Tanning With Makeup

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Kealey L.

Jun 1, 2013

Kealey L.

It's really sunny&hot, I want to go out and tan! But I have makeup on..will I still tan through the makeup or would the sun be more effective on bare skin? Thanks x

Laura N.

Jun 1, 2013

Laura N.

It just depends on what spf ( if any) your makeup is. I go out with it on because my face gets really burned easy. So, I wear a little bit and I get tanned! ( usually before a little redness :((( ) my face always has a red hue :(
anyways..hope this helps a little

Emily P.

Jun 1, 2013

Emily P.

I'd vote take the makeup off, and instead put on sunscreen in whatever SPF you prefer. That way you can be sure what the tanning results are based on how long you were out and what was on your face =]

Kealey L.

Jun 1, 2013

Kealey L.

Thankyouuuu x

Elise M.

Jun 1, 2013

Elise M.

Yeah you shouldnt tan with makeup on outside because you will sweat and it will mix with your make up and more than likely make you break out and actually make your face patchy because not all of your face is getting direct sunlight.

Kealey L.

Jun 2, 2013

Kealey L.

Thankyou! Xxx

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