Last Updated on May 29, 2020
1. Step One: Protecting Your Skin
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You might think that tanning in the sun is a great way to get luminous, sun-kissed skin, but the truth is, that won’t be the result you’ll see in the future. Sun exposure is responsible for wrinkles, dark spots, and saggy skin. This is why wearing sunscreen every day is so important, even during winter. Yes, the sun has benefits, like providing vitamin D, but being in the sun after 5 pm or before noon is enough to receive it.
Being under the sun during the early afternoon is dangerous, especially if the reason for it is to tan. And no, going to the solarium is not safe either. The only safe way to tan is through spray tan or cream/mousse tan. When it comes to tanning in the sun, it’s dangerous, and you should avoid it. Not only to have wrinkle-free skin but also to prevent health problems such as skin cancer and many others.
If all you’ve been doing is tanning, there’s no reason to freak out. All you need to do is avoid it from now on. Also, use a lot of creams with collagen-producing ingredients such as green tea or vitamin C. [ads shortcode=”td_responsive”]
