Thursday, June 6, 2013

What To Consider Before Purchasing Dark Indoor Tanning Lotion

By Susan Jumonville


Dark indoor tanning lotion is a chemical tan accelerator meant to promote the rate at which the body tans. It works through two major ways to result in a radiant good looking glow after some time of application. The first way is through increasing the rate at which blood flows to the skin surface. The increase in the amount and rate at which blood flows to the skin increases the amount of melanin being conveyed to the skin.



The second way is by increasing the rate at which melanin is synthesized. The presence of more synthesized melanin enhances the rate of tanning. Indoor tanning lotion is a good product as it acts from the outmost skin layer. Generally the dark indoor tanning lotion does not contain any sunscreens hence it is not able to shield the skin from ultraviolet radiations if no additives are added.

The effect of a dark indoor tanning lotion or the rate of tanning of human skin differs from one person to another. This makes it important to consider some factors like the skin color, skin type, and genetic makeup, prior to settling for any given commodity. People with darker skin tones require more concentrated products whereas light skinned individual ought to use low concentrations in the dark indoor tanning lotion.



Due to the differences given above, producers vary the percentage and/or concentration of some ingredients in their commodities. People must check the can in which the lotion is packed and confirm that the concentration of the ingredients is safe. There are some problems linked to use of dark indoor tanning lotion. Allergic reactions, rushes, and skin irritation are the most experienced problems among users.

In the event where such side effects are noticed, it is advisable that one stops the use of whatever product they were using and seek medical attention. It is for the same reason that potential users are advised to seek some guidance from a medical practitioner before commencing any use. Doctors will normally carry out some tests on the skin before giving recommendations on the type of dark indoor tanning lotion to use.

A part from seeking medical counsel, it is advised that an individual uses only dark indoor tanning lotion whose ingredients are licensed by the international medical organizations. Major ingredients that are commonly used include L-tyrosine and melanin. Some lotions contain oils like tea oil, green tea, and some copper based derivatives. Given that dark indoor tanning lotion is intended for jointly use with tanning beds, the constituents should not eat away the acrylic layer on them. The acrylic layer protects persons during the entire tanning process and for this reason it must not be damaged no matter what.

Certain dark indoor tanning lotion and gels have UV protective agents, moisturizers, bronzers, and other types of cosmetics. Most bronzers are DHA based. Moisturizers replenish most of the watervapor from the skin surface during formation of tans. Lack of moisturizers can lead to dehydrated and unhealthy skins. Hempseed oil is the most popular moisturizing agent. Contrary to hand lotions, oils in dark indoor tanning lotion have low quantity of alcohol.

Dark indoor tanning lotion is available in different sized bottles to match the various consumer needs. They can be obtained from most drug and cosmetic shops worldwide. Modifications in their formulas are aimed at making sure that the results show up faster and lasts longer.




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