Ghost saddlebag

how long before vacation should i start getting a base tan?
Im going on vacation later this year. How many weeks/months before hand should i tan to get a base tan.. and for how long or how many times per week, im dumb when it comes to this so im looking for step by step lol. Im NOT one of those people who tan for 20 minutes everyday, and i am WHITE, like, ghost white, so. Please no "tanning is bad youll get skin cancer and look like a leather saddlebag" yes, i know that, hence why im 22 and have never been tanning before and am ONLY doing this so i dont burn too bad on my vacation. Thats it. so. please answer. and which lotion is best?
Give yourself a good month. Even though higher "level" beds have less burning rays (UVB) and more tanning rays (UVA) and will give you a quicker base tan, they won't be helping you build up burn resistance as well as the lower "level" beds with more UVB. You want to go in one of the lower "level" tanning units (your tanning salon will help you identify which ones are lower). They might tell you to use the higher level beds to get your tan faster, but trust me you need to go in the lower levels to build up your burn resistance. I was going in a high pressure bed (highest level available) for the full time every time for about a month and had a very dark tan, but then I went into a lower level bed for the full time and got a pretty painful burn on my back. Just goes to show that the higher levels (even though the give you a really deep dark and long lasting tan) aren't the best to use before vacation if you're looking for burn resistance. If you give yourself a month before vacation you will be able to build a great base that will protect you from burning on vacation. Start with half the tanning time (ex: if the maximum tanning time is 20 minutes, start with 10 minutes. If the maximum tanning time is 12 minutes, start with 6 minutes). This might not seem like a lot but trust me it really is. You don't want to burn, it will defeat the whole purpose.
Start going every other day. Your first three time stick with half time. If you aren't burning, increase your tanning time by 1 minute for the next two sessions. For your sixth and seventh session, increase by another 1 minute. By this time you will have a good base. After this, go about 2-3 times a week, increasing by 1 minute every time if you are not pink or burning. Never go two days in a row. It's very harsh on your skin and can cause sensitivity. If you must go two days in a row, make sure you wait at least 24 hours between visits.
Here's a model tanning schedule:
(example for a level 1 tanning bed with a 20 minute maximum exposure time)
WEEK 1
Sunday: Tan for 10 minutes
Monday:
Tuesday: Tan for 10 minutes
Wednesday:
Thursday: Tan for 10 minutes
Friday:
Saturday: Tan for 11 minutes
WEEK 2
Sunday:
Monday: Tan for 11 minutes
Tuesday:
Wednesday: Tan for 12 minutes
Thursday:
Friday: Tan for 12 minutes
Saturday:
WEEK 3
Sunday: Tan for 13 minutes
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday: Tan for 14 minutes
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday: Tan for 15 minutes
WEEK 4
Sunday:
Monday: Tan for 16 minutes
Tuesday:
Wednesday: Tan for 16-17 minutes
Thursday:
Friday: Tan for 17-18 minutes
Saturday: Upgrade to a high level tanning unit and tan for the full time (this will lock in your tan because higher levels have higher UVA percentages. UVA penetrates deeper into the skin and gives a deeper longer lasting tan. These units also have less UVB so you have less chance of burning.)
As far as lotion goes, it's preference. Most lotions give similar tanning results. An accelerator contains moisturizing ingredients and ingredients that help you produce more melanin so that you tan more quickly. This is a good choice if you want the most natural looking color. If you want to use an accelerator I suggest Swedish Beauty Dark Secrets. Dark Secrets contains a DermaDark bronzer which is a clear streak free bronzer that helps your skin produce more melanin and keeps you tanning up to 48 hours after your visit. It also has Body Blush which brings more oxygen to the skin. The more oxygen the skin has, the darker and quicker your color comes. Another good one is Designer Skin Phoenician. It is a silicone blend so it goes onto the skin very smoothly. It also contains OptiGlow which is a lot like Body Blush and brings more oxygen to the skin for a deeper tan. Another good accelerator that is a little less expensive is Swedish Beauty Botanica Shea You Love Me. It is very moisturizing and is hypoallergenic. I used this and got dark color. It's fragrance free.
A bronzer is like an accelerator with added color. It has ingredients that help you produce more melanin as well as dihydroxyacetone and/or erythrulose (sunless tanner), and natural bronzers (cosmetic bronzers that wash off in the shower). These lotions are good if you want deeper color more quickly. A good bronzer is Designer Skin Black. It's basically a bronzer version of Phoenician. Same silicone feeling and OptiGlow, but with deep, natural looking bronzers. Designer Skin Smile Your Dark! is another great one that is on the less expensive side. It smells amazing (fresh) and feels really nice on the skin. It gives a light bronzer, so you see most of your nautral color with just a hint of sunless. I also recomend you invest in a good after tan moisturizer. When you use these daily they will hold your tan, give you anti aging benefits, and also help boost your tanning results on the days you go tanning. You can buy a great inexpensive one from AustralianGold.com called Moisture Lock.
