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Drew · 22nd April 2008, 11:46 AM

say this. "No one ever explained tanning accelerators to you did they?"

Indoor lotion doesn't "magnify" uv light.

Dry skin lets all the higher energy burning ray thru but reflects a lot of the BROWNING RAYS. Moist skin lets the BROWNING rays thru too which is what you are paying for.

The ACCELERATOR part of the lotion is like "vitamins for your skin"...it lets the skin make MORE of the BROWN per visit than without it. You either come in less for the same color or come in the same ammount for a darker tan. It has NOTHING to do with increasing the burning of a bed. That is time in the bed ONLY.

22nd April 2008, 11:46 AM	#9 (permalink)
Drew Hall of Famer Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Ca Posts: 2,929	Re: question say this. "No one ever explained tanning accelerators to you did they?" Indoor lotion doesn't "magnify" uv light. Dry skin lets all the higher energy burning ray thru but reflects a lot of the BROWNING RAYS. Moist skin lets the BROWNING rays thru too which is what you are paying for. The ACCELERATOR part of the lotion is like "vitamins for your skin"...it lets the skin make MORE of the BROWN per visit than without it. You either come in less for the same color or come in the same ammount for a darker tan. It has NOTHING to do with increasing the burning of a bed. That is time in the bed ONLY.