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Tanning lotions can plan an important role in your tanning bed experience. The problem is that if you are new to the tanning bed scene it may be difficult to choose the right tanning lotion for you. Need help choosing the right lotion?
When choosing the rightlotion, you should take into consideration your skin type. Skin type makes a difference and if you choose the wrong type of lotion for your skin type, chances are the lotion will be useless to you.
There are five types of lotion, type I, II, III, IV, and V. The lighter your skin tone, the closer to type I lotion you should try. The darker the skin tone, the closer to type V lotion you should try. There are other factors you should consider too.
If you burn easy, you should choose a lotion that has a cooling agent, try tyrosine. It cools the skin and helps prevent burns. Also be sure that in addition to using the lotions for tanning beds, when choosing the right lotion, you also choose the find out about the right sunblock. Even though you are putting lotion on, it doesn't contain sunblock and a tanning bed can carry some of the same risks as sun bathing would. Some tanning beds recommend a sunblock and others don't so ask the staff at the tanning salon what is recommended for their tanning bed.
Using a tanning bed can cause your skin to become dry. When the skin is dehydrated it certainly is not at its best as it can start to peel. When the skin begins to peel, you may loose that beautiful tan you worked so hard for. Choosing the right lotion may include a lotion with a moisturizer in it. Moisturizer can help your skin look its best and give you that healthy glow that is so desirable.
When choosing the right lotion, also consider whether you want a lotion that helps you exfoliate. When you exfoliate, you clear your skin of dead skin cells. It is dead skin cells and oil collecting in the pores that cause acne, so if you have a problem with acne, you might choose one that exfoliates.
A tanning lotion that has amino acids can stimulate the production of melanin which is the substance in our skin that increases pigmentation in the skin. The more melanin you have the darker your skin is. If you increase your melanin production you darken your skin.
Choosing the right tanning lotions can be one that includes antioxidants. Antioxidants decrease the chance of wrinkles caused from the tanning bed. Also consider that some lotions are designed for beginners and others are made for those who are more experienced tanners.
Choosing the right tanning lotions can be an important step in the tanning process. If all else fails, you can always ask the staff of the tanning salons what they recommend. They are trained and can help you if you still can't decide on the right lotion for you.
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