but when they tan too much i really feel the need to walk towards them and yell in their face: you look like a fucking chicken which was in the oven for too long.
Yes I do hate over-tanners. My god it's awful. A light tan is nice but not slutty in any way. The over-tanners might be a bit slutty, sure. I think I'll do an experiment.
Some women tan for themselves because they like to tan and like the look. It doesn't have anything to do with you or any other man for that matter or sex. Not everything is done for men. Perhaps they wouldn't even WANT to have sex with you or any other man for that matter. Don't flatter yourselves.
What amazes me is that people are happy to accept the very real risk of skin cancer just to look tanned. I was reading that is not just a small percentage increase of getting skin cancer either, it's a big increase.
What amazes me is that people are happy to accept the very real risk of skin cancer just to look tanned. I was reading that is not just a small percentage increase of getting skin cancer either, it's a big increase.
MYSTIC TAN IS SAFE. It's spray on and fades after like a week. People who are into their looks KNOW not to tan in the sun and use tanning beds. You can even have it airbrushed on by a person... It's not permanent.
It's all about the spray on!!!!! It's safe and does not increase your chances of getting cancer.
You can also buy a fuckin can of spray on and spray yourself at home. Everyone I know uses fake tanning stuff now. It's normal and doesn't have any meaning attached to it.
You can even buy body lotions now spiked with a hint of self tanner so you tan very gradually like Jergens Natural Glow or some shit like that....
I've always wondered about spray tan, how do you properly "feather" it at your hair line, so it looks natural but it doesn't dye your hair? What about body orificies such as eyes and nose?
Some women tan for themselves because they like to tan and like the look. It doesn't have anything to do with you or any other man for that matter or sex. Not everything is done for men. Perhaps they wouldn't even WANT to have sex with you or any other man for that matter. Don't flatter yourselves.
your oppinion: man who start thread about slutty women tanning = gay
yes/no?
knew that polish aristocrat stood for something...
... king of cock - ayer to the pole ... That would suck.
I've always wondered about spray tan, how do you properly "feather" it at your hair line, so it looks natural but it doesn't dye your hair? What about body orificies such as eyes and nose?
Personally I think some girls waayyy overdo it.
It doesn't dye your hair. you're supposed to close your eyes when you get sprayed, if you do it yourself you just rub it in your skin, around the eyes and around the nose too, I don't see why the nose would be a problem.
It also comes in lotion form that you can rub in, you don't have to do the spray, you don't actually spray it in your nose. Or you can spray yourself but rub it in.
It doesn't dye your hair. you're supposed to close your eyes when you get sprayed, if you do it yourself you just rub it in your skin, around the eyes and around the nose too, I don't see why the nose would be a problem.
It also comes in lotion form that you can rub in, you don't have to do the spray, you don't actually spray it in your nose. Or you can spray yourself but rub it in.
Right, so before it dries/sets there's time to blend it properly. That makes sense.
Right, so before it dries/sets there's time to blend it properly. That makes sense.
Now, how do we solve this problem.....
I don't know.. is that from tanning lotion or just stretch marks??
If that's caused by tanning, that can be solved by exfoliating beforehand and stand around naked for like 15 min after applying the tanner without sitting down so it can dry up. Always exfoliate beforehand moisturize daily after you self tan so you don't flake and look like a lizard.
What amazes me is that people are happy to accept the very real risk of skin cancer just to look tanned. I was reading that is not just a small percentage increase of getting skin cancer either, it's a big increase.
Tanning bed are a whole lot safer then the sun, and have been proven that vitamin D can prevent cancer too.
Some places where 8 months of the year its too cold to have more then your face exposed to the sun tanning beds can be very good.
Not to mention they reduce season depression.
What amazes me is the people are happy to accept the very real and much more likely risk of cancer from smoking just to look cool.
The only way to avoid a risk of getting a cancer is to just kill yourself right now.
Tanning bed are a whole lot safer then the sun(...)
Well, actually from what I've been reading over last couple of years, they're not.
