restlesstiger31 said:You don't really need cream; they're overpriced and mostly just act as a bronzer. Honestly, if you want protection, just wear sunglasses, lie down, and enjoy yourself. I don't bother with hair removal either, and I haven't had any issues.
Anyway, I’m heading to a local spot tomorrow for a tanning session. Is it okay if I apply lotion to my body too?😬 Annie, won't my sunglasses leave marks on my face?😎 😁
Betty Hill82 said:Try using a body scrub—it’ll help you tan faster and more evenly.
It might also be worth grabbing a tanning accelerator lotion. I'm not sure if they carry those kinds of products here in the States.
And don't forget to protect your hair. 🙂
I was actually thinking about doing a scrub... But what about cream? Like a tanning moisturizer? I'm terrified of ending up with orange patches everywhere. 😬 And how do I protect my hair? With a towel??? I really want to keep my hair looking healthy and soft.
Does anyone have any advice regarding tanning beds? For instance, should I skip shaving on the day I plan to go, or is there something else I should know?🙂
True, I’ve never really been, and honestly, if I didn't need it for this occasion—which, as Casey Palmer5 mentioned, is all about finding a dress and adding some color...—I wouldn't even bother going. (Casey Palmer5 has seen me lately, so she can vouch for that.) I'm well aware it's not exactly the healthiest habit, but I don't think a few rounds are going to kill me either. Thanks, ladies, and thanks for the DM, too. 👋
So, I have an upcoming event coming up that calls for a formal dress. Since I’m pretty much pale as a ghost, I was hoping to get a little color so I don't accidentally blend into the walls of the venue. 😂 Anyway, how healthy is tanning (or not tanning), and what products or methods would you recommend? My only experience with "color" has been a natural summer glow from the sun, so I’m a total novice when it comes to artificial tans. Any tips, thoughts, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
As far as I know, those are hormone pills, not contraceptives (damn, did I really have to clarify that?). What I'm thinking of: those hormone replacement therapies women take during perimenopause or menopause. If that's what I'm picturing, they come in a round, three-colored plastic container.
Megan Reed said:Same here. I finish up with IVF on Sunday, then get results on Thursday. So, four days. There was only one time it took five.
Me too. And it drove me crazy. For a second there, I actually thought I was pregnant... Honestly, the waiting was worse than someone just telling me, "Look, Charles Ramirez, you aren't getting lucky for another year." 😁
I'm not sure if this topic has already been covered here. If it has, just point me toward the right thread and thanks. 🙂 If not, I’m genuinely curious about your thoughts on this. Would you be willing to donate your organs after you pass away? Personally, the idea appeals to me. I'm just wondering how one actually goes about getting an organ donor card—what's the process? Is there a specific form to sign or something similar? If anyone knows the drill... let me know. 🙂 👋
Harold Gomez65 said:I once forgot to take my birth control and ended up taking it twelve hours late, yet I didn't get pregnant.😳 Luckily, 🙏
It’s happened to me before—forgetting my pill and taking it late or whatever. Didn't end up pregnant either.. God protect the drinkers, the kids, and the fools.. 🙄
I've been on Triquillar 👍 for a year now and haven't had any issues. My breasts were already on the larger side anyway, and my stomach pain has completely cleared up. My cycle has actually stabilized too; instead of coming every 23 or 24 days, it’s now consistently every 28. 🎉 As for weight gain, yeah, I have put on some pounds, but I might be the one to blame there. I stopped dancing and now I spend most of my time just sitting around studying and reading. 🙄