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tomgallagher:
I tried it once. I glowed in the dark for days.

Tyler:

--- Quote from: tomgallagher on March 08, 2007, 08:59:08 PM ---I tried it once. I glowed in the dark for days.

--- End quote ---

 :*)) :*)) !d3@

Robmeister:
The sunless tanning lotion has been an interesting disappointment for me.

I've tried 3 different kinds (at some expense).

It works fine on the face and receding forehead area (areas accustom to sun exposure) but not the pale shadow.

Perhaps after more natural sun exposure....

So far the best mitigator of the pale shadow is careful exposure to REAL SUNSHINE (even better than the tanning booth).

I can last an hour before I start to burn....then it's time to slap at least some 15 up there.

MR. CLEAN:
Brother, it may take some time [hell, it took my dome a good two or so weeks to color match the rest of my head], But I am telling you that the best way is what everyone else has already recommended: CAREFUL EXPOSURE TO THE SUN.  It gives the most natural color, it will match perfect with your face, and Like I said earlier, if your smart about it you can avoid the terror of Burning [recommend sunscreen for any exposure to the sun longer than a half hour-45 minutes]. 

We spend enough on shaving supplies for our domes, might as well not get ripped for a fake tan that makes your head color match a Basketball (But ha, it is NCAA season!  it could work! :px)

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