I just started using their powerbright dark spot serum and it has been helping. I have a skin tag on my cheek that has gradually become light brown. Using this serum after about 5 days, it looks like a small part is getting lighter and more flesh toned. Looking forward to seeing what it accomplishes with continued use.

If you’re just starting out with tanning and you have very fair skin that tends to burn easily, then you might want to lie out in the morning before noon to avoid getting a burn. However, when you lie out before noon or after 3p.m., it will take longer for you to develop a tan. This is a more gentle time for sun exposure that that has it’s advantages and drawbacks for any tanner. If you already have a base tan or have darker skin that is less prone to burning, then laying out when the sun is at its hottest, between noon and 3 p.m., is the best way to get a solid tan as quickly as possible. This is usually the recommended time for people to tan as it is such a potent tanning time, but in order to tan safely, you should consider your full tanning experience. Taking a little longer to develop your tan may be worth it since it’s safer on your skin.