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Your tan lines are showing – Hate those lines after tanning?

You love to tan out in the sun, but at the end of the day, when it’s time to change, there they are: pale tan lines on your back and shoulders, showing themselves to the world. But this year will be different. Your skin will be free of tan lines, and you’ll look great in that evening party dress. The question is, how do you go about doing this?

There are several options. One is a tanning salon, where you can enter a bed while naked. Many people do this, and salons have hygiene standards so you won’t have to wonder about other people doing the same thing. Another option is tanning creams, which you rub over your body to create an even tan. Another, more traditional way is to wear a bikini and unclasp the straps, exposing the upper part of your back for line-free skin.

If you wish to continue tanning at the beach, there is another option: tan through swimwear. This technology involves a special, porous weave that allows you to tan through the fabric. The threads are far enough apart for the sun’s tanning rays to reach your skin, but still close enough together to create a comfortable shade, controlling the amount of harmful UV rays from penetrating your skin. The result is wearing a bathing suit with an SPF of between 8 and 10, which still allows you to tan but helps prevent a sun burn, when tanning properly. Because of the nature of the loose weave, you remain cool on the hottest of days, as perspiration evaporates from your body and air circulates through the fabric. However, the high tech manufacturing process means the suit is much stronger than traditional suits, and are snag-free and chlorine-resistant. Proper care of your swimsuit can make it last for years.

Before resorting to lotions to achieve a tan free of lines and blemishes, try a tan through swimsuit. You will look great, get an even tan, and stay cool at the same time!