Friday, May 23, 2014

Knowing How Sol Sunless Tanner Gives You A Lovely Bronze Skin Color

By Haywood Hunter


In the past, the only way to achieve a gorgeous sun-kissed glow is by bombarding the skin with too much UV radiation. The existence of Sol sunless tanner these days makes having a bronze complexion a less risky task. Read on to know how this particular indoor tanning product makes you look like you just came back from a grand vacation at a sunny beach.

There are two components that make this UV-free tanning product work very well. They include the bronzer and an organic substance called DHA. Both of them play important roles when it comes to giving your skin a fake suntan. Without the other, you may have to wait for hours before the effect shows up or the resulting color may easily get washed off in the shower.

The tint in the UV-free tanning solution performs dual functions. First, it causes your complexion to look dusky right away as it leaves your skin stained. Its presence is very important due to the fact that DHA, the star ingredient, takes about three hours to change the complexion. Thanks to this tint, you don't have to wait for some time before you can look gorgeous.

It also lets you easily see where you have already applied the UV-free tanner. Because it causes your skin to end up stained, you can apply the tanning solution evenly all over your body or on certain parts only. The addition of bronzer helps keep those unsightly streaks at bay, allowing you to hide the fact that your lovely complexion was obtained indoors.

The ingredient that actually makes your skin appear darker for up to about a week is DHA. It's a chemical that is shared by most of the UV-free tanners available these days. Extracted from sugar cane or sugar beets, this 100% all-natural substance reacts with the skin's amino acids. A change in your complexion can be noted about three hours after the initial application.

The color created by this organic substance intensifies further after 24 to 72 hours. Wait for DHA to completely do its job before you try to reapply the tanning product in order sport a dramatic skin tone change. You may enjoy the realistic golden-brown hue for about a week long, fading gradually as the skin's topmost layer is soughed off naturally.

It's perfectly normal for you to notice a fishy smell some time after applying the tanner. This is actually produced by DHA while it is carrying out its role. Don't assume that it's an issue that is limited to the use of the Sol indoor tanning product because all other DHA-based tanners also give off this smell. Luckily, the addition of scents helps in minimizing this odor.

It's recommended to allow the tanner to stay on the skin for 6 to 8 hours before hitting the shower. This gives DHA plenty of time to do its job. In the shower, the bronzer will get washed off but you don't have to worry about this because it's DHA that actually makes the skin sport a gorgeous bronze complexion for about a full week long.




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