Tanning bed cleaner diy

If you have never used a tanning bed before, the process can seem a bit intimidating. You may be worried about how to properly hydrate your skin, or how to position your body to avoid getting awkward tan lines. So before heading to your...

Find out how to make a homemade tanning bed cleaner by repurposing familiar cleaners like baking soda, white vinegar, and lemon juice.

Learn how to make homemade sunless tanning solution. There are many different recipes. These have no harsh chemicals and no funny smells.

Tanning outside in the sun can be time consuming and damaging to the skin. Not to mention the pain of having to deal with a sunburn! Fake tanner is an easy solution for the skin but sadly is not so great for your once pearly white sheets,...

5 tanning bed myths busted. Click this pin to find out more so you can keep your skin safe. #skincare #tanningbeds #sunprotection

Seeing legs less tanned than the rest of the body is infuriating. Isn’t it? Sometimes the color difference is so pronounced that it seems you have covered your legs while basking under the sun and provided extra protection to make them lightly tanned.

When it comes to getting a suntan, you have two options. You can either go outside and expose your skin to harmful sun rays or you could use a tanning bed. While they may help get that perfect suntan, choosing to use a bronzing bed instead of a tanning bed can produce different and safer results. This article focuses on some of the glaring benefits of a bronzing bed.

You are ignorant if you think switching from suntan to tanning beds, spray tans, or self-tanners will keep your skin safe.