Obtain The Ideal Outcomes With Quality Tanning Spays

By Haywood Hunter


There are many questions, when it comes to choosing a tanner. What is tanning? How does the change in skin color happen and how long one should spend in the sun. Read this article and your questions, or at least most of your question around this topic will be answered. It will give you details as to what cell in the body produces what in the body that makes this wonderful occurrence possible.

What is this sun bathing everyone talk about? This is if a person decides to spend some time around in the sun in order to achieve a nice golden brown color of the skin. As mentioned before there are unfortunate cases where this goal is not always achieved and the person gets sun burnt.

this will happen when the person spend too much time in the sun and they get burnt where the skin will turn red and it can even some time get burnt so bad that the skin forms water blisters. But as it was said this will only happen in extreme cases. Usually the skin will or can go red and then will gradually go to the desired golden brown color. This will happen if the said person is fair skinned.

This brown color has so many advantages. It prevents a person from getting burnt so bad that you end up with water blisters on the skin. It helps the skin to look much healthier by giving it a little bit of a glow. It can also make the person look much healthier as well.

So how does the skin produce this sometimes very radical skin color change? The skin has cells called Melanocytes. These Melanocytes produces something called Melanin. You get two different types of melanin that is produced by the melanocytes. The first one that is produced is called Pheomelanin and this melanin is responsible for the red color that the skin turns when you go into the sun. The second typed of melanin that is produced by the melanocytes is called Eumelanin. This melanin is responsible for the brown color that the skin turns when a person sun baths.

There is a general function for this thing called melanin. What is the reason why the body and to be more precise the melanocytes make sure that this melanin is produced. The melanin is responsible for the absorption of the solar radiation when the skin is exposed to the sun and by doing this it will protect the body and the skin as a whole.

What are the two kinds or types of ultra violet is there. There is the violet - A, as well as the B. The A is actually the one that is known for causing all of the radiation. This in turn will cause the oxidizing effect that oxidizes the current melanin that already exists.

It is recommended that you only spend short periods of time in the sun. Try not to stay in the sun until your skin is red as this could be very sore. To have the gradual brown color change you should only be doing this for about thirty minutes at a time.




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