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 Posted: 11/12/06 - 22:34 Post subject: Spray on tan to cover up stretch marks? |
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After gaining a lot of weight, I knew it was time to slim down. So, I've slimed down about 20 pounds (I'm still not skinny, but much better than before), and I noticed I had some strech marks along my upper arm pit area, along the inner arm and near my "love handels". I really don't like them, altho the ones on my upper-inner arms aren't visible (only the indentations), there ones on my upper armpit are, and so are the ones on my love handles.
I was wondering if it's safe to get a spray on tan just to cover up the strech marks, so that I'm not as embaressed about them. Will it work? |
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I'm not an expert on spary on tans but I think it would make them worse, I don't think the tan would stay on the marks or would maybe be a different colour to the rest of your body.
Be aware that most women have stretch marks, even the skinniest, but if they do bother you, maybe try using foundation or concealer that matches your skin colour to blend them in.
Good luck! |
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