The Accessibility And Beauty Of Sunless Tanning

By Haywood Hunter


Everyone wants to look as good as they can. One of the ways this is done is by having a tan, which presents a picture of a healthy, active person. Some people get this look by lying out in the sun, while others choose sunless tanning.

In medical circles regarding sun, obtaining a tan and the skin, there are six skin types, ranging from pale white to dark, olive. Types 1 and 2 refer to skin that burns easily and seldom tans. People with this type of skin can use sunless tanning to achieve their desired look.

In looking for this kind of sunless tanning one will find lotions, sprays, gens and creams available. Any of these can be self-applied but many people prefer to go to a professional spray salon. It should be remembered that sunless tanning must be renewed, usually every week, depending on the product.

This type of sunless tanning came to the forefront when sun exposure damage was realized. The powerful UV and UVA sunrays, required for regular tanning, are damaging to the skin and can cause premature aging, cancer, and other problems. People with a sunless tan will still need protection if exposed to these rays for any period of time.

The majority of sunless tanning products contain an ingredient called dihydroxyacetone (DHA). This is absorbed by the outer skin's dead cells, causing them to darken. As the body sheds these cells, the tan will fade.

When using this sunless tanning method it is important to avoid any contact with the eyes, mucus membrane or lips as well as inhalation of the product, as this can be damaging. Professionals apply a gentle mist spray using special equipment such as an airbrush, LVLP spray gun. This is a safe way to get the desired tan as it is done under FDA guidelines and can make one achieve the appearance that is desired.




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