How to get the deepest tan on vacation!!

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Sandra T.

Mar 19, 2014

Sandra T.

Just wondering if anyone knows how to get the nicest & darkest tan on vacation within a week any tips or tricks :)!!

Meagan M.

Mar 19, 2014

Meagan M.

Well, I think if you bring tanning bed style lotion you will can use that. Those lotions are made to give you a full tan. But only thing I hate about them is the low number of SPF if any and it's riskier to use. But since you're getting natural sun it shouldn't be too bad? I've used it out doors but that's how I soak up the sun. :)

Meagan M.

Mar 19, 2014

Meagan M.

And also what Erin said some tanning oils at least have a higher SPF!

Kitty K.

Mar 19, 2014

Kitty K.

I'm from Miami so I am always tanning.
I usually tan for like 15 minutes and just rub myself in coke ( the drink obviously )
It gets you so dark really fast... I have no patience for 'tanning oil, lotion, or whatever 'product that promises to give me a tan.

Here is a skin tone difference.. about 2 weeks went by on the tanned picture so it's lighter but I generally get really dark.

Kiimy B.

Mar 19, 2014

Kiimy B.

@kitty, you out coke on your skin before tanning? Could you tell me why and how come It makes you tanner? never hurd of that before. :)

Kiimy B.

Mar 19, 2014

Kiimy B.

put*

Sandra T.

Mar 19, 2014

Sandra T.

Thank you ladies!! @kitty I have heard of the coke trick from friends I will try it out thanks so much beautiful!!

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