Monday, February 13, 2012

The Real Story On Sunless Tanning Systems

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By Veronica Cappelletti


There are many facts and myths behind the sunless tanning systems that people truly do not understand. Often, people are misinformed though word of mouth about tanning, by people who do not truly understand the function of it. In this article, we will dispel some of the worries people have with these typical tanning units and help shed light on how it actually works.



The first myth for people to understand is what type of chemicals the systems actually use. Many people think this is some kind of skin dye or color, but some methods actually help color the skin deeper naturally. This sunless system uses a diet with heavy beta-carotene found naturally in both vegetables and fruits. The beta-carotene helps increase the yellow pigment in the skin, adding a darkening effect.

Spray based methods are quickly becoming popular. This system uses dihydroxyacetone (DHA) to react to the surface of your skin. This changes the Amino acids in the skin to darken temporarily. This effect will normally wear off in about ten days. This does not use harmful chemical, inks, or dyes to color your skin.



Bronzing agents are used to darken the skin temporarily. These are put on just like makeup, and will normally wash off with ordinary soap and water. The bronzing agents are normally good for covering up imperfections and skin blotches, just like using makeup.

Many of these tanning methods work to darken the skin, but what many do not know is that it does not help protect from the sun. You may get a deep bronze color or look, but the only protection from the sun's UV rays is putting on sun screen with a high SPF. If you do not wear sunblock and go out and expose yourself in the sun, you will get sunburned.

These are just some of the facts behind the sunless tanning systems. They work well on darkening your skin either by lotion, spray or even natural supplements found in fruits and vegetables. All of these methods work to darken your skin, but fair warning, none of these will help protect you from the UV rays of the sun. If you do not wear sunblock no matter what, you can get sunburned when exposed.




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