The month of April is finally here, and many of you are rushing to get that brown glow on your skin. You may be tanning naturally or using a tanning bed or spray, well, whatever works for you. You may have come across many terms in tanning, bronzers, accelerators, etc.

If you are new to tanning, you may be wondering, what is a tanning accelerator? Accelerators are sometimes referred to as maximizers or intensifiers. Tanning accelerators are ideal for beginner tanners.

They help you tan faster and also to retain your color for longer. That is, it helps you achieve a base tan more quickly and do not typically contain added bronzers. A bronzer is a self-tanning product that gives you an instant tan.

To those who want to improve their skin tan, this article is most definitely for you. You may have tried every kind of tanning there is, but you don't get the perfect tan to show the world. Don't worry this article explains the do's and do not's to get that perfect tan you have always desired.

First, you should know that there are various ways to acquire the tan, naturally and by artificial means which involve the use of tanning oil. I guess most of you tend to ask, can you use tanning oil in a tanning bed? Yes and no but mostly not recommended.

You may have even realized that most saloons aren't so fond of the tanning oils in bed, but before I fully explain why it doesn't become recommended, you should know what tanning oil is.

I am fair skin naturally, and there was a time I just couldn't seem to get the tan I have envied of my friends who got a darker skin compared to mine. I thought I would never have a tan until I decided to do a comprehensive research to help people with fair skin like me.

Some people with fair skin have sensitive skin and can’t even stay in the sun for a long time. You should consider that there was something we always did wrong that’s why we couldn’t achieve the tan. That’s about to change as I have pointed out how to tan fair skin in a tanning bed.