okay I live in Denmark and there is NOT so much sun. Im not a girl from Denmark tho I am from Turkey and my genes is like a little dark, but since i never have ben to Turkey for 7 years im white :( and I really want to get brown and pretty without make up (like foundation and powder) I wanna like get to be brown natural, but like how????? I get sad course like white is not that pretty on me!!!
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Tanning bed or Spray tan is the best choice
2 :
Really large toaster? You can still tan in Denmark if not with the real sun a tanning salon but those things still cause premature aging and lately have been linked to skin cancer.
3 :
Baste yourself in lemon ginger butter and braise for 2 to 5 minutes on each side at high heat. Reduce heat, cover and simmer for another 10 minutes until a nice golden brown. Goes best with a nice Chianti and fava beans.
4 :
Don't fret over your lack of a tan. UVA and UVB ultraviolet rays (which give you the tan) also alter the way you skin cells work. Those same cells can become sickened by ultraviolet radiation and die. This is what happens when you peel. However, in some cases the cells don't die. Rather they remain alive and cannot not die. Those same cells stop their normal beneficial behavior and begin to reproduce uncontrollably non-beneficial cells. This process may start in your early teen years but not come to harm until you're in your 50's. Of course I'm talking abut skin cancer. Even though, genetically, you are Turkish and have a little more melanin in your skin, than the Danish, you are still at risk (because of your latitude and current lack of exposure) for skin cancer. Please protect your self by staying out of the sun and using sunblock SPF 35+. Believe me you don't want a skin cancer. You can't control where or how they grow. When one is detected the doctor will take all of it away whether it's on your arm, ear, eyelid, or face and he will take all of it to save your life. However, you may be left permanently scared or with facial nerve death. Frankly, that's too high of a price to pay for the vanity of a fleeting tan. BTW, Stay a way from the cancer coffins err... I mean tanning booths, as well. They are far worse than being out in the sun, are not regulated by any state agency, and cannot control the amount of UVA or UVB they produce (they actually change their output over the course of a day). They are dangerous and should be avoided completely. Enjoy your skin while you have it and celebrate it's health by being good to it.
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