Against Hair Loss

Sunless techniques have become a standard part of the tanning routines of women over the last fifty or so years, especially as ever more research shows the dangers of over exposure to direct sunlight. Using a sunless tanning solution is often a good way of keeping a tan up without recourse to too much sunbathing or a sunbed.

Just soaking skin in the solution is unlikely to achieve the best results if someone is tanning at home, however. Instead, there are a few things which they can do simply to make the sunless process much more effective and satisfying.

Shaving the legs before applying a sunless tanning solution is never a good idea, as the chemicals contained in the sunless solution can irritate skin which is already inflamed. Exfoliating the skin with a product which contains polyethylene is also likely to lead to better results.

Never spray the sunless tanning solution directly out of the bottle onto the skin, as this almost guarantees streaking. The best tool to acquire for the sunless tanning process is a small sponge paintbrush.

These are readily available from hardware stores, and are inexpensive. Anyone who is looking to make sunless tanning a regular part of their beauty routine should consider getting hold of one, not least because applying any sort of sunless solution to the back is very tricky indeed without some kind of tool to help.

Another way of achieving a smooth finish and a satisfying outcome is to allow a wet wipe to dry after removing it from the package. When it is dry, spray the sunless tanning solution onto it and then use it to apply the solution to the skin.

With some care and some inexpensive household items, it is possible to use tanning solutions to keep up a bronzed glow for the whole of the winter, even in the deepest, darkest, most sunless months of the year.