Re: mystic tan to mask redness

[Guest guest]

I've done the mystic tan and used Neutrogenea

Facial Tanning Cream with good results. The

Neutrogena is a much cheaper way to go. For

$8 the bottle should last at least a month.

Mystic tan is $15-30 per session and it only

lasts a week.

Shane

[Guest guest]

I've done the mystic tan and used Neutrogenea

Facial Tanning Cream with good results. The

Neutrogena is a much cheaper way to go. For

$8 the bottle should last at least a month.

Mystic tan is $15-30 per session and it only

lasts a week.

Shane

[Guest guest]

--not sure about mystic tan but cutanix is coming out with a product

next year that will tan you naturally without the sun!!!! even those

that dont tan at all in the sun will be able to benefut from this

product yes type 1 skin too!!!!! I habve been following it

closely.Epitan is anothe rcompany developing a tanning prodiuct and

it will require one injection every 6 months to keep a dark tan no

sun needed either. some very promising things on the horizon.

I would venture to say that mystic tan might be irritating to the

skin ,I certainly think DHA [the active ingredient in current sunless

tanners]is very damaging to the skin.Dihydroxyacetone????? dont want

to put any kind of acetone on my skin ,tested safe or not!!!!!

- In rosacea-support@y..., " danteypipi " <danteypipi@n...> wrote:

> Has anyone tried mystic tan or any sunless tanner to mask redness?

Let me know if these are ok for sensitive skin.

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[Guest guest]

--not sure about mystic tan but cutanix is coming out with a product

next year that will tan you naturally without the sun!!!! even those

that dont tan at all in the sun will be able to benefut from this

product yes type 1 skin too!!!!! I habve been following it

closely.Epitan is anothe rcompany developing a tanning prodiuct and

it will require one injection every 6 months to keep a dark tan no

sun needed either. some very promising things on the horizon.

I would venture to say that mystic tan might be irritating to the

skin ,I certainly think DHA [the active ingredient in current sunless

tanners]is very damaging to the skin.Dihydroxyacetone????? dont want

to put any kind of acetone on my skin ,tested safe or not!!!!!

- In rosacea-support@y..., " danteypipi " <danteypipi@n...> wrote:

> Has anyone tried mystic tan or any sunless tanner to mask redness?

Let me know if these are ok for sensitive skin.

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