so important and it is the easiest step to a perfect tan. You should look for a body scrub and exfoliate yourself from head to toe with suitable grit, revealing a smoother canvas.
You should never go cheap on this most important step, because you always need a proper sunscreen. You should look for SPF 20 or SPF 30. Then you should apply a fresh coat 20 minutes before going out into the sun. Re-apply it every two hours or after swimming.
If you do not like rednesses you should take a cool shower after tanning and a after sun milk, lotion or gel. After Sun helps to repair your skin and replenish lost moisture. As well as soothing and hydrating your skin, the antioxidants in this organic after sun help to prevent damage from free radicals, which can linger on the skin even once you are out of the sun. You should try Burt's Bees Aloe & Coconut Oil After Sun Soother, Vaseline Intensive Care Body Lotion, Aloe Soothe, Sun Bum Cool Down Hydrating After Sun Lotion etc.
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