You can tan after 4 weeks. If scars are exposed to the sun, they may darken. Tanning prior to surgery is okay.

Topless sunbathing is allowable all along Seven Mile beach. Nude sunbathing is usually kept to private coves on the West End cliffs, sections of Booby cay and a very small section of Bloody Beach. Hedonism II, Couples Negril, Grand Lido Negril, Firefly, Carib Beach Apartments and some resorts on the West End have either clothing optional or nude beaches. See similar questions...

No matter how sun-phobic your daily habits might be, you are exposed to a lot more UV light than you might think. Whether walking to your car, driving to work, or taking a quick break outside, dangerous UV rays are constantly bombarding your skin and causing cumulative damage. (Note that the side of your face closest to your car's window will exhibit more signs of premature aging if you don't regularly use sunscreen. See similar questions...

Yes. Apply Safe Tan™ before going away to avoid being conspicuously "FOP" (Fresh Off the Plane). Safe Tan™'s moisturising action helps prepare your skin for sunbathing. Use any type of sunscreen - and as high a SPF as you wish. Re-apply at the end the week to augment your developing tan. Safe Tan™ uses as few chemical components as possible. As Safe Tan™ has no preservatives, it has an approximate 10 month shelf life. See similar questions...

You can sunbathe before, during and after using our sunless tanning spray. It is important to remember though that sunbathing has an intense damaging effect on the skin. It is therefore important to use moisturizers to protect your skin, resulting in a extended effect of your sunless tan. See similar questions...

Sunbathing or using sunbeds is not a suitable way to improve your skin condition. Excess sun exposure can cause sever damage to the skin. A suntan can help mask some of the inflammation on your skin and moderate exposure to UV light may appear to reduce inflammation, so you might feel that your skin improves in the short term. See similar questions...

Yes, but since it is known that the suns rays are one of the principal causes of skin aging, the treatment aims to revert the harm they cause, so you should take care not to let the sun continue to harm your skin. See similar questions...

D-Mannose is a naturally occurring sugar. It is found in certain fruits and even produced in the body. The body doesn't metabolize the majority of the mannose when taken and instead it is passed to the urine. There it rapidly binds to the offending bacteria. No side effects have been reported. The body does not react to mannose in the way it does to most sugars. See similar questions...