Tanning Help?

I need a tan badly however I dont want to go to the tanning booth because of the risk of skin cancer and I I dont want to age myself faster then I should, I dont get out in the sun alot because I work full time and dont have time. Can someone recommend a good self tanner that looks natural (not orangy) that you were reaaly satisfied with. Thank you
Tanning Help?
The Loreal self tanner works real well, looks natural. I use it all the time and have not had any problems at all. Make sure to Loofah your skin before putting it on, the color goes on more evenly. Very smart choice to stay out of the sun! My brother in law passed away at the age of 44 from Melanoma skin cancer.
Tanning Help?
Neutrogena makes a great tanner and it won't break you, either. Make sure to follow the directions so you don't get that weird tan line. I suspect you are very light-skinned so pick a light shade to get a base before you go to darker tan. I tried the mist but it wasted so much, then I tried using a cotton ball around the "line" areas to kinda blur it and that worked great. Also be sure to wash your hands good after you put it on.
Reply:You can get an airbrush tan at the salon. It gives great color and lasts a while. Or you can go to Walgreens and get the Jergens self tanning lotion. The only down side to the lotion is it smells like you just got out of the tanning bed. Hope this helps.
Reply:i would go with a airbrushed tan about 19.95 here and lasts for about 3 days
Reply:Actually, what is wrong with your natural color? I used to be a sun/tanning bed addict - no longer due to melanoma, however, I've come to terms with and learned to love (well, at least like) the color I am. I couldn't subject myself to all the sunless tanners and spray on stuff because it just doesn't look natural (as is the case with people who overdo it in tanning beds as well).
Reply:I used Banana Boat this past summer and I really liked it. It was natural looking and didn't smell as bad as others I've tried.