No Tan Lines at home

Got a little sunburn yesterday out on a naked snowshoe. Yes - snowshoe. We are bit from the 90s yet. Actually, on a warm summer we only hit the 90s a few times. That said, it may snow tomorrow, then next week will be in the 60s, which is plenty warm for working on the tan-line-free tan out on the patio.

• 5 years ago

Usually spend about an hour every day tanning in the yard if it's sunny. Start out the season with about 30 minutes at a stretch until I build up a base so as not to get sunburned. It's working well so far. Weather has been perfect for it lately. Not too warm and nice breezes but when it does I bring out a box fan and will hose off occasionally.

• 5 years ago

Every day its warm enough! Toasting right now, in fact. Not having to go to work this last month has meant lots of naked sun for us, havent dressed in a couple days. Sunny and 80 today, love it!

• 5 years ago

I don't sunbath much as when working in the garden and warm enough I am nude so I don't get any tan lines.

• 5 years ago

We spent the last two weekends in the pool and my base tan is almost perfect then I can go for the deeper tan. We are new to Mesa so still adjusting to the heat. I still get a charge out of getting cold when getting out of the pool and it is 100+ outside. That is no humidity for you. Getting excited about having a BBQ! The new grill goes in Wednesday!

• 5 years ago

I was able to get some sun yesterday floating around in my pool, dosed off while lying on my belly so got my buns toasted a nice bright red.

• 5 years ago

Not to much at home but did get some on some hiking trails. And enjoyed it after just going work and home during the week.

• 5 years ago

I have been able to get out and work on my all over tan several times already this spring. The weather has been crazy though. Will be in the 70's for a couple of days then back in the 50's and rainy and cloudy for 4 days. But if it is sunny and above 65 I am sitting out nude!

• 5 years ago

I have a pretty good tan for the weather being, like you said up and down. It will be cold up here again for a few days. But, I do go out even if it is in the 50's if I can stay out of the wind. So, I thought I would say something about how I get an even tan. I have noticed over the years that most people do not know how, or have never really thought about it. Here's how I have approached tanning many years ago.

If you imagine yourself laying in the center of a clock laying say face up or down. Your feet will be facing 12: 00, head at 6:00, now this would be if the sun was coming from your left (at 10:30) or your right(at 1:30). In other words, you lay so that the sun will be slightly to your left or right, and yes, that means you lay in quarters. This way you will get the sides tanned as well, it will be more even. I usually go 20 minutes per quarter with rotation. You will not burn as quick and you will come out with a much better tan. So, other example might be (to make sure you got this) would be say you are laying at1:30, the sun would be at either 12:00 or 3:00. Have fun with it, and enjoy your nude summer!

Tanned in IN

• 5 years ago

I may have the best tan this early in the season that I have ever had. Not much else to do while in COVID jail, and I am fortunate to have a private backyard. While the temps have been on a roller coaster the last month or so, we have had plenty of warm sunny days, and the sun is high enough now that the hot tub is in full sun for all of the morning and most of the afternoon, so even if it's a bit chilly, I can still be in it on those days.


John aka cobeachbum

• 5 years ago