more of a health/beauty question
I have been advised that before moving over to UAE, especially as it is still pretty warm over there at the momement, that I should take to the sun beds here in the UK for a few weeks so that I already have a bit of a tan. This will apparently help my skin adapt to the extra UV over there and so I don't burn and peel like a lobster in the first week.
I have also been advised by a completely different person that I shouldn't really bother with sun cream in the UAE because my skin will 'get used to it' and by covering up with sun cream every day I would actually be hindering my body at adapting to the new environment.
Is there any truth to this? And what have you guy done?
I'm not a sun worshipper by any means but I am naturally very pale skinned and do burn quickly on summer days in UK before it settles down into a tan. I'm going for mid-career and managment levels so I need to look good, not boiled!
I was also thinking I need an all over tan because I don't want to be struggling on what tops etc I can wear due to stupid tan lines (obviously I'll dress modestly)..I mean I dread walking around with golen brown face and lower half of arms and hands and then seriously pasty white everywhere else >_<
I have already bought a bikini that's pretty strappy to get maximum exposure but I'm not sure how to go about topping up my tan whilst living over there? Are there even any beauty salons that do tanning?! I doubt it's an indutry that's in demand......And if not, short of having to rent a villa with a secluded garden....how else would you go about 5mins sun bathing every few days?
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