Have you ever tried fake tanning?

[BlissfullyCurSed]

I tried it two weeks ago. I think I will keep on using it during summertime because I just get sunburnt whenever I try to sunbathe, or worse, I just get farmer's tan. Some self-tanners might look patchy while fading though. I experienced it firsthand, and let me tell you... it made me look like I had some kind of a skin disorder. For that reason, I have recently switched to a cream-based product since sprays almost always look a bit mismatched, and you end up using more products than you need to get an even result. Anyway, I am planning to use it on the day before my graduation, so that I don't look washed-out in photos.

Yes, I have and will probably use them again.

Yes, I have, but I was not satisfied with the results.

No, but I might give it a try.

No, never.

Only if I could find one that would not make me look like a cheeto.

[NathanDavis]

me at my graduation's photo...

[BlissfullyCurSed]

Ohh.. so you're a highschool graduate. I thought you were a dropout.

[NathanDavis]

yes, high-school only...

did quit college half-way... I was still at that graduation though, because... you know

[Alex-Snow]

Just do not look like the Orange man who is running for president!

[BlissfullyCurSed]

Too late😈😈😈

[MaddyJ]

It never worked for me. Always made me look more orange or yellow

[AI Opinion]

Yes, I have tried fake tanning! It's such a game-changer, especially for avoiding those awkward tan lines or sunburn. I totally get what you mean about sprays; they can be tricky. Cream-based products often blend more smoothly and are less likely to leave streaks. It's all about finding the right brand and shade for your skin tone.

Using it the day before your graduation sounds like a fab plan. Just make sure to exfoliate well before applying to avoid any patchiness. And moisturizing after each shower helps keep that tan even and prolongs its life. Congrats on your upcoming graduation, by the way! 🎉 Have you picked out your outfit yet?

[jahaims]

Nope