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  1. #1 12th May 2015 
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    Should i start now, or wait closer to my holiday?

    Should i start loading now. Or wait closer to 15June when i am going to Spain for 3weeks. Whats the best?
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    Re: Should i start now, or wait closer to my holiday?

    pointless to start loading now if you're not going to see any sun til june 15. people debate if loading is even really a "thing"
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    Re: Should i start now, or wait closer to my holiday?

    What's your skin type and do you currently have a tan?
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    Re: Should i start now, or wait closer to my holiday?

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    What's your skin type and do you currently have a tan?
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    I would say im skintype 2. Brown hair, green eyes some moles.
    Yes, i do have tan. My legs and stomach is still tanned from last summer. My chest and triceps area is not tanned, its harder for me to get tanned these areas
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    Re: Should i start now, or wait closer to my holiday?

    I'd advise a slow build up just before holiday (1-2 weeks) supplemented with sun beds.


    Loading as some people do it doesn't make much of a difference - what you should actually be doing for loading is slowly building up your dosage and UV exposure and gradually getting a tan so that your body can tan better.
    It's actually the tanned skin and not the melanotan that stops you from burning.


    Tom