nagemisis

Has anyone ever tried Heart's Desire by Australian Gold? It has a dark dual bronzer and a hot tingle. I tan occassionally, but I'm tanning more now.
I've already gone twice this week, and I can see a tan. I'm going again tomorrow.

My question is with the tingle. I've used a tingle lotion before, and I love the feeling and how I can see it working. But, is it safe? The girl at the salon said it burns your skin, and I didn't think about it until right now...isn't that bad? Does it really burn your skin or does it just redden it?

Also, does anyone know if this lotion will be too intense? I'm scared I'm going to actually burn since that girl said that. And can I use this on my face?

Please help me soon. Thanks.

tnannie

The tingle lotions heat up on the skin, but they don't literally burn the skin. Using tingle's does tend to dry the skin a bit more, so use a good tan extender/ moisturizer to keep your skin in great shape. Keep in mind too, that the skin on the face and neck is more delicate, so you should not use the tinlgle lotions on these areas. Take care.

glamarama

sounds like you are getting less than wonderful advice at your salon - i woudl ask another associate for their opinion - there are much better tingles to try out first go that the AG Hearts Desire

tingle increases your skin's microcirculation - the tan you get from tingle will be awesome. IMO John Abate makes nice starter tingles with EXCELLENT skincare ingredients, and you can advance up through levels of tingle

Neon Beach

Burns your skin eh? Me thinks that girl at the salon is a dimwit.

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TikiTanGod

I can't believe the girl working at the salon would tell you that. I would be MAD if that were my employee.

pcstutsman

THats OK, I have an employee that told a customer that the caffeine is revival is glitter.

tnannie

pcstutsman

oh yes