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Usually people who have lower percentages of melanin have a higher probability of burning or their skin turning red. People with higher concentrations of melanin are able to utilise their melanin to protect their skin from the uv rays of the sun which is why people with darker skin tones do not burn. If you want to tan you can opt for a spray tan but most commercial formulations have toxic ingredients in them and our skin is the largest organ we have and anything we put on it is easily absorbed into our body. I'd suggest looking for a tanologist that can offer you an organic tanning solution with clean ingredients. Typically you'd want an organically certified product. |
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pale people are hot asf so why worry about looking like a well done rotisserie chicken |
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Yesyes what the person above me said! Being outside for like 3 hours every day will give you a tan. But also, you should start looking at what the UV index is that day!! Higher UV = higher chance of a tan ^^ |
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I mean be sun safe and all but the way I unintentionally tanned my arms was by just being in the sun all spring/summer so perhaps consistency rather than a day here and there would work better? |
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