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How to Get a Fake Tan
How to Avoid a Bikini Tan Line
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Summary: To avoid a bikini tan line when tanning indoors at a salon, simply tan in the nude, but be careful not to burn the areas of the skin that are less exposed to the sun. Eliminate a bikini tan line with information from the owner of a tanning salon in this free video on tanning.
Harvey Woodyatt owns and operates Perfect Tan Tanning Salon in Orem, Utah. They have more than 20 tanning beds, as well as the new state-of-the-art spray-on tanning system.read more
"Hi, I'm Harvery Woodyatt. I'm owner of Perfect Tan here in Orem, Utah. We're a fool service tanning salon. We have over twenty tanning beds as well as a spray on system. I often get asked, "How do I avoid the bikini line tan?" And the best way to help you with that is if you're tanning in doors, most people tan in the nude. It's a very secure environment. Your rooms are locked. But, remember when tanning in the nude, you are going to be tanning parts of your body that have probably never seen the sun before. So, you have to be very careful on your exposure there. Make sure you use a good indoor tanning lotion. Be careful of your time. Even if you feel you're tan and your arms and your upper body and you've been tanning in a swimming suit. But, if you tan in the nude, those parts of your body could get burned. So, you want to reduce your time until that part of your body develops into a nice even tan. Outside, I guess you're going to have a bikini line just because you're outdoors. But, indoors feel free to tan in the nude. Most people do. If you're worried you can cover up with a towel. Towels are provided in most tanning rooms. Always ask for an extra towel if you need one. But, be careful again. You don't want to overexpose those areas that never seen the sun before because those areas will be more tender and definitely will burn."
eHow Article: How to Avoid a Bikini Tan Line
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