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Is “Tingle” Tanning Lotion Dangerous?

Tue, 15 Jun 2010 10:46:11 +0000

I’m sure a lot of people wonder this same thing, I sometimes even wonder this myself because when you are lying in the tanning bed and your skin is tingling and burning, it makes you feel like something must be wrong. However this is exactly what the tingle tanning lotion is suppose to do and as far as I know and have been told, this is completely safe. Here is alittle more on how a tingle tanning lotion works.

Many indoor tanning lotions can be formulated with TINGLE to aid in the tanning process. Tingle tanning lotions and sprays contain high concentrations of natural vitamins and botanical oils that stimulate the skin’s microcirculation by bringing blood closer to the surface of the skin. By stimulating the skin with Tingle, the blood along with melanin is forced to the surface. This can increase the tanning process and may get you through your tanning plateau. It is best to start with lower levels of Tingle tanning lotions. As your tan progresses, you can work up to higher levels of Tingle tanning power.This is recomended so that your body becomes accustomed to the stimulation. As your body adjusts over several tanning sessions, you may gradually work to higher levels.

I personally have a hard time tanning my arms and legs, so I use tingle tanning lotion only on my arms and legs. I do not recomend using a tingler on your face, but if you feel that you must put a tingle tanning lotion on your face I would make sure that you have used it many, many times before on the rest of your body so that you are aware of exactly what it will do. Keep in mind that the skin on your face is much more sensitive than the skin in other areas of the body and could have a much different affect. I like to use a nice bronzer all over the rest of my body and also on my arms and legs, I then put the tingle lotion right over top of the bronzer. To find out more about tingle tanning lotions or bronzer lotions read my other posts.

Sunscreen And Sunblock Lotions

Sun, 30 May 2010 12:16:00 +0000

Well summer is here again and it is time for swimming,boating and just plain outdoor activities but along with all of these great summer activities comes a lot of time in the sun. So I wanted to write a post about how to protect yourself in the sun. Some people are very misinformed about sunscreens and sunblocks. If you use sunscreen you can still get a very nice tan without over doing it and burning yourself. Here is the low down on sunscreen and sunblock.

SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor. All sunscreens are given a number between 4 and 30, so you’ll have to determine which one is best for you. Most dermatologists recommend using a sunscreen with a SPF of at least 15. However, the level of protection a person needs is usually based upon her tanning history and skin tone. For example, people with pale complexions who should shoot for a SPF of 30, while people with darker complexions may need a SPF of as little as 4. To be safe, it’s always best to ask a pharmacist which SPF would work best for you. And since most drugstores have pharmacists, you can get this info for free.

While most people apply sunscreen and sunblock together, they are actually very different products that are intended for different uses. Sunscreen is a cream or lotion that is SPF-rated. It reacts with the skin to create an invisible barrier against the sun. The strength of the barrier is determined by the SPF number. The lower the number, the less protection. Most sunscreens should be applied 20 minutes before you go outside so they have time to work. Using a sunscreen will not prevent you from tanning, but it will lower your risk of getting burned.

Sunblock doesn’t have an SPF, because it protects the body from all UV rays. Usually, sunblock is a thick cream that should contain zinc oxide (the white gunk you sometimes see people put on their noses). Here’s where it gets tricky: Some sunscreens with SPF numbers of 15 or higher are erroneously referred to as sunblocks. If you want a sunblock, don’t buy a package with an SPF listed, because a true sunblock won’t need it.

I hope this info helped some of you to decipher between the two types of suntan lotions and which one if any is right for you this summer. Have fun and be safe this summer!

Everything You Need To Know About Buying The Right Tanning Lotion

Tue, 22 Sep 2009 14:39:10 +0000

Buying tanning lotion can be an overwhelming project for someone who has never done it before. There are different tanning lotions for different types of light. There are different options for different skin tones. There are different brands of tanning lotion. And that doesn’t even get into issues like additional moisturizers, bronzers and vitamins that you might not know anything about. Don’t worry; after this crash course in buying tanning lotion, you’ll know what you need to feel confident about buying tanning lotion.

First of all, realize that there are three basic types of tanning lotion. Outdoor tanning lotion is for going into the natural sun and may be more of a sunscreen than a tan enhancer, depending on the details of the product. Indoor tanning lotion is for use in conjunction with indoor tanning salon beds. It moisturizes the skin to protect it and facilitates the speed of the tanning process by increasing melanin in the body. Finally, sunless tanning lotions are available to people who want a natural-looking tan without exposure to UV rays. Figure out which of these tanning lotions you are going to be looking at to drastically narrow down the selection process.

Next, you should know about some of the basic ingredients to look for when buying tanning lotions. When looking at sunless tanning lotions, you’ll find that the main ingredient is DHA. The more of this that there is in the lotion, the darker the tan will likely turn out. DHA may also be an ingredient in indoor tanning lotions. In this case, it’s a lesser amount used as a bronzer to jumpstart the tan. You’ll want to look for tanning lotions that contain Vitamin A and Vitamin E; these are anti-aging vitamins that help keep your skin moisturized and looking fresh even when it’s exposed to rays. You’ll also want to look for indoor tanning lotions which contain tyrosine, a product that helps to keep your pores clean.

Now you know what types of tanning lotions there are and what ingredients to be keeping an eye out for. But what about the differences in your skin type from those of other people? That also affects the products that you will be buying. Your tanning lotions should indicate on their packaging what skin types they are good for. This means you just need to know your tanning skin type. There are 5 different skin types which range from very pale skin that never tans and always burns to very dark skin that never burns and always tans. Work with a salon professional to determine your specific skin type so you can choose tanning lotions that are right for you.

Speaking of tanning salons, that’s one place that you might go when you are ready to begin buying tanning lotions. They are staffed with professionals who are able to assist you in finding the right products based on your specific tanning needs. They’ll also answer any questions that you may continue to have about buying tanning lotions. However, you do have other options for locations to buy tanning lotions. Stores that sell beauty products, day spas and online stores are all places where people buy tanning lotions.

How Does “Tingle” Tanning Lotion Work?

Wed, 16 Sep 2009 01:31:54 +0000

Tingle tanning lotions work by increasing the circulation to the outer layers of your skin. This circulation increases the oxygen available to the skin, therefore tanning you faster. The side effects include a reddening effect, a “tingling” sesation possibly even “burning” sensation, and sometimes blotchy spots. This all goes away in a few hours. But it works wonderfully, especially if you are having trouble getting darker. You should not use a tingler if you are a beginner tanner. You should have a good base tan and be up to 20 mins in the tanning bed before using a tingle lotion.

I do not recommend putting tingle lotions on your face and you also have to be careful because you can transfer the burning sensation to other people very easily just through touch. Children and babies need to be especially careful around, always wash your hands and arms really good before touching any babies or kids.

**I have sensitive skin and don’t react that well to a tingle tanning lotion. Here is my secret, I use a bronzer all over and then just apply a tingler to my hard to tan areas, like my arms and legs. This way I don’t have to deal with the burning feeling so much but I still get the great benefits that tingle tanning lotions provide.

Here are a few of my favorite and most popular tingle tanning lotions:

Swedish Beauty Sinful

Designer Skin Goddess 200xxx

Designer Skin Bombshell Hot 100x Sizzle Bronzer

Millenium Beyond Black 60x Tingle Formula

Most Sho Absolute Heat 9000x