Ok, so This is a kinda weird question...but: I'm pasty white, and burn like no tommorow, and so i pretty much have to get a base tan before i spend ANY time out in the sun, so i go to tanning salons, well, i tried using my moms tanning lotion, it was that ocean potion extreme dark stuff. So i was wondering which would be the best to use? and whats with the tingly things in some of them, what do they do?

simoneaugie

Yes, I know about pasty white. When I use tanning lotion on my face everyone tells me how healthy I look (and I think how stupid they are being). The appearance of your skin, that's simply how you were born. It's unfortunate that so many people find certain skin colors bad. Black and brown skinned people are using skin lighteners, white skinned people use tanning lotions and salons.

I worked with a red head who was blindingly white. She went to work without makeup or stockings and proudly said, "I embrace my white, my money is spent on education!" Such confidence.

Tingly things? If a product makes your skin tingle, you may be allergic to it. The sun gives people skin cancer. Use a tanner that is a bit darker than your regular skin color. It's hard to get the really dark stuff evenly spread and buffed off knees and ankles. Even with a base tan, your skin is not made for the climate you live in. Move North.

addicted2u143

a lot of tanning lotions with tingle give you quick results. they bring the blood closer to the surface while using a tanning bed. some people dont like these lotions at all me myself find them to be quite effective. warning if you try one they make you super red and somewhat blotchy for about 1 to 3 hours after tanning so dont try it before going anywhere but home and it makes the tanning experience way hotter. good luck.

PrettyLady

If your skin is pale, and you tend to burn easily, use a sun tanning lotion that contains a sunscreen. You could also apply a sunscreen first, wait until it absorbs into your skin, and then apply your sun tanning lotion. It will protect you from the sun's harmful rays.