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Tanning Question
Tyler:
guynxtdr, thanks for posting up to share you story!
Junglerot:
When going thru the forums I like it when different people just throw in there 2 cents in even when they just are agreeing with previous posts (not offering any different point of view); it strengthens or helps me make the choice to try it more than if one dood posts and then no one agrees. What happens is only people that disagree post and I am discouraged from trying it.
To that end I have found many places in the forums that guys like Jergens Natural Glow, so I picked some up last night. so far I like it, look forward to the natural glow!!
D.A.L.U.I.:
Well, I have only had eight skin cancers--the probably cause, in the late fifties and early sixties skin doctors treated acne w/ what was essentially a tanning light in the belief that a slight sun burn was good to dry excess oils and eliminate the infection in the follicles and sweat glands--they were WRONG.
So, take advantage of that lesson, stay away from the tanning lights and "cure" your skin color w/ the Jergens if you must, otherwise randomly being in the sun w/ a spf4 to 10 will let you tan slowly and as safely as possible. Note: for the future, people who are always tanned show their age more because every tan damages the skin.
JasonR:
So looks like Jergen's Natural Glow is the clear winner.
Now how do I get it on my back? I'm single and I don't want to ask my roommate to do it. LOL
baldhog:
I don't know where you live but you could also try the spray tan. They do it at the tanning salon, but its basically like spraying the jergen's glow stuff all over you. It comes out even (and they get your back for you) and looks good, as if you've been in the tanning bed... but without the skin cancer.
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