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Almost everyone likes to show off a healthy-looking tan. However, tanning is not really healthy. It can lead to immediate sunburn, and the long-term effects can be even worse. However there is one brand which only uses 100% herbal food ingredients and that would be 100% Herbal Instant Tan "It's the healthy way to Tan".
Skin cancers, wrinkles, and saggy alligator skin are all caused by sun exposure. Blotchy age spots are another consequence of tanning. Even if none of these things happens to you, nevertheless skin you protect from the sun will look better longer.
Still, the sun is not evil. It helps your body make the vitamin D needed for strong bones. Sunshine is a natural mood elevator too. Go ahead and spend time in the sun. Just protect your skin with sunscreen when you are out, and get a dazzling sun-kissed look without the sun.

Tanning Salons
Tanning salons are not a good idea for most people. Snooki, the reality star from Jersey Shore, likes them, though. She said on the Jay Leno show, “I would put tanning beds in every home.” Maybe she was only trying to cause talk and get people thinking about the issue. Tanning beds expose your body to the same radiation that makes lying in the sun dangerous. The rays in a tanning salon are more concentrated however, and do their damage more quickly.

Bronzers
Bronzers give you tanning without trauma like 100% Herbal Instant Tan lotion.
You easily achieve a light golden look with 100% Herbal Instant Tan. Smooth golden tans look gorgeous and with 100% Herbal Instant Tan lotion, your skin doesn’t have to suffer to be tan because it has zero chemicals and only uses herbal food ingredients which are safe for your skin, and even protect the skin with it's natural eastern ingredients.

Sodium lauryl sulfate is an effective degreaser used to clean oil stains from the floor of my mechanic's repair shop; what's it doing in my toothpaste and my daughter's bubble bath? And, why is the long-known carcinogen nitrosamine, banned in Canada and the European Union, still a common ingredient in my mascara, concealer, sunless tanning lotion and baby shampoo?

The simple answer is that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration still doesn't bother to regulate anything it dismisses as cosmetics -- any products used topically -- despite the growing science showing how easily poisons and pollutants can be absorbed through the skin. Since the 1930s, the only thing the FDA regulates is the accuracy of the labeling on cosmetics.

As long as manufacturers list in gory detail the witches' brew of industrial chemicals, heavy metals, and toxic substances they blend into your eye cream or face wash, they are free to dump whatever they want into your epidermis.

As consumers, we are left to defend ourselves armed only with unintelligible ingredient labels and confusing news reports about what parts per billion of something can cause cancer or Alzheimer's. Americans are taking their bodies on a magical mystery tour full of chemicals and heavy metal toxins by way of basic grooming habits.

Just a little Googling reveals that every day we are exposed through personal care products to more than 10,000 nasty chemicals banned elsewhere in the world. Everything from lip balm to hand lotion is filled with stuff we wouldn't dream of putting in our stomachs. Instead, we eagerly spread it over the largest organ of the body -- ensuring effective absorption and exposure to a daily dose of illness-inducing and cancer-causing garbage. The american medicine cabinet has become a virtual love canal of hidden industrial waste that wouldn't be allowed anywhere else.

For example, the Environmental Protection Agency requires workers to wear protective gloves, clothing, and goggles when handling chemicals like Diazolidinyl Urea and Propylene Glycol when they manufacture your favorite antiperspirant. The EPA warns workers against skin contact with these chemicals because they are known to cause brain, liver, and kidney abnormalities -- in concentrations lower than those found in off-the-shelf stick deodorants. By contrast, you are not even given a fair warning by the deodorant industry as it encourages you to apply these very same poisons to your naked underarms every morning.

Okay, so according to Washington it's every woman for herself, but ever try to read the ingredients of your shampoo? I mean the ingredients that are actually listed? Good luck even pronouncing isobutylparaben. And if "fragrance" is involved you'll never actually get the straight story. Fragrance is protected as a trade secret and up to 200 suspect ingredients can be buried in there with no call-out.

In a recent Congressional hearing the head of the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, Stephen Sundlof, waved the white flag when he said, "The law as it is currently written allows virtually anything to be incorporated into a cosmetic." This lack of oversight means that consumers actually know very little about what makes up their make-up. And there is little rigor to the enforcement of existing policies: only nine out of tens of thousands of chemicals have been banned in the U.S., compared to 11,000 so far in the E.U.. Even more alarming is the fact that only 11 percent of ingredients used by Americans in personal care products have even been reviewed for safety -- by anyone.