| | Saddlebag Supports $71.99 Cobra Saddlebag Supports Keep throw-over saddlebags from getting tangled in the rear wheel Attach to existing mounting points for easy installation - custom fit to each bike Made from sturdy chromed steel Safety features for riders and saddlebags alike Made in the USA |
| | Saddlebag Chaps $65.99 Saddlemen Saddlebag Chaps Protect your bagger's saddlebag lids with these handy covers. The soft backside is gentle to your paint, and the durable, weather impervious exterior keeps away road debris, boot scuffs and other dangers to your expensive bags. The rugged SaddleTuff? exterior has a leather grain that matches most seats. Easy to install, ten minutes without drilling or modifying bike Sold in pairs Lid Cover only, or also available with Lid Storage Bags included Click Here Click Here for Additional Luggage Information |
| | Saddlebag Taillight Accents $44.99 Kuryakyn Saddlebag Taillight Accents Peel-and-stick chrome accents divide the clear and red sections of the GL1800 saddlebag taillight Sold as a set Click Here for more Kuryakyn products |
| | Saddlebag Liner $14.99 Saddlemen Saddlebag Liner Single companion bag liner to the?Saddlemen Packing Cube Liner Set for use?in your FLH-style saddlebag. Allows for additional lined storage of your personal items or frees up space for a small gas can or tools. Made from light, but durable PVC lined 150-denier polyester with sturdy zippers that permit over packing but keep the elements away from your cargo. Great for trips, overnighters, organizing your tools or cleaning supplies. Simply lift your liners out of the saddlebags to move your cargo easily into the hotel, campground or to unload fast once you're home. Measures: 15?" x 10?" x 5?" Click Here for Additional Luggage Information |
| | Grooved Saddlebag Latch Cover $80.99 Kuryakyn Grooved Saddlebag Latch Cover Grooved design Re-uses stock lock mechanism Sold in pairs |
| | Saddlebag Liners $14.99 Willie and Max Saddlebag Liners Universal liners with mesh handles Makes it easy to carry luggage on and off your bike Small dimensions: 4"W x 9.5"H x 8"D (5 liters) Large dimensions: 4.5"W x 13"H x 9.5"D (9 liters) Click Here for Additional Luggage Information |
| | Saddlebag Cooler $49.95 T-Bags Saddlebag Cooler The saddle bag cooler is designed for carrying a 6 pack of soft drinks with ice or a cold pack. The exterior is tough polyester fabric and the interior is insulated and lined with a welded seam flexible plastic liner to keep moisture inside the bag. Remember to keep in an upright position to avoid leakage through the top zipper. Made of polyester Fits most saddle bags Insulated - welded internal liner keeps moisture in Big enough for a 6 pack + ice Re-freezable ice packs recommended Dimensions 10"h x 11"w x 5.5"d Click Here for Additional Luggage Information |
| | Saddlebag Organizer $38.99 Saddlemen Saddlebag Organizer Trim, functional and smartly styled organizers fit snugly into your GL1800's saddlebags. Organize your trip packing and maximize your cargo space using the organizer's various closed, mesh and vinyl see-through storage pockets. A variety of elastic bands keep your flashlight, tire gauge and other gear in place, but easily accessible. Easily installs to the saddlebags at the factory hardware points. Installation can be completed in minutes with no modification to your motorcycle's luggage. Rugged construction will last a lifetime with its 600-denier and 150-denier polyester materials. Measures: 17" x 12" Fits 2001-2010 Honda GL1800 Goldwing |
| | Big Buffalo Saddlebag Bars $174.95 Drag Specialties Big Buffalo Saddlebag Bars Big Buffalo Saddlebag Bars are 1-1/4" in diameter which gives that beefier look and match the 1-1/2” Big Buffalo Engine Bars. Rear bars are made from 1.25" diameter steel tubing Available with a brilliant show-chrome or black powdercoat finish Made in the U.S.A. |
| | Round Saddlebag Reflectors $8.99 Saddlemen Round Saddlebag Reflectors Round Saddlebag Reflector Kit. Self-adhesive red reflectors bring your motorcycle back to legal specifications when the addition of large saddlebags cover stock reflectors DOT legal Measure 2.25" Two per kit |
| | Seat and Saddlebag Conditioner $17.99 Saddlemen Seat and Saddlebag Conditioner Saddlemen Seat & Saddlebag Conditioner. Keep your leather and vinyl seats, luggage and accessories looking new for years. Repels harsh weather and sunlight, guards against cracking and deterioration. Specially formulated to be safe and effective with Saddlemen products 16 oz. spray bottle |
| | Lighted Lower Saddlebag Accents $179.99 Kuryakyn Lighted Lower Saddlebag Accents Highlight the edge of the saddlebag with a chrome accent line and rear-facing LEDs Rear-facing red LEDs operate as auxiliary run/brake lights Plug-in installation on 07-10 models, 97-06 and 2010 FLHX/FLTRX models must be hard-wired into the motorcycle Sold in pairs |
| | Box/Slant Saddlebag Yoke $12.99 Tour Master Box/Slant Saddlebag Yoke **Note: Actual product may vary from image. Click Here for Additional Luggage Information |
| | Classic Saddlebag Bungee System $26.99 Nelson-Rigg Classic Saddlebag Bungee System Designed to attach into Nelson-Rigg saddlebags clips Heavy duty bungee net Adjustable straps for larger loads |
| | Saddlebag Connecting Straps $11.99 Nelson-Rigg Saddlebag Connecting Straps Optional mounting kits For use with Nelson Rigg Solar, Spirit and Classic luggage Click Here for Additional Luggage Information |
| | Saddlebag Latch Covers $299.95 Battistinis Saddlebag Latch Covers CNC-machined chrome-plated billet aluminum Signature Ness/Battistinis design For use with OEM hard saddlebags Sold in pairs |
| | Cruiseliner Saddlebag Mounting Brackets $103.99 National Cycle Cruiseliner Saddlebag Mounting Brackets Easy to use, quarter turn fasteners for no tool removal of the saddlebags from the frame Painted gloss black and ready to mount or custom paint For Cruiseliner Saddlebags Click Here |
| | Flame Saddlebag Latch Cover $159.95 Joker Machine Flame Saddlebag Latch Cover Fully CNC-machined from solid bar Available in chrome or black anodized finish Simple installation in minutes! Chrome mounting hardware is included |
| Account limit of 2112 requests per hour exceeded. |

![Motorcyle Saddle Bags w/brackets [ Ghost - EZ ]](http://www.mycyclemarket.us/images/e/150753038797_0.jpg)
