Can I put sunscreen on my face when tanning in a tanning bed?

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6 Responses to “Can I put sunscreen on my face when tanning in a tanning bed?”

  1. brianj0526 Says:

    Alma Asher

    Yes, and you probably should.

  2. swingtrader912 Says:

    Roberta Stalnaker

    Yes, and I think they actually provide it there, but usually for a charge.

  3. kare bare Says:

    Ted Antone

    yes. its not a bad idea to bring your own because it can be expensive there

  4. scoutsagirl Says:

    Henry Kessinger

    You say you dont want your face to get old and leathery-looking, but that’s exactly what tanning does to it. Yes, you can wear sunscreen, but that defeats the purpose of trying to get a tan on your face. Try to keep the tanning to a minimum (Puh-LEEZ don’t end up looking like Magda on There’s Something About Mary)and cover your face with a damp washcloth or do-rag for a portion of the tanning process (if you’re in there for 10 minutes, cover up for 5–if in a bed). If you’re really worried about wrinkles, slather your face with sunscreen and opt for a ****** bronzer instead.

  5. shortysonja7 Says:

    Larry Stovall

    You have to use the tanning lotions made for tanning beds. You can get them in a store or at the tanning salon you go to.

  6. l_bacall Says:

    Stanley Soucy

    As long as you only put the sunscreen on your face you most certainly can use any sunscreen in the tanning bed.

    The reason why you cannot put the sunscreen on your body is because there in mineral oil in almost all tanning lotion. Mineral oil causes the tanning bed acrylics to ***** much faster.