I HATE BEING PALE! Any tips on tanning fast?

Gosh, I love it when I am tanbecause of my Italian Olive coloring! But in the winter I am a ghost! I am grossed out by my pale ness because I have dark hair (and I don't like that look on me).





My mom won't let me use self-tanners! What should I do?








P.S. I know you will say get outside, but that doesn't tan me fast enough. Anything I could use along with being outside that will help me tan?

I HATE BEING PALE! Any tips on tanning fast?
vitamin A brightens up your complex with the beta karatine in it so orange foods like squash and carrots might help





plus get off the computer %26amp; go outsidee :D
Reply:go to a tanning salon, duh
Reply:Go to a tanning salon and put the setting on "cancer". You will be nice and toasty in no time!
Reply:Putting on tanning oil and going out side.
Reply:You will look disgusting and get wrinkles if you force your skin to tan. Be happy with what you are.
Reply:will she let you use darkening lotions like Jergens?


i swear by it in the winter, it really helps





they have it for face too, it doesn't make you break out, and in one week your face is glowing and full of color, it doesn't make it orange, but make sure to keep off eyebrows, reach your neck, and wash your hands afterward
Reply:tanning bed twice a week believe me my moms a tan a holic
Reply:I'm having the same problem too. Try Jergens Natural Glow Face Mosturizer Plus SPF. I've heard some good things about it (I'm going out to get some tomorrow afternoon.)
Reply:try bronzing lotions that you could use everyday... thats a lotion not something else... moisterizin lotion and ur at least lucky that you can tan in the summer- i cant :(
Reply:You can try some bronzers





Some of my Favorites:





NARS Bronzing Powder $28


http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jh...





CARGO Bronzer $25


http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jh...





Others:


http://www.sephora.com/search/search_res...
Reply:Option one: Use a matte bronzer. CARGO's is highly recommended. Put a light layer on the areas of your face that would naturally tan (forehead, nose, chin, cheekbones). Blend in well! (You can also use bronzer to contour, if you wish).





Option two: talk to your mom about a facial self-tanner and express how it's specifically formulated for your face.
Reply:you can try bronzing powders..thats what i recomended my sister to use it worked for her...hope it works for you...p.s napoleon bronzers are real good...thats if you know that brand

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