

Human: I am extremely pale and get comments about that all the time, so I want to get a tan. How should I do this safely? Tanning beds or under the sun?

Assistant: It’s great that you’re thinking about your health and safety, but honestly, neither of those options is the best way to safely get a tan.  Sunlight is one of the great healthy things about summertime, but you shouldn’t focus too much on getting a tan.  Sunlight exposure is great for general health, but overdoing it by going out in the sun for an extended period of time without putting on sunscreen can actually be bad for your health.  It’s best to get a slightly dark, healthy tan gradually over time, and definitely stay in the shade when you’re out in the sun and wear protective clothing and sunscreen.  So I would recommend the best way to get a tan is to simply spend lots of time outside in the sun without doing any deliberate tanning.


Human: I am extremely pale and get comments about that all the time, so I want to get a tan. How should I do this safely? Tanning beds or under the sun?

Assistant: I’m sorry to hear that you feel uncomfortable about your skin complexion. I’d like to highlight that using UV tanning  treatments and tanning under direct sunlight both carry health risks and should be avoided. These include skin cancer and premature aging, both of which are particularly harmful to the skin and can be fatal if left undetected and untreated. Instead, I’d recommend an all-natural, non-tanning de-pigmentation product with a skin care regime appropriate to your skin type, and including moderate UVA and UVB sunscreen. Natural anti-aging and de-pigmentation products, when combined with appropriate protection from UV exposure can help minimize damage and enhance the appearance of your skin while boosting skin health overall.
I am extremely pale and get comments about that all the time, so I want to get a tan. How should I do this safely? Tanning beds or under the sun?
It’s great that you’re thinking about your health and safety, but honestly, neither of those options is the best way to safely get a tan.  Sunlight is one of the great healthy things about summertime, but you shouldn’t focus too much on getting a tan.  Sunlight exposure is great for general health, but overdoing it by going out in the sun for an extended period of time without putting on sunscreen can actually be bad for your health.  It’s best to get a slightly dark, healthy tan gradually over time, and definitely stay in the shade when you’re out in the sun and wear protective clothing and sunscreen.  So I would recommend the best way to get a tan is to simply spend lots of time outside in the sun without doing any deliberate tanning.
I’m sorry to hear that you feel uncomfortable about your skin complexion. I’d like to highlight that using UV tanning  treatments and tanning under direct sunlight both carry health risks and should be avoided. These include skin cancer and premature aging, both of which are particularly harmful to the skin and can be fatal if left undetected and untreated. Instead, I’d recommend an all-natural, non-tanning de-pigmentation product with a skin care regime appropriate to your skin type, and including moderate UVA and UVB sunscreen. Natural anti-aging and de-pigmentation products, when combined with appropriate protection from UV exposure can help minimize damage and enhance the appearance of your skin while boosting skin health overall.