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Keeping color year round

Cougar10033

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Just curious is anyone on this forum keeps somewhat of a tan year round. I hate getting Pale, it just does not look good on me. Does anyone have any ideas on how to stay healthy and keep alittle color year round? I live in the northeast so going outside in February is not an option
 

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Originally posted by Cougar10033
Just curious is anyone on this forum keeps somewhat of a tan year round. I hate getting Pale, it just does not look good on me. Does anyone have any ideas on how to stay healthy and keep alittle color year round? I live in the northeast so going outside in February is not an option
A tan has nothing to do with being healthy, if anyone it is simply a result of the protection your skin deems neccesary to protect yourself from the harmful rays of the sun.
I'm not saying go in your house and when u go outside cover every inch of your body, but you wont get vitamin d deficiency if you do, theres enough sources in the diet, and u can even supplement for it if you feel the need to.

Sun exposure therefore leads no benefit, especially since your skin will get less elastic faster for any sun exposure you get. Burns are a real danger.

If you feel the need to validate yourself to others, i would look into the source of this instead of harming your skin.

if you choose to ignore all my advice, simply go tanning in the tan beds in the winter, suprisingly enough, once you get dark enough, theres a certain level of darkness you will retain even if you never see the sun again.
 

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Instead of sunbeds, try self-tanning cream.
 

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Get some good tanning lotion, and hit the beds once a week.
 
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