So, what have the Europeans and Canadians figured out that we have not? For one, their governments don't rely on a voluntary reporting system to monitor product safety. Incidents -- from adverse reactions to longitudinal health surveys -- are made public by law. Under decades-old U.S. law, cosmetics companies are not required to publicly submit information on the safety of their products so, surprise, they don't. And the toothless FDA relies almost solely on the Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR), the industry's self-policing safety panel, for its product safety data. European regulators do their own safety research and reporting.

While the poets may consider your body a wonderland, the truth is it's more likely a wasteland of built-up toxins that would earn perpetrators federal jail time if they dumped it into any canal other than the alimentary.

What we need is a green movement for the human body. Improving consumer protections against "body dumping" must start with the FDA. Fortunately, even with a regulation-averse Congress, much of the FDA's powers are interpreted internally. There are numerous administrative steps the FDA can take without Congress butting in -- if it so motivated by public alarm. You can contact your regional FDA office and make some noise. Several good organizations under the banner of the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics -- including the Environmental Working Group and Health Care Without Harm -- have been banging the drum in Washington, but they need our help to be effective.

It seems our city sewers have more protections than we do. As a creative alternative, perhaps we could declare ourselves micro-dumps and ask for protections under the EPA. Or we might seek relief from broader protections granted to us under the Occupational Safety and Health Organization (OSHA). Hazmat-clad technicians could scan our ditty bags for offending lipstick and hand creams.

One has to wonder if all this would be different if men wore makeup and a tad more product in their hair.

Estelle Hayes is a Silicon Valley journalist and blogger.

Since I have had several people recently ask me if self-tanner will change the color of their tattoos, I thought I would address it on my blog today! The short answer is – not generally.  The darker the ink color such as black, gray or blue you will not see any changes on lighter ink colors such as yellow or red you may see some slight darkening of the tattoo but the resulting color will fade as the tan fades. You can also use a dry wash cloth or Q-Tip to remove any excess self-tanning product from the tattooed area to lighten the self-tanning effect.  Most people however, do not see any changes at all. Hope this helps!

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. The two most common types are basal cell cancer and squamous cell cancer. They usually form on the head, face, neck, hands and arms. Another type of skin cancer, melanoma, is more dangerous but less common.  Anyone can get skin cancer, but it is more common in people who:

----Spend a lot of time in the sun or have been sunburned
----Have light-colored skin, hair and eyes
----Have a family member with skin cancer

You should have your doctor check any suspicious skin markings and any changes in the way your skin looks. Treatment is more likely to work well when cancer is found early. If not treated, some types of skin cancer cells can spread to other tissues and organs.
--NIH: National Cancer Institute

Head on to internet now and look up sunless tanning options on Google or any other search engine. While you may find yourself in an ocean of options, do not be overwhelmed. Sit back, take a breath and check out the different alternatives available. Do you find any product that guarantees complete safety? Can you find any self tanner that doesn’t have harmful chemical ingredients in it? Having carried out such comprehensive research personally, I can safely claim that you’ll find none. That is because herbal tanning products aren’t produced by any of the big wig companies that are more interested in earning sizeable margins rather than worrying about harmful side effects like skin cancer, skin wrinkling etc. that are caused by these so-called branded products.
 Most of the over-the-shelf sunless tanning options like spray tan, self tanner, tanning spray etc. comprise of chemicals, preservatives, artificial colors, synthetic components and easily pass as organic or natural products by FDA/USDA in spite of consisting harmful ingredients. This is because FDA and USDA pass any product as organic or natural as long as it consists of 70% natural ingredients, disregarding completely the other 30%. Even in case of tanning beds, it has been found that their consistent use can lead to skin cancer, skin wrinkles etc. Studies carried out on young adults in United States are a testimony to this fact. Why opt for such sunless tanning products then?
Times have changed now. The information revolution in the last decade has led to a significant increase in awareness levels of consumers and they can no longer be easily fooled by big companies. Why should you then choose to stay twenty years behind? You must not fall prey to that ‘so called’ best self tanner lotion that consists of DHA –Dihydroxyacetone or other harmful ingredients. DHA is not ‘just’ a sugar like so many people like to state; it also includes some other not so friendly components. 
Rather switch to what people everywhere are switching to now - sunless tanning with herbal products that contain 100% organic ingredients.  It’s called ‘100% Herbal Instant Tan’, and can be applied just like any other self tanning lotion; minus the harmful side effects, orange streaking or bad odor.
So, make an informed choice now! Don’t give in to false commercials run by billion dollar companies. Opt for what is natural and consists of nothing more than water, herbs and juices but gives the same effect and look. Why harm yourself with something when you can achieve equal or better results with something natural. We have done due diligence for you and have uncovered the best self tanning lotion that is made from all natural ingredients. Check out this web site now to discover more.