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Put hand lotion on your hands and feet and don't rub it in before you get sprayed. It prevents those parts from sucking up too much bronzer and turning orange.We all got sprays for cs nat'l. Some looked really good, and some looked orange. The only down fall is it looks horrible on your hands and feet. So I'm using the tanning bed now.
I don't think there's anything wrong w/ivory skin...I think it happens to be beautiful. I really dislike it when people say something to that effect (about hating to see pasty, white skin), bc to me, that's just like saying you don't like seeing black, ashy skin everywhere. You may not realize it, but you're (collectively) saying you don't like a particular skin color for quite literally the color of the skin someone was born with? What's wrong with that? Don't we have enough problems in society teaching kids to love and accept themselves for who they are, what their bodies look like, etc?
I do agree w/your comment about skin cancer...it's def no fun and not worth it
Exfoliate and shave beforehand. Make sure you're not wearing makeup. Slather lotion on your hands feet and back of your ankles right before you go in.Does anyone have any tips before spray tanning? For example, putting on lotion or exfoliating before?
Ok, thanks!Exfoliate and shave beforehand. Make sure you're not wearing makeup. Slather lotion on your hands feet and back of your ankles right before you go in.
Put hand lotion on your hands and feet and don't rub it in before you get sprayed. It prevents those parts from sucking up too much bronzer and turning orange.
You're very welcome :) You know what girl? So was I....I am a redhead, short, and pale (and also wore glasses for a period of time during middle school until I convinced my parents I could not cheer in glasses ;)) and you know what? Here's what I look like and I obviously don't mind my paleness a bit :)Thank you for bringing this up. I'm very pale and everybody I'm ever around associates me with the word pale. Some people just don't get tan and don't want to risk getting skin cancer for a few cheerleading competition. My sister and I get spray tans for bigger or more important competitions. Normally we just buy a can from Walmart and my mom does it. We get compliments on it and don't ever look orange. With the new white uniforms, I think we'll get them more often this year. Please take into consideration all the younger pale girls who are reading this before you type insults about pale skin. When I was younger, I was teased everyday and came home crying more than once. There's nothing wrong with taking care of your body.