Hey everyone! First of all, I want to thank everyone who has checked out my blog. I started this simply out of boredom, and now I love letting you all in on my tips and tricks. I've now gotten up to 600 views, and while it may not seem like much, but it really means a lot to me that some of you actually care enough to at least check it out. Anyways, thanks again, but today I wanted to talk about something that I take very seriously, which is different tanning methods and the importance of sunscreen. I'm naturally very pale, and have always been pretty insecure about it so I like to use self tanners and go out in the sun once in a while. My current favorite self tanner is the St. Tropez Bronzing Mousse. It comes out as a foam (hence the mousse) and, my favorite part, it dries really fast so there is no waiting. It's also a sunless self tanner so it's non-damaging to the skin. I will admit it comes out looking kind of green, but once it's on your body it looks so good. It's really dark at first, so what I like to do is apply it at night, sleep with it on, then take a shower in the morning to wash it off. The only bad thing about this tanner is that it will stain your hands if you don't use a mitt, but if you buy it from the St. Tropez website then the mitt is included (you can also find it at Sephora). It is quite pricy so if you're on a budget then it may not be the tanner for you, but for the price, the quantity is fantastic considering it lasts so long. I bought the 240 ml bottle last summer and it still isn't gone, so it's a pretty good deal. Now on to sunscreen. I definitely have strong feelings about sunscreen considering my grandma and father both had skin cancer, and at the age of 17, I had pre-cancer. That being said, I do still enjoy sitting in the sun, but I'm a strong believer that you can still get tan while using sunscreen with a high SPF. If you believe that tanning beds are good for you, that's your opinion, and I have my own. Whatever your opinions are on the sun and protection, just be cautious, because you don't have to have skin cancer running in your family for it to happen to you. That being said, whether you have pale or dark skin, you're all beautiful, so do whatever makes you feel confident! So enough blabbering...Thanks again for checking out my blog, I love you and I'll talk to you later!