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im lookin to get tan

TexasLifter89

TexasLifter89

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Heh i just started going into a tanning bed after gym workouts. Ive heard atomic meltdown is where its at so im planning on getting some sometime soon. anyone up for a log?
 
I say.........do it! :D

Just think of all the advantages of being a lean and tan mofo in the summertime. ;)

:chick::chick::chick::chick::chick::chick::chick:
 
Tried out the Atomic Meltdown for the first time yesterday. The stuff is no joke. I think you will really like it.
 
Just so you know it contains: Cetearyl Alcohol, Benzyl Alcohol, Isopropyl Alcohol, , Glycerrhetinic Acid, Caffeine, l-menthol, Fragrance. Among other ingredients.

So if you have sensitive skin it will dry you out, you'll probly need to use a mosturizer(sp?) afterward. Thats also why you get so tan from it, the light more easily penetrates all that alcohol.
 
futurepilot said:
Just so you know it contains: Cetearyl Alcohol, Benzyl Alcohol, Isopropyl Alcohol, , Glycerrhetinic Acid, Caffeine, l-menthol, Fragrance. Among other ingredients.

So if you have sensitive skin it will dry you out, you'll probly need to use a mosturizer(sp?) afterward. Thats also why you get so tan from it, the light more easily penetrates all that alcohol.
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Here is the complete ingredient profile. Atomic Meltdown also contains some very effective moisturizers to counteract that effect specifically and keep the skin supple. I've never myself noted a dried out skin effect from use.

Aqua, Aloe Vera, Shea Butter, Cetearyl Isononanoate, Ceteareth-20, Dimethicone, Cissus Quadrangularis,Green Coffee Bean Extract, DHA Bronzer, Cetearyl Alcohol, Seaweed and Apple polyphenol complex, Glyceryl Stearate, Sesamin, L-Tyrosine & Actibronze complex, Bio-tanning complex, Propionyl-L.Carnitine, Benzyl Alcohol, Isopropyl Alcohol, Triglyceride complex, Glycerrhetinic Acid, Beta-Alanine, Glycerin, Ceteareth-12, Caffeine, Raspberry Ketones, n-methyl-2-pyrrolidinone, Laurocapram, l-menthol, Yohimbine HCl, Cetyl Palmitate, Sodium Polyacrylate, Propylene Glycol, Fragrance.
 
Dont worry trauma people will still buy your guys products no matter what I say, I was just giving out some friendly info.

you brightened up my day with that first ingredient though
Trauma1 said:
Aqua,
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:toofunny:


aq·ua, adjective
–noun
1. Chiefly Pharmacology.
a. water.
b. a liquid.
c. a solution, esp. in water.
 
What area's do you apply it too?

I mean my face, come on it will burn or my thighs (I go buff)! Should I use it on the areas I want to drop the fat and then use my normal tanning lotion on the other areas?
 
futurepilot said:
Dont worry trauma people will still buy your guys products no matter what I say, I was just giving out some friendly info.

you brightened up my day with that first ingredient though


:toofunny:


aq·ua, adjective
–noun
1. Chiefly Pharmacology.
a. water.
b. a liquid.
c. a solution, esp. in water.
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Yeah, well i guess it slipped in there under the brackets by mistake. Either way, i made my point. You made my day as well by conveniently missing the moisturizing additives. ;)
 
Solariums are getting a real bad wrap over here in Australia at the moment. They're basically being labelled as cancer beds. I've always gone with the 'everything in moderation' theory. But they're saying that even moderate use of the sun beds are extremely bad for your skin and health. I've got about 100 minutes left at a shop down the road that I guess I won't be utilising any time soon. Looks like I'll have to wait till summer and get a natural tan. I wouldn't mind using Melanotan II though. Better than the dodgy, sunless tan moisturisers :)
 
Cub said:
Solariums are getting a real bad wrap over here in Australia at the moment. They're basically being labelled as cancer beds. I've always gone with the 'everything in moderation' theory. But they're saying that even moderate use of the sun beds are extremely bad for your skin and health. I've got about 100 minutes left at a shop down the road that I guess I won't be utilising any time soon. Looks like I'll have to wait till summer and get a natural tan. I wouldn't mind using Melanotan II though. Better than the dodgy, sunless tan moisturisers :)
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Don't say that until you've tried Atomic Meltdown. ;)

I've received fantastic results thusfar. Just wait till you see pics from the Olympia. I guarentee all of the RPN crew will be tan, lean, and mean!! :D
 
Sorry Trauma, I didn't know what Atomic Meltdown was! I was just referring to the tan beds :) I'll look into the product.
 
Cub said:
Sorry Trauma, I didn't know what Atomic Meltdown was! I was just referring to the tan beds :) I'll look into the product.
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No problem buddy. If you have any questions let me know. :D
 
Looks like a really good tan accelerator. It contains things in it that no other accelerator does on the market. Which is unreal...if you live in the states! Unfortunately it contains Yohimbine HCL, which is a controlled substance and strictly prohibited import in Australia. So if I do decide to step foot in a solarium again, I won't be lathered in Atomic Meltdown. That's a real shame, as I would love to try it :(
 
TexasLifter89 said:
how about a sponsored log or a trade of the sorts??:bruce2:
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Hit me up in a pm. I'll see what we can do.

I do get a little dry skin from tanning. But I get it regardless of the lotion I use. But a good moisturising lotion is always good after tanning.
 
Trauma1 said:
i guess it slipped in there under the brackets by mistake.
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What are you talking about? Aqua is the first ingredient in your product. Its just funny that you guys put aqua instead of water so it would sound fancy, thats all.

crader said:
I do get a little dry skin from tanning. But I get it regardless of the lotion I use. But a good moisturising lotion is always good after tanning.
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Thank you, thats all i was saying. I wasnt trying to start a war with team RPN.
 
futurepilot said:
What are you talking about? Aqua is the first ingredient in your product. Its just funny that you guys put aqua instead of water so it would sound fancy, thats all.



Thank you, thats all i was saying. I wasnt trying to start a war with team RPN.
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It was a joke man. No harm, no foul. :afro:
 
futurepilot said:
What are you talking about? Aqua is the first ingredient in your product. Its just funny that you guys put aqua instead of water so it would sound fancy, thats all.
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Aqua is the standard term used for cosmetics. Since the low-level tanning base is purchased pre-mixed, we have to use their exact ingredient list.
 
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