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Dakota Girl 07-14-2012 10:17 AM

I am certainly with you on that one...........very little sun exposure. Can anyone explain to me, even after avoiding the sun
my pale skin is covered with freckles? I have often said to myself, if only those blasted freckles would move closer to one another................I would have a tan. I know heredity

Seaside gal 07-14-2012 02:18 PM

Love yourself whatever color you are. All colors are beautiful.

Why try to change yourself just to please someone else. Someone once told me I should tan and I told her I like being white. That ended those comments.

I don't even try to tan. My white skin is pretty. My MIL had the most beautiful white skin and complexion I have ever seen even at 80 plus years.

noahscats7 07-14-2012 04:08 PM

Tan Towels also do a pretty good job. Got mine on hsn.


Originally Posted by sandraa (Post 5362051)
There is actually one product, Fake Bake, that really works and does not turn orange. It gives a beautiful light tan and if you want darker, just apply more every day until the color you want is achieved. Ask you hairdresser for it as it is a professional product.


jerilee 07-16-2012 02:03 PM

thanks for the warning...............

AshleyR 07-16-2012 04:26 PM

I do use them. I just rub a little on my legs each morning so I don't have to wear hose. I just use the cheapy lotion too. I rub it in straight out of a shower while they are still a little wet. I can't say I use enough to get a "tan", but it helps add some color (grew up with the motto, "tan fat looks better than pale fat"). I'm also very freckled all over.
Fake Bake is good stuff, I'd forgotten about it.

I hate the smell of tanners, though. gag

Just Me... 07-16-2012 06:28 PM

OK, I'm confessing....I clicked on this one just dieing to see pics! I'm with you....I would need to save using them for fall when I can blend in with the pumpkins!

Judith1005 07-16-2012 06:41 PM

Here's a link for removing self-tanners, http://skin.knoji.com/how-to-remove-self-tanner/ If you google it, I'm sure you'll come up with something you can do at home.

Sorry, I don't self tan or real sun tan. Am also blessed with a bit of natural color. But, you did give me a little giggle. You painted quite a picture. (sorry)

Judith1005 07-16-2012 06:46 PM

Kudo's Seaside Gal, I wish I'd learned that before I EVER tanned. I shudder to think what I will look like at 80. I'm glad I gave up tanning before I ruined my skin by tanning too much. You on the other hand are going to have beautiful skin at 80. :thumbup:

Originally Posted by Seaside gal (Post 5364700)
Love yourself whatever color you are. All colors are beautiful.

Why try to change yourself just to please someone else. Someone once told me I should tan and I told her I like being white. That ended those comments.

I don't even try to tan. My white skin is pretty. My MIL had the most beautiful white skin and complexion I have ever seen even at 80 plus years.


Mariposa 07-16-2012 06:50 PM

Ok folks-- I have found a nice lotion that takes the edge off of being so "glow in the dark" white. I have not been brave enough for the fake sprays or anything. Anyways, this stuff works alright. I do just use it on my legs.
It is by malibu Tan. Called Hemp Golden Glow. Skin firming bronzing moisturizer. Has CoQ10. 18 oz. brown pump bottle.
Can buy it at Walmart or a drug store. Smells ok too. :)

MarySews 07-16-2012 07:05 PM

I have had the same problem-- anything I use turns orange. Also part of the "Lily-Wite club" flaunt it -- and wear #30.


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