Sunless Tanning Lotion: Sun Laboratories Dark Sun Set

Specific Product: http://www.sunlabsonline.com/Scripts/...

This is a review and verbal tutorial of Sun Labs Dark Sun 4-piece set. Sunless tanning products provide a safe, healthy, natural looking tan that lasts 5-7 days! It is extremely important that the products are applied properly and carefully in order to avoid a streaky or blotchy looking tan. Follow these basic steps,

1) Exfoliate entire body using scrub and loofah
2) Apply sunless tanning lotion (use gloves!)
3) Maintain with Tan moisturizer between uses of sunless tanner

Done right a sunless tan can look great and give you color without harmful UV rays.

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[Iren2606]

Very hard to apply and I stay orange- green after taking shower.

[Effren Munstrado]

IDK if no homo might be offensive but no homo you are one sexy mofo. I wish I looked like you all the bitches would be over my cawk!

[Austin Stover]

You're so damn good looking!!! :D

[Matan Regev]

you are so fucking gay! wanna go on a date ;) ? p.s nice videos;)

[loveangel2608]

its 40$ i bought it to

[Barry Hanssom]

have any recommendations for guys with couperosis ??? I'm happy to try anything !!! (will try laser treatment next winter..)

I noticed you have a wee bit of a flushed complexion sometimes. (don't worry, you're looking very good !! ;) ) in fact, if I could get my face complexion to look like yours I'd be over the moon!!

Would be so glad if you could help !! Many thanks in advance !!!

[Barry Hanssom]

skin tone is very very pale!! like, paper-white. so it's a stark contrast between my natural skin tone and the redness.

Now I read in a book on skin, that ppl (women?!) w/ couperosis can use bronzer to "neutralize" the redness and make their skin tone look more even.

However, having tried self-tanners on my body in the (long-ago) past, I noticed that redder patches just become strangely brown patches when using self-tanners.

What would be your take/opinion on this ?? And would you generally

[Barry Hanssom]

Hello Ross, first of all thanks very much for providing all this very useful advice for mostly clueless guys like me (when it comes to skincare ;) ) !

I have a question for ya: I have couperosis on the face (red flushing and small blood vessels showing through). I take pretty good care of my skin as far as I'm able to, so, I moisturize, eat well, drink plenty, use spf-creme, cleanse only with water (upon the advice of my dermatologist). Aside from the redness on my cheeks and nose, my natural

[dakinj1]

Great Tip for "tanning" your hands! Did not think of that. Well put - Thank you Ross!