The Suntan Secrets of Your Dreams - How to Get the Perfect Tan

Skin is constantly dying and renewing itself. This means while skin cells die off every day new skin cells replace them building a new fresh layer of skin. This makes for a very specific science to achieving and maintaining a perfect tan. While it seems a difficult science it really is not. It’s quite simple and a matter of setting a constant ritual which is something we humans do anyway.

After a long winter the biggest problem preventing skin from tanning well is the buildup of dry dead skin. Optimally the savvy sun worshiper maintains subtle skin by exfoliating on a regular basis.  The number one reason for slow tanning results and or peeling is the remaining layer of dead skin that creates a barrier and eventually flakes and peels off. This causes uneven and blotchy tans as the dead skin peels away at different intervals.

The best and only way to enjoy a successful tanning season is to work weeks or months exfoliating to remove dead skin which is constantly occurring before you start tanning. 

Develop a Tanning and Skincare Routine 

Exfoliating should be a routine part of your skin care routine.Exfoliating the skin is sloughing off of dead skin cells naturally occurring on a constant basis in order to both prevent a barrier of dead skin to interfere with the sun tanning process and allow for new healthy skin to be properly tanned. 

The best way to do this is while showering or bathing a few minutes after the entire body is wet. This makes the dead skin cells easier to remove.  A good moisturizing soap or body wash is best for this process. Lather up a loafa, sponge or better yet a exfoliating glove and body polish specific to tanning the skin. These products create enough friction to lift and remove dry skin leaving a glowing healthy layer of new skin.

I like the product to your right. It works for both outdoor or unless tanning. It works great so check it out and read the product description. It contains volcanic rock that gently works the dead skin all over and in the bad areas such as the elbows, knees and feet.