http://way2tan.com/page1.php

OMG.... I have spent at least a good 40 minutes on this site today. lawdy

:fallloff:

I....I.... I can't!!!

wow . are some of those real ? ann hathoway looks wayyy too darkened ...

ColAngus said:

wow . are some of those real ? ann hathoway looks wayyy too darkened ...

Thanks for supporting my threads.

At this point, I think you're keeping them afloat.

This thread deserves better than this silent treatment.

That´s a funny website. I don´t really understand why anyone would voluntarily want to have that guido look.

Beyonce and Jay-Z lookalikes:

[img:$uid]http://way2tan.com/uploads/an-awful-orange-spray-tan.jpg[/img:$uid]

And what kind of woman (or girl) would want to be with these kind of "men" ?

[img:$uid]http://way2tan.com/uploads/triple-tan-guidos-clubbing.jpg[/img:$uid]

These folks seem to be living in some parallel universe where this look and attitude is considered cool. They remind me of some of those corny looking Prince fans that you can see on the Rave 2000 DVD or any other Prince concert:

[img:$uid]http://way2tan.com/uploads/way-too-cool.jpg[/img:$uid]

I can´t stand people who feel the irresistible urge to flash fake gang signs as soon as they see a camera. This site has all the different kinds of people that I can´t stand.

[img:$uid]http://way2tan.com/uploads/party-tan.jpg[/img:$uid]

[img:$uid]http://way2tan.com/uploads/tan-guido.jpg[/img:$uid]

Kim Kardashian looks weird in this one.

[img:$uid]http://way2tan.com/uploads/sunglasses-tan.jpg[/img:$uid]

SMH...

[img:$uid]http://way2tan.com/uploads/orange-guidos-at-prom.jpg[/img:$uid]

I like a natural tan, and I don´t believe the hype around exposure to sunlight and increased risk for skin cancer but these folks are way over the top.

A natural tan in the summertime makes people look healthier and it has some health benefits but I will never understand the obsession with tanning beds and spray tans.

A fake tan just for the sake of looking orange or brownish is totally unattractive and looks unnatural. I understand the need for using a tanning bed every now and then in the winter season if you really crave a bit of light and some tan but these folks have gone way beyond that.

It´s a strange world we´re living in where some people risk their health by using bleaching cream or aggressive skin peeling stuff to look white, and some people do everything they can to look darker (even though they probably don´t like darker looking ethnic groups), and some people were made to feel uncomfortable due to having darker skin. And a hundred years ago, looking pale was considered a status symbol because it meant that you were rich and didn´t have to work outside in the fields.

Strange times we´re living in.

Thanks for supporting my threads.

At this point, I think you're keeping them afloat.

sometimes you got a winner , sometimes you do NOT .

as a person who is naturally tan. I must say if your aim is orange then you succeed. however when i look at the people who got real tan, the only thing i can think of is skin cancer.

[img:$uid]http://way2tan.com/uploads/orange-guidos-at-prom.jpg[/img:$uid]

I knew who started this thread just by looking at the title and not the name of the OP. Damn you, Imago

Ottensen said:

I knew who started this thread just by looking at the title and not the name of the OP. Damn you, Imago

KoolEaze said:

It´s a strange world we´re living in where some people risk their health by using bleaching cream or aggressive skin peeling stuff to look white, and some people do everything they can to look darker (even though they probably don´t like darker looking ethnic groups), and some people were made to feel uncomfortable due to having darker skin. And a hundred years ago, looking pale was considered a status symbol because it meant that you were rich and didn´t have to work outside in the fields.

Strange times we´re living in.

I think the main difference in the tan-vs-skin whittener issue is that societies that tend to value a tan/toned look are western European (with the exception of places like Brazil), find tanning to be strange on most folks. A natural looking tan is often complimented in the USA, and naturally 'golden' skin is often valued. But the shake-and-bake orange spray-tans are often the source of snickering.

Whereas in countries that vlue fair skin (that's most black, Asian, and Latin American countries), the lighter the skin color, the better regardless of how awkward it looks. Thailand has women walking around with very fair, 'greyish' skin due to skin whitteners, and not a single Thai woman (or man) looks at it as strange or grotesque. There is no ridiculed skin-lightened version of our 'tanning mom' that Thais would make fun of.

No matter how awkward or unnatural the light skin looks, it is valued and praised. It's utterly bizaar. At least in the societies that value tanned skin, they also tend to value 'natural' looking tans. Not so in countries that value lighttened skin (ESPECIALLY Asian countries). It's perverse.

