I went tanning last month to get some color and am stopping tanning until prom time comes around. So far I am using "Luminary" by Designer Skin. I do like it, it smells nice, but I don't know if all the fancy mumbo-jumbo they're telling me it has is letting me achieve the kind of tan I would like. I use "Grapetini" by Fiesta Sun, which had a tingle (don't mind those), but it turned me a reddish-orange for the first 2 hours after tanning and it shows all the spots I missed. Anyways, which tanning lotions do you love or prefer? My dress is yellow and I think a nice, NATURAL dark color would make it look gorgeous. Thanks
I'm talking more of indoor tanning lotions by the way. No spray tans or self tanners.
I'd stick with the Designer Skin, I just love it. I'm a blond girl with blue eyes, and with very fair skin. I had the hardest time getting any color when I tanned. I got a Designer Kin Paradisio free sample pack in the mail and used it right away at my tanning salon and just fell in love with it. I have the best tan of my life
If you're looking to give it a try, I'd recommend seeing if you could get a free sample first. I'm not sure if there are any more available, but I got mine here http://freesampleprincess.com/designer-skin-paradisio-tanning-lotion-free-sample
Security, Organization, and comfort are what travel accessories offer the savvy traveler. Eagle Creek has been helping travelers to pack efficiently and easily. They have developed a system to get you, your family and your discount luggage totally organized for the entire trip. It not only makes packing and unpacking easier, but you will travel smarter and neater. You will also be able to pack more while being able to find what you need when you need it. They make cubes and sacs in small, medium, large, jumbo, in padded versions. They also have two-sided cubes which are perfect for dirty laundry or wet bathing suits. Everything will go right from your suitcase directly into the hotel drawers. It's like a highly organized file cabinet. You'll know where everything is located. All of the loose items like film, sunscreen, sewing kit, band-aids, and nail clippers are located in one cube. Vitamins or prescription medications can be kept in another cube. The see-through waterproof polyurethane material that is laminated to the mesh in the sacs is perfect for any spill able items. These can hold your cosmetics, shampoos, as well as any liquid medications or lotions. The large sized cubes will hold your shoes and protect your clothing from muddy soles. Instead of having to search for items, they will all be neatly in one place.
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Now that we are packing our toiletries and cosmetics instead of carrying them on to the airplane, there's a whole array of Pack-it toiletry kits. There are many different sizes to accommodate everyone's needs. You can pack everything inside of one larger case, or break things into categories and pack them in several smaller sized kits. Most models stand upright on a bathroom counter, or can hang from a towel rack or the hook on the back of the bathroom door. Kits are made of Travel Micro-Weave that is a water-repellent fabric. Some have the Link-Seal inside that is a waterproof, see-through polyurethane material laminated to the mesh fabric. They are all extremely practical, as many busy travelers have already discovered. These organizational kits make great corporate gifts and many can be silk-screened with company names or logos.
Eagle Creek also makes small travel bottles to fit inside these kits
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Travel accessories are just plain handy and convenient to travel with and make more trip more enjoyable. Remember those comfortable items such as travel pillows, blankets, and eyeshades. Keep in mind the items that keep your valuables safe such as money belts and document carriers. These are made of super-soft, breathable, highly absorbent materials that feel good next to your skin. Remember to also use the protect-it pouches to protect delicate electronic gear. You'll probably shop on your trip and bring back more than you left with. The folding duffels and totes are the ideal way to carry those important souvenirs home!
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