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• STEP 4: Rub tanning lotion into skin thoroughly. (You may want to wear rubber
gloves to do this.) Pay special attention to the backs of your knees, elbows, ankles
and tan lines.
• STEP 5: Wipe away excess lotion to avoid an uneven or creased tan.
• STEP 6: Wash hands (or gloves) thoroughly with soap and water after applying
lotion.
• STEP 7: Wait 15 minutes before getting skin wet.

Tips & Warnings

• Start with only a light coating and then layer to obtain the color you want.
• Most tanning lotions do not contain sunscreen.
• You can also use tanning pills, which contain color additives.
• Cheap tanning lotions will turn your skin orange.

How to Avoid Getting Freckles

Freckles are caused by the sun and develop most often on fair skin.

Instructions

• STEP 1: Use sunscreen with complete UV block whenever you go out.
• STEP 2: Try sunscreens that contain parasol.
• STEP 3: Reapply sunscreen frequently throughout the day.
• STEP 4: Minimize exposure to the sun between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., when the
sun's rays are strongest.
• STEP 5: Wear a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses if you're going to be in the sun
for an extended time.
• STEP 6: Avoid sunbathing and tanning booths.

Tips & Warnings

• Freckles usually fade in the winter, when the sun's rays are weakest.

Overall Things You'll Need

• Bleach/lightening Treatments
• Sunscreen
• Wide-brimmed Hats
• Sunglasses

How to Camouflage a Scar