I hope...I really hope, that Asian countries will reach a point where the white 'zombie' look becomes a source of bewilderment. I'd love to see a way2whitened.com spring up. Lawd, being in Thailand sometimes is tacky, tacky, tacky.

imago said:

KoolEaze said:

It´s a strange world we´re living in where some people risk their health by using bleaching cream or aggressive skin peeling stuff to look white, and some people do everything they can to look darker (even though they probably don´t like darker looking ethnic groups), and some people were made to feel uncomfortable due to having darker skin. And a hundred years ago, looking pale was considered a status symbol because it meant that you were rich and didn´t have to work outside in the fields.

Strange times we´re living in.

I think the main difference in the tan-vs-skin whittener issue is that societies that tend to value a tan/toned look are western European (with the exception of places like Brazil), find tanning to be strange on most folks. A natural looking tan is often complimented in the USA, and naturally 'golden' skin is often valued. But the shake-and-bake orange spray-tans are often the source of snickering.

Whereas in countries that vlue fair skin (that's most black, Asian, and Latin American countries), the lighter the skin color, the better regardless of how awkward it looks. Thailand has women walking around with very fair, 'greyish' skin due to skin whitteners, and not a single Thai woman (or man) looks at it as strange or grotesque. There is no ridiculed skin-lightened version of our 'tanning mom' that Thais would make fun of.

No matter how awkward or unnatural the light skin looks, it is valued and praised. It's utterly bizaar. At least in the societies that value tanned skin, they also tend to value 'natural' looking tans. Not so in countries that value lighttened skin (ESPECIALLY Asian countries). It's perverse.

I hope...I really hope, that Asian countries will reach a point where the white 'zombie' look becomes a source of bewilderment. I'd love to see a way2whitened.com spring up. Lawd, being in Thailand sometimes is tacky, tacky, tacky.

You see some odd skin colours. Just not right, like grey as you say, or with a blue-ish hue, like kinda metallic.

OMG! Thank you for the laugh, this shit is funnier than Keven Heart

some bitches stop at nothing in attempt 2 achieve that total bronzed look

i mean really!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[img:$uid]http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums/cc431/thisone77/da5bdb23-e24f-49a3-aedb-21535c63e829_zpsea8d0a98.jpg[/img:$uid]

[Edited 3/17/13 3:52am]

EmeraldSkies said:

[img:$uid]http://way2tan.com/uploads/orange-guidos-at-prom.jpg[/img:$uid]

ThisOne said:

some bitches stop at nothing in attempt 2 achieve that total bronzed look

i mean really!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[IMG](oh lawd, that picture)[/IMG]

[Edited 3/17/13 3:52am]

imago said:

KoolEaze said:

It´s a strange world we´re living in where some people risk their health by using bleaching cream or aggressive skin peeling stuff to look white, and some people do everything they can to look darker (even though they probably don´t like darker looking ethnic groups), and some people were made to feel uncomfortable due to having darker skin. And a hundred years ago, looking pale was considered a status symbol because it meant that you were rich and didn´t have to work outside in the fields.

Strange times we´re living in.

I think the main difference in the tan-vs-skin whittener issue is that societies that tend to value a tan/toned look are western European (with the exception of places like Brazil), find tanning to be strange on most folks. A natural looking tan is often complimented in the USA, and naturally 'golden' skin is often valued. But the shake-and-bake orange spray-tans are often the source of snickering.

Whereas in countries that vlue fair skin (that's most black, Asian, and Latin American countries), the lighter the skin color, the better regardless of how awkward it looks. Thailand has women walking around with very fair, 'greyish' skin due to skin whitteners, and not a single Thai woman (or man) looks at it as strange or grotesque. There is no ridiculed skin-lightened version of our 'tanning mom' that Thais would make fun of.

No matter how awkward or unnatural the light skin looks, it is valued and praised. It's utterly bizalar. At least in the societies that value tanned skin, they also tend to value 'natural' looking tans. Not so in countries that value lighttened skin (ESPECIALLY Asian countries). It's perverse.

I hope...I really hope, that Asian countries will reach a point where the white 'zombie' look becomes a source of bewilderment. I'd love to see a way2whitened.com spring up. Lawd, being in Thailand sometimes is tacky, tacky, tacky.

Yes, some of the beauty ideals in Asia are a tad bizarre. I read an article on fake braces not too long ago, and it said that some Thai girls ruin their gums and teeth because of those braces that they can buy at shops and at the markets.

I mean, who would voluntarily want to wear braces, and a fake and dangerous one to boot, to look more attractive?

When I was living in Costa Rica big, thick moonboots and winter jackets were considered cool and trendy because they have no real winter there, so they used the smallest opportunity or rainy or "colder" weather to wear those boots and jackets.

[Edited 3/20/13 4:53am]

imago said:

When I first concieved of this thread, I was aiming a bit higher with content.

This is....not what I was expecting.

Talk about being baked and oiled.

Timmy84 said:

Talk about being baked and oiled.

George Hamilton never knew he had started such an amazing trend.