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1. LTD

   July 20th, 2009 at 8:52 am

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   Like you, I have sensitive skin and have yet to find one that doesn’t break me out…and to be honest, I have yet to see a self-tanner that looks "good"…they are still quite obvious…even those spray tanning places have yet to come up with a "normal" color….you can spot ‘em a mile away…
   I have just learned to come to terms with the fact that I am NOT tanned…and learned to love my fair complexion and not to be ashamed that my legs aren’t tanned….
   Folks at the tanning bed places can recommend a tanner for you…should you choose to go that route…
   However, I say "REJOICE" in who you are…stay away from the fake stuff..

2. Amanda K

   July 20th, 2009 at 8:52 am

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   Try any of the Nuetrogena line. All of their products are hypoallergenic.

3. Moraima H

   July 20th, 2009 at 8:52 am

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   Have you tried the sugar cane self tanner. It is safe and natural. You can either have it sprayed on my a professional at a local tanning place that carries the product, or look for it online. I also have sensitive skin and this has worked well for me.

4. Sunidaze

   July 20th, 2009 at 8:52 am

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   Please stick with the fake tan in a bottle. As one fair skinned lady to another, let me tell you that getting a tan in the tanning bad (or sun) is not worth the melanoma that’s likely to develop in the long run. Yes, I’ve had it and constantly worried it will returned…and I used both tanning beds and the sun in my younger days (I’m not 34).

   If you choose to self tan, I’ve heard that Jergens makes a really good lotion. Me, I’ve learned to embrace my paleness…it’s not worth it to get color by tanning and I don’t do the tan in a bottle stuff.

5. JENTIFER

   July 20th, 2009 at 8:52 am

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   I am not super dedicated to applying self tanner (but I wish I was). But I purchased a Yonka one that was pretty good and didn’t give me a rash or anything (I have pretty reactive/sensitve skin).
   I dont know that it is made for sensitive skin, so maybe test it out first.