Many of the most frequently asked questions concern getting a tan after some beauty and cosmetic procedures. In order to answer them earnestly we chose the most popular ones, focused on what experts say, provided brief explanation why the given no-tanning time is recommended and tried to suggest some alternatives for the tan-lovers. So if are an avid tanner and you had any of the beauty treatments done recently or you are planning to undergo one, please keep on reading. Can I tan after having facial and lip fillers? Experts recommend staying out of the sun, as well as tanning...

These are definitely the most desired features of a tan: it should be dark and even and ought to last for a long time. The tanning process itself is expected to be a moment of relaxation so any unwanted odors are out of the question. Well, frankly speaking, the list of these tanning expectations is a longish one but there is some good news: there is a way to tick all these points. How? Please keep on reading to discover our tips and ideas.

Let us guess why you are here. Probably, even though you tan regularly, you haven't noticed any satisfying results. You use sunbeds but your legs are still unattractively pale. You may also have been searching for the best self-tanner but nothing seems to work the right way!

If you are a fake tan fan or even if you use it just occasionally, you have probably gone through quite a few self tanning products. Sometimes you liked the result but the ingredients made you cringe. Some other time you liked the formula but you had to apply the product with a clothespin on your nose (you know, that yucky smell). Of course some products smelled nice, had quite a decent INCI list but the stains and patches on your skin killed the joy. And then one day you came across this page, saw Sunless by Onyx No-Lie Self...