Can I use natural oils for outdoor tanning?
Yeah, if you don’t care about skin cancer at all, coconut oil is great (I’m not being sarcastic, some people just arn’t worried about it, and that’s ok) What I do is put on sunscreen first so that I don’t burn, then put coconut oil over it so that I get a nice tan. If you’re worried about the chemicals in the sunscreen you can probably find a natural or organic one. You should probably have some spf though, because even if you’re not worried about skin cancer, you will be sad when you’re thirty and have nasty freckles on your chest and wrinkles. Oh, and only coconut oil, you don’t really want to put those other types of oils on your skin, if for no other reason than because you’ll smell gross.
I’m a big tanner. I have found that the best way to get a nice tan is to use store brand oil. I like to use the original Hawaiian Tropic with an SPF 4 this will let you Tan with out the chance on getting really burned. Also if you can find tanning Oil with a lot of carrot oil in it and mix it the Carrot oil will help give you a really nice golden Tan. I wouldn’t use any natural oil because they can cause you to burn very quickly. Using coconut lotion after your taning is a really good way to make your tan nice and smooth and help keep it longer. Also if you use the Hawaiian Tropic oil and wear a suit to layout make sure not to wear your Favorite Swimsuit. It can loosen the material in the suit And cause it to stretch out an look baggy, lol. I usually wear the same suit every time I lay out. Also a good idea if you wear a suit to lay out make sure it a little smaller than the one you normally wear. This way when you are wearing your Favorite one you won’t see tan lines. Hope this helps.
