experience with tanning pills anybody??

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Ive been thinkin about going on some tanning pills.....the pills main ingredient is Tyrosine. Anyone have any experience on taking these things? Do they work well? Do you really need no sunlight for them to work? I got them from blue hill naturals

Blue Hill Naturals, LLC :: Beautiful Body :: Faster Tan Capsules

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They make you orange, not tan. Look at the primary ingredient. It's an overdoes of beta carotene, carotene=carrots=orange.
 

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I once used them years ago, thought I would be smart and increase the dose, ended up like I had orange foundation on my skin even the palms of my hands turned orange. Once this has happend there is nothing you can do about it, until your body disposes it naturally, which can take a few days. In the mean time you look and feel like a real prat. Oh and one other thing, which has not been mentioned, don't be alarmed when you peer down the loo and find your stools have turned PINK....!!!! :eek:

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Interesting that the labelling and the website would lead you to believe that tyrosine is the main ingredient; it is, in fact, the smallest portion.

Tyrosine has many metabolic functions, including precursor to melanin, the natural skin pigment. But since it's only in trace amounts (less than the copper content, and copper is only tolerable in trace amounts. More than that, and copper is toxic.)

Since the beta-carotene is the primary ingredient, you can rest assured that it will turn you carrot-orange, including your skin, eyes, and fingernails (it will have the same effect on your hair, but that may or may not be apparent, depending on your natural color.)
 

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I found it odd as a kid that this once clearly racist nation was so obsessed with "tanning".

Does it make any sense to you?

Yes it makes sense, tanning does not change your ethnicity. Tanning gives a nice soft warm glow to the skin. Some people over do it, and some get so dark that you don't know if they are white or black. Some others want to grow up to be Leather Face.