Barbie tanning...LOL made my day.

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Mariam L.

Apr 18, 2013

Mariam L.

Hi beauties, tanning is so horrible for your skin. Being outside for 15mins a day is great though. You get to take in vitamin D naturally. The sun can do so much harm to your skin's health. It causes forehead wrinkles, crows feet, etc. I am pale & I'm proud! Lol I'd rather be pale than to be super tan & possibly get skin cancer one day. Take care of your skin & don't go into those tanning beds. Much love. xo.

Desiree M.

Apr 18, 2013

Desiree M.

:(

Natalie T.

Apr 18, 2013

Natalie T.

Hahahah I love it!
I've been paranoid about sun damage since I was about 11 or 12, so I've been taking precautions for more than half my life... so glad I do =)

Satvir K.

Apr 18, 2013

Satvir K.

Hey,Mariam. I was reading your home remedy of olive oil, almond oil, and castor oil. How much of each oil should I mix??

Mikayla B.

Apr 19, 2013

Mikayla B.

So true! But I love tanning. It's relaxing lol!

Mariam L.

Apr 19, 2013

Mariam L.

LOL you're so gorgeous doll. You don't need to tan every day. Trust me, you will save your skin from dark spots, age spots, wrinkles, pre-mature aging, & so much more. You can lay in the sun & get a little color, but tanning a lot will ruin your skin forever. People always compliment me on my skin & they always think I'm 17 because they say my skin is "flawless" lol I always wear a SPF 15 or SPF 30 moisturizer underneath my makeup & I always buy makeup that has at least SPF 15 in it.

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