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Tan not fading why?
I wish the tan I got last summer would fade, but its not 
I remember the summer before I got a tan and it faded by winter, but last year I went on holiday and got a good tan all over. But its not still not faded yet and its been 6 months because the bits that didnt get tanned are so fairer compared to the rest of my body and I hate it
Why hasn't it faded?
How long does it take?
Love BlueAngel xxx
I remember the summer before I got a tan and it faded by winter, but last year I went on holiday and got a good tan all over. But its not still not faded yet and its been 6 months because the bits that didnt get tanned are so fairer compared to the rest of my body and I hate it Why hasn't it faded?
How long does it take?
Love BlueAngel xxx
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my tans used to last all year round cos i went on holiday about 4 times year
Have you been exfoliating? Though I read somewhere that helps keep the tan 
6 months is a long time.
6 months is a long time.
exfoliating?, yes, all the time. Its like its become permanant
That happened to me too actually. I got really tanned travelling around Europe a couple of years back and it's never really gone away. Frankly I'm delighted though!
BlueAngel
I wish the tan I got last summer would fade, but its not I remember the summer before I got a tan and it faded by winter, but last year I went on holiday and got a good tan all over. But its not still not faded yet and its been 6 months because the bits that didnt get tanned are so fairer compared to the rest of my body and I hate it
Why hasn't it faded?
How long does it take?
Love BlueAngel xxx
I remember the summer before I got a tan and it faded by winter, but last year I went on holiday and got a good tan all over. But its not still not faded yet and its been 6 months because the bits that didnt get tanned are so fairer compared to the rest of my body and I hate it Why hasn't it faded?
How long does it take?
Love BlueAngel xxx
BA, I thought you were Pakistani (sorry if you're not!), and hence surely you don't get 'tanned' as of such, but simply go darker in the sun, right?
Angel Interceptor
BA, I thought you were Pakistani (sorry if you're not!), and hence surely you don't get 'tanned' as of such, but simply go darker in the sun, right?
Yes I am, and I've got light coffee coloured skin and of course I get tanned, lol.
BlueAngel
Yes I am, and I've got light coffee coloured skin and of course I get tanned, lol.
You go darker, so that's not what most people would interpret as a 'tan'. Anyhows, there's not much you can do to be honest. You'll go back to your regular colour sooner or later. Next summer, try and keep out of the sun more!
huh??? Darker??? Of course we can get tanned. What do you think Ive been doing all these years, and it always fades.
BlueAngel
huh??? Darker??? Of course we can get tanned. What do you think Ive been doing all these years, and it always fades.
Yes, but I was just saying that if you tell most people that you've got a 'tan' on here, then they'd immediately think that you were white, and have a 'tan' in the sense of s regular tan, as opposed to a tan on someone who is already coloured, but goes much darker. If you get me?
Original post by Anon12957
Tanning literally means you go darker in the sun. Being white and getting tan is not what is considered a 'regular' tan because quite frankly, a lot of white people cant even tan.
Don't be ridiculous a lot of white people can tan. I am white and I tan quite easily. Not all of us turn pumpkin red.
Original post by Sensei Chubbybum
Don't be ridiculous a lot of white people can tan. I am white and I tan quite easily. Not all of us turn pumpkin red.
I was replying to the person that said it's not considered tanning unless you start off white.
One word - sunscreen. The sun is the #1 thing that ages your skin - constant exposure to the sun without protecting your skin with an spf causes wrinkles, dark patches of skin, age spots, etc. It's called photoaging and it happens to all ethnicities.... (white europeans will be more prone to wrinkles/fine lines, asian / african skin will be prone to age spots and uneven skin tone)
It's hard to get rid of once your skin is damaged in this way, so the best thing to do is protect with an spf!
It's hard to get rid of once your skin is damaged in this way, so the best thing to do is protect with an spf!
lol it's a common problem that people have!
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