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SkateRForeveR Members 193 posts Location: Costa Rica Occupation: Street artist Age:	#24844 2007-08-28 21:49 GMT



oddperson Members 184 posts Location: Vatican Occupation: Sculptor Age:	#24845 2007-08-28 21:53 GMT
	Ya !!! i can

Commitment Members 192 posts Location: Taiwan Occupation: Pharmacist Age:	#24846 2007-08-28 21:54 GMT
	i think so

Bluberry Members 198 posts Location: Benin Occupation: Ordinary Seaman Age:	#24847 2007-08-28 21:54 GMT
	You bet. Got the worse sunburn in my life from 70 degree weather in February.

TangerineLeaves Members 233 posts Location: Senegal Occupation: Web developer Age:	#24848 2007-08-28 21:56 GMT
	yes. you need to go out in the heat of the day if its 80 degrees. so around 12-2. put some lotion on but not too much just so you wont get burned. after you tan but banana boats after sun lotion. you can get it at walmart or target. it makes the tan last longer!!! have fun tanning but be carefull, dont get burned!!! hope i helped :-)

OrangeDaisy Members 211 posts Location: Virgin Islands (u.s.) Occupation: Master of Ceremony Age:	#24849 2007-08-28 21:57 GMT
	yes. You can tan in any weather. As long as the suns out. My aunt exsesivly tans even in the winter, she gets bronze in the winter. lol

FeatheryRomance Members 181 posts Location: Maldives Occupation: Egyptologist Age:	#24850 2007-08-28 21:59 GMT
	Yes. It doesn't necessarily depend on the tempurature, it's the UV Rays that the sun gives off that make you tan.

YellowCall Members 169 posts Location: Kiribati Occupation: Maid Age:	#24851 2007-08-28 22:00 GMT
	yes you can, but consider the side effects of tan. I just want to share several article on tanning and skin cancer : - Deadly trends: The dangers of tanning, the link : http://www.tanning-review.com/deadly-trends-the-dangers-of-tanning.php - The Truth About Tanning, the link : http://www.tanning-review.com/the-truth-about-tanning.php - Tanning Myths Pale In Comparison To Skin Cancer Facts, the link : http://www.tanning-review.com/tanning-myths-pale-in-comparison-to-skin-cancer-facts.php - Attempts At Tanning Pale In Comparison, the link : http://www.tanning-review.com/attempts-at-tanning-pale-in-comparison.php - Hope For Fair-Skinned People Wanting A Tan But Get Burned, the link : http://www.tanning-review.com/hope-for-fair-skinned-people-wanting-a-tan-but-get-burned.php - Sun Exposure Hold Risks for Floridians, the link : http://www.tanning-review.com/sun-exposure-holds-risks-for-floridians.php Hope this info helps.

PrehistoricSwimmer Members 216 posts Location: Pitcairn Occupation: Boatswain Age:	#24852 2007-08-28 22:02 GMT
	Heat has nothing to do with tanning. Exposure to direct sunlight does as the sun gives off UVA and UVB rays, and these rays are what cause sunburn(and tanning - which is the body's attempt to protect itself from those rays by sending up the melamine(dark color) from the depths of the skin or tan. So tanning is basically destroying the skin. But 80 degree weather. What about skiers?? -10 below freezing.

Species Members 219 posts Location: Ethiopia Occupation: Saucier Age:	#24853 2007-08-28 22:07 GMT
	ha here its like average 60s my friend got burned! it doesnt matter the temp, just the sun!

RebeliousFisher Members 216 posts Location: Libya Occupation: Thatcher Age:	#24854 2007-08-28 22:15 GMT
	Yep. Tanning is not related to the temperature, but instead is related to the UV rays. People get sunburned cheeks while skiing during the winter, and plenty of people get tans and burns in the resort town I live in, whether it is 65 or 105.

BloodFlower Members 197 posts Location: Kazakhstan Occupation: Author Age:	#24855 2007-08-29 02:52 GMT
	I tan in 70 degree weather.. Unfortunately I have retarded tan lines all over my legs, back, feet, chest, and arms because I'm out in the sun a lot. Eh. As long as there's sun, you'll tan.