You have a summer filled with fab
fashionable looks to show off. A sun kissed glow is the perfect pairing with
those short shorts, minis, and slinky sundresses. How should you get, and
maintain, a supreme summer glow? Take a look at what you need to know about a
glam glow and showcasing your new summer-time wardrobe.
You have 24 hours (or less) until
you reveal your newest summer ensemble at an impromptu event or date night.
There's no time to let the sun work its magic and you're not comfortable with
showing off your winterwhite legs.
A professional spray tan takes
almost no time, giving you a golden glow almost immediately. This shaves
serious time off your busy day, while still getting you ready to bear it as you
wear it.
Tanned skin shouldn't come at the
cost of your health. Even if the saying, "Beauty is pain" is your
motto, that doesn't include adding serious, potentially life-threatening risks.
Don't assume it can't happen to you.
According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, by age 70 one in five American adults
will have a skin cancer diagnosis. Tanning in natural sunlight increases the
likelihood of developing this disease, making prevention and protection
necessary.
The sun's ultraviolet (UV) light
causes irreparable damage that can result in cancer-causing changes. This
damage can lead to the development of skin cancer as well as other issues. The
more UV ray damage your skin sustains, the more it will look sun worn. These
means wrinkles, sunspots, and a not-so-pleasant leathery look.
Choosing a spray tan is a safe
alternative to UV ray exposure. With a spray or airbrush salon service, you can
get a golden glow that compliments your summer-time wardrobe - without having
to worry about serious skin damage.
How can a spray tan save your
clothes? Your new summer wardrobe has barely left the closet. You don't want
its grand debut to include odd orange streaks and discolored fabric. But if you
opt for a DIY self-tanning approach, you might end up with an outfit-ruining
look.
A faux glow isn't always easy to
achieve - especially if you're a tanning novice. Rubbing a drugstorebought
lotion over your legs and arms can result in a streaky orange mess. Beyond the
not-so-glamorous look this type of self-tan fiasco leaves behind on your body,
the color can transfer onto your brand-new clothes.
If you aren't sure what tanning
products to use, how to apply them, or what you need to know about postcare and
clothing management, talk to a professional. Choosing a salon spray or airbrush
tan eliminates the confusion and helps you get the most of your tan without it
ending up on the fragile fabric of your sweet summer sundresses.
Getting ready for a big night out or
special event (such as a wedding, graduation party, or other summer soiree) can
cost you. Along with spending money on your new summer-wear, you also have
beauty-related costs. If you're concerned about spending on a spray tan,
consider the benefits versus the costs.
Again, a DIY approach can leave you
(and your clothes) streaked with orange stripes. While it may seem like
slathering on a store-bought tanning product is an inexpensive option, you may
end up spending on new clothes or other beauty products (such as exfoliators)
to correct a self-tanning mistake.
Do you need a faux glow to match
your new summer wardrobe? Contact Golden State Tanning Studio
for more information.
