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while I was waiting for a bed I observed someone watching a video instruction for one of the spray on tans. Can't say that looks like something I want to do. You have to stand in several different poses while the spray goes on and then wait for it to dry. Then it only lasts for a week at the...

Did you ever get burned on the first day of your beach vacation and then spend the rest of the week with the bottle in the room with a bottle of aloe gel? Guess not or you wouldn't have asked that question.

Sock? Ive been trying it commando as Kramer would say. Although that does sound safer cause I don't want to burn the boys.

OK! I've been tapering into it and am starting to loose the tan lines. I still feel a bit awkward while tanning sans boxers but oddly enough find myself getting more comfortable and relaxed in the tanning bed.

I've used Melatonin too on occasion. Its especially great on vacation when you're in a different time zone. The fist bottle was 3mb but I've found that the 1mg is just as effective. Even though it is natural I'm concerned about possible side effects (remember that asprin, tobacco and pot are...

I saw a report last week on some research that supports the idea that exposure to ultraviolet light may act as a mood enhancer. That may explain why people keep going.

OK, I get it now! Tanning beds = no clothes. One question, now that I've been going for about a month with boxers and have definite tan lines to prove it, are there any suggestions for transitioning to nothing without a nasty burn?

Forget Botox injections. I used to have the same sweating problem until I found out about this anti-perspirant called CERTAIN DRI. Its active ingredient is Alluminum Chloride 12%. I originally purchased it online but now find it at Walgreens or CVS for around $5. It's different from regular...

Speaking of tanning beds, I'm new to tanning and have been doing it for about a month now and have a question about what people wear in them. Most ladies that I know that tan wear nothing (which is really cool ) but I'm a guy and that seems weird for men to do. What's the verdict?

Just be glad you've got hair!

I used to have the same problem until I found out about this anti-perspirant called CERTAIN DRI. Its active ingredient is Alluminum Chloride 12%. I originally purchased it online but now find it at Walgreens or CVS. It's different from regular anti-perspirants in that you apply it at night...