Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Hollywood Tans: Senior Tanologist: The Naked Truth
Hollywood Tans: Senior Tanologist: The Naked Truth: "To tan naked or not to tan naked; that is the question! I know that when it comes to the big naked debate, everyone is pretty equally divid..."
Friday, August 27, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Friday, August 20, 2010
CNN: 10 vices that are good for you
From CNN.com and Health.com: http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/08/19/ten.healthy.vices/index.html
Monday, August 16, 2010
Stay sharp mentally with indoor tanning, benefits of Vitamin D from Livestrong
Mental benefits of Vitamin D from Livestrong.com
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
No need to worry about this at Hollywood Tans (all stand-ups): Tanning Bed Bacteria Identified
Hollywood Tans proudly features all stand-up booths for this very reason... you never know what you're laying in when you do lay-down tanning.
Tanning Bed Bacteria Identified - WTOL.com - Toledo's News Leader
Tanning Bed Bacteria Identified - WTOL.com - Toledo's News Leader
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Pale skin considered less attractive than cellulite and bulging bellies
London airport offers free spray tan
Relaxnews
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Seems as if the days of the English Rose are in the past: the British capital's Gatwick airport is offering travelers a free spray tan through August 1.
Called Gatwick Glow, the tanning lounge was launched this week after research by the airport revealed that travelers were uncomfortable with baring their pale skin at their holiday destination.
Surprisingly, more men than women expressed this concern in Gatwick's poll, while more than 30 percent of all survey participants said they were dreading the first day on the beach because they weren't tanned. Yet more unexpectedly, pale skin was considered even less attractive than cellulite and bulging bellies.
Kim Francis, the airport's marketing manager, said she hoped the lounge would make passengers "feel great about themselves" and "prevent them from overdoing [the tanning] on the beach."
Relaxnews
Thursday, 29 July 2010Called Gatwick Glow, the tanning lounge was launched this week after research by the airport revealed that travelers were uncomfortable with baring their pale skin at their holiday destination.
Surprisingly, more men than women expressed this concern in Gatwick's poll, while more than 30 percent of all survey participants said they were dreading the first day on the beach because they weren't tanned. Yet more unexpectedly, pale skin was considered even less attractive than cellulite and bulging bellies.
Kim Francis, the airport's marketing manager, said she hoped the lounge would make passengers "feel great about themselves" and "prevent them from overdoing [the tanning] on the beach."
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