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Comment on How You Can Get Designer Bedding On A Budget by max

max — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 05:59:59 +0000

Pale skin can be so beautiful. Any tanning by ultraviolet rays should be avoided . Ask any dermatologist. Do you want leathery and wrinkly skin after 40? Not to talk about skin cancer which has dramatically increased due to tanning. So please do yourself a good turn . If you must use a tanning spray or lotion. When going to the beach please use a good sunscreen.
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Comment on How You Can Get Designer Bedding On A Budget by dlynne

dlynne — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 05:57:59 +0000

Jergens Natural Glow. it doesnt turn you orange and it looks completely natural since it is a gradual process. and it smells really good too. it comes in 3 shades…fair skin tones, medium skin tones, and dark skin tones.
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i use it

Comment on How You Can Get Designer Bedding On A Budget by Shannon B

Shannon B — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 05:55:59 +0000

I will tell you what I use and like you I am on a tight budget too. and I have found this stuff to work extremely welll Synergy Lotion makes it and it is called Go Dark you can find it online for 13-15 bucks and it is well worth it I bought some expensive lotion and I used it twice and didnt like it and I went back to my 15 dollar lotion . I will tell you that this Go Dark lotion has a hot bronzing effect it makes you hot and tinglily but it works really well and it will make you legs almost too dark. Give it a try I promise you wont be dissapointed.
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go to google and search synergy tan go dark

Comment on How You Can Get Designer Bedding On A Budget by Love MK

Love MK — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 05:53:59 +0000

Mary Kay makes the best. First cleanse and exfoliate skin to be tanned, you will have a great result. check it out at http://www.marykay.com/rebecca
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Comment on How You Can Get Designer Bedding On A Budget by I heart SOVS!

I heart SOVS! — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 05:51:59 +0000

Jerkin's Natural Glow woks great and it isn't too apparent when you first use it. Just make sure to wash your hands after application!
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Comment on Bedding Buying Guide by Doug

Doug — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 05:49:59 +0000

You will have better luck when you Google if you search for "Headboard" or "Headboards Footboard" or "Bedroom Furntiure"

Frames are the steel support portion of the bed that the boxspring sits on. Yes there are varing qualities for these as well so do your homework.

As far as furniture there is much to choose from
Modern, Contemporary, Traditional, Rustic, etc. If you narrow what you like down a bit, you will get much better answers to your good question. Generally Speaking Hardwoods are best, but are more costly. Maybe even a budget would help us make better suggestions for what is available in you price range.
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http://www.stlbeds.com/

Comment on How You Can Get Designer Bedding On A Budget by atomickitty

*atomickitty* — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 05:49:59 +0000

use one of the tingle lotions…i recommend "goddess 200xxx" by designer skin…
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15+ experience using tanning beds

Comment on Bedding Buying Guide by dat.Fat.Dough.Dough

dat.Fat.Dough.Dough — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:47:46 +0000

Buying guide to bed frames?
Wanted to buy a good and solid bed frame but I was totally lost as there are so many options with varying prices. Ok… Firstly I’m looking for a dark chocolate king single bed frame. I saw a couple on furnish.com.au that had the same designs but $$ differences by hundreds. Questions:

(1) What is the best material: I’ve seen like pine & oak, timber, etc?
(2) Is there anything to tell from something that is durable as I am 21?
(3) Is there such thing as a supportive bed frame?
(4) If you could, please pass on some good bed frame websites?

Comment on How You Can Get Designer Bedding On A Budget by Kimberlyn

Kimberlyn — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:47:42 +0000

What Indoor Tanning Lotion Is Best for My Skin?
I have pale skin that isn’t very easy to tan, specifically my legs. The rest of me gets darker but my legs stay much lighter, although lately they have been getting a little darker. I just recently started indoor tanning again after a few years of not going, and I’ve started going in stand up beds instead of the usual 20 minute beds. I don’t burn easily. I used to stay the full 20 minutes all the time and not get a shade darker, so I’m not worried so much about burning. Right now I stay in the stand up bed for 7 minutes. I’m not sure which indoor tanning lotion I should use, because there are so many different kinds. I have heard Designer Skin is the best, but I don’t want to buy the wrong one because they are pretty expensive and I’m on a tight budget.

I have pale skin, not too sensitive, and I’d like fast results because I have a beach trip coming up. What should I use?