Forever Summer™ – Sunless Tan Lotion

With summer approaching, guys and girls are sculpting, toning and tanning! But do you really want to expose yourself to harmful UV rays, risking cancer and wrinkles as part of that ‘wonderful bronze’? You’ve probably heard of the latest in sunless tanning products. But how do they really ‘tan’ you?! Are they natural?

What about any complications or am I going to get an orangey glow about me from using them? These are only some of the questions Naturally You Skin Care has come across and appropriately researched their answers. Prior to introducing our newest item on the market, Forever Summer™ by NY Skin Care, here’s what we found out!

DHA, the active ingredient in 99.99%, if not all, sunless tan lotions provides that instant bronze. DHA is a colorless sugar, naturally derived from sugar beets or sugar cane that interacts with the dead cells located in the top layer of your skin. As the sugar interacts with the dead skin cells, a color change occurs. This change usually lasts about five to seven days from the  initial application and up to 10 days with a second. Though increasingly popular and easy to apply, Forever Summer™ by NY Skin Care, provides an instant bronze to accent that  summery glow, naturally!

“I turn orangey,” you say! Believable, since prior to the 1980s DHA was notorious of turning our skin orange….remember Coppertone’s QT (Quick Tan). Well since the 1980s, cosmetic companies have improved the refining process to produce better results [browner, less orange] with DHA. That’s great news, since Naturally You Skin Care has jumpstarted 2006 with an incredible premium sunless tan lotion including ingredients such as vitamin E, Japanese Green Tea and Shea Butter! Just remember to wash your hands after…please…then reapply it to your hands sparingly!! Happy Tanning!

Call and ask us how you can get your bottle of Forever Summer™ Sunless Tan Lotion Today!!! (877) 816-1877 or email us at admin@naturallyyouskincare.com   www.naturallyyouskincare.com

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