Sample quote from Wikipedia:
Ultraviolet (UV) radiation in is the most prominent and universal cancer causing agent in our environment.[1] The US Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, National Toxicology Program Report on Carcinogens (cancer causing agents) states that UV solar radation, and use of sun lamps and sun beds are "known to be a human carcinogen." [2] Further research has revealed the implications for tanning beds. Some scientists have suggested recently that there may be an association between UVA radiation (the type of radiation that makes up most of the radiation in tanning beds) and malignant melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer.[3] There is persuasive evidence that each of the three main types of skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma (BCC), squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) and melanoma, is caused by sun exposure.[4]Women who visited a tanning parlor at least once a month were 55% more likely to later develop melanoma than women who didn't artificially suntan. Those who used sun lamps to tan while in their 20s had the greatest later risk, about 150% higher than similarly aged women who shunned tanning beds. [5]
Exposure to ultraviolet radiation induces two of the most common DNA mutations known in cellular biology. Those include cyclobutane?pyrimidine dimers (CPDs) and 6?4 photoproducts (6?4PPs) and their Dewar valence isomers.[6]. Cells have developed a number of repair mechanisms to counteract the DNA damage caused by ultraviolet radation and other toxins. In human cells, a repair process is initiated after DNA damage is detected in which the damaged DNA is removed before it is replicated. As humans age, their cellular repair mechanisms make more errors because they have accumulated years of oxidative stress from daily life.[7]. Over time, it is more difficult for the cell to find and destroy aberrant DNA. The replication of damaged DNA leads to cancer, and exposure to UV radiation sets a process in motion that can take decades to ultimately cause skin cancer[8]. Similarly, most people who smoke cigarettes do not get lung cancer until decades of use have passed. Most critically, if a mutation occurs within a gene that regulates cell division, the cell becomes prone to malignancy. For example, squamous cell carcinoma (a type of skin cancer) is caused by a UVB induced mutation in the p53 gene.[9]
Exposure to UV radiation has a detrimental effect on the immune system. Exposure causes changes in antigen presentation by Langerhans cells and macrophages. Also, the activities of natural killer cells and T cells is reduced. Last, cytokine regulation is disrupted by UV exposure. [10] Ultraviolet radiation exposure may facilitate the growth of skin neoplasms and the spreading of skin-associated infections due to stimulation of suppressor T cells.[11]
While the dangers of UVB are widely recognized[12][13][14], it has been convenient to regard UVA as 'safe'. UVA is less likely to burn the skin, and it has been called the "bronzing light." However, it is clearly associated with inducing aging changes in the skin and in promoting the development of skin cancer. This is because UVA penetrates the skin more deeply than UVB, and therefore causes damage on a deeper level. Most aging of skin is due to UVA rays destroying collagen and connective tissue beneath the superficial layer of the skin. UVB rays do not reach as far below the skin. Excessive exposure to UVA radiation will cause premature aging, including wrinkles, sunspots, and loss of skin elasticity.[15]
Awareness of the risks of tanning beds does not influence tanning behavior among college students.[16]
Some women who tan do it for themselves and would never get naked for you. Don't be so presumptuous. Not everything women do is for a man... okay?
That wasn't what I was getting at. I said from my experience. Thinking back at the girls I've been with that tan the ones who don't. Just running the numbers.
Some women tan for themselves because they like to tan and like the look. It doesn't have anything to do with you or any other man for that matter or sex. Not everything is done for men. Perhaps they wouldn't even WANT to have sex with you or any other man for that matter. Don't flatter yourselves.
yeah how can he link tanning to being a slut, idiot
I usually go 5 or 6 times in February before the pool is opened so I don't get burned when I get out there. My ex has beds at his gyms so I can jump in one whenever I want, but I was lazy and only went one time this year. I live on the water and have a pool so I generally don't have a need to go.
And I am not nearly as slutty as I'd like to be, but I am going to make an effort to work on it.
I've always wondered about spray tan, how do you properly "feather" it at your hair line, so it looks natural but it doesn't dye your hair? What about body orificies such as eyes and nose?
Personally I think some girls waayyy overdo it.
No matter how you do it, it all looks orange. If you go to the more upscale places and pay a shitload, it looks better, but it still looks orange.
To me, it's like walking around with a fake handbag. You may think it looks great, and it probably fools some people, but most of us can spot it a mile away.
From my experience the girls who go tanning get naked faster. But I prefer naturally dark women over tanners. darker latin & asian women.
Not all asian are dark btw. Some asian women also like to tan, (in the sun with spf of at least 15), and also like to use self-tanner to enhance that.. mmmmkay?
no but they will look old before their time.When I worked as a service advisor for Mercedes,I had alot of snow birds as customers. From the years of tanning,they were only in their 40's but their skin looked like an old saddle bag. I remember a lady freaking out on me when I thought her husband was her son and they both were the same age.
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