Tanning to camouflage redness/blotchiness
This is a discussion on Tanning to camouflage redness/blotchiness within the General Discussion forums, part of the Keratosis Pilaris Topics category; I have red bumps AND general inflamed blotchiness on my upper arms. In addition to that, the non-red areas of ...
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Tanning to camouflage redness/blotchiness
I have red bumps AND general inflamed blotchiness on my upper arms. In addition to that, the non-red areas of my arms are extremely pale from years of covering up / exfoliating!
I've decided to try tanning (I'm going to the beach in a few weeks) as a way to help make the redness less noticeable, but my question is whether anyone else was successful in doing this -- or did all that sun just make the redness more inflamed? Should I stop applying all these active creams before I go, to reduce the likelihood of my skin just becoming more red and irritated? Thanks. |
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I believe in the archives there is more about the sun's effect on keratosis pilaris...I believe it said that the sun can reduce it by acting like a natural exfoliant but it will increase your chances of contracting other problems. I suggest you use the search option at the top of the forums and search something like "Sun's effects" or something like that.
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My experience has been that a tan has deminished my redness. My arms always seem to look better in the summer.
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...most of these creams will make your arms sensitive to the uv rays. be careful not to burn.
have fun at the beach. |
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yes i believe the reason it stops the redness is because it opens your pores, or so i've heard
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Ive been tanning and it's helped alot. My skin is smoother and here is barely any redness.
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Thanks!! I have a very bumpy, very red case, so I plan to discontinue use of the creams about a week beforehand, apply a low SPF, lay out and keep my fingers crossed!!
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I've decided to try tanning (I'm going to the beach in a few weeks) as a way to help make the redness less noticeable, but my question is whether anyone else was successful in doing this -- or did all that sun just make the redness more inflamed? Should I stop applying all these active creams before I go, to reduce the likelihood of my skin just becoming more red and irritated? Thanks.








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