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facebook-19701276 · 1 month ago

I could totally see someone using that thing too much and ending up with ridiculously brown feet.

dubzilla · 1 month ago

wow

Jessicat · 1 month ago

I see this being a bad thing. Someone falls asleep in it, and gets wrinkly brown feet. It mentions nothing about a timer, or intensity setting. Seems like a little bit more work is needed before it can go main stream.

8thlopez · 1 month ago

ha! This is practically how tanning was invented.
The hand and foot tanner...
I do have tanlines on my foot- flip flop tan lines that peek out from beneath my pant leg... but I wear this more as a badge of honor rather than something I need to tan out.

baggyklown · 1 month ago

that doesn't sound dangerous at all. nope. no fires will start because of this thing.

cirez · 1 month ago

Not a fan of tanning, or this. But im sure some people are excited.

Gingervitis · 1 month ago

As a fair-skinned ginger, I can't help but feel this will simply add freckles to my currently freckle-free feet. All this for only $220? I'll get my credit card!

fefe714 · 1 week ago

Has any of you used this? Of course it has a timer and it conforms to FDA regs. No one tans their feet only with white legs. Are you all over the edge? I play golf and have tan legs and I use to have very white feet. Now I have the same color feet as my legs. This helps a lot when I change into my open-toed shoes and sandals. Some of my friends use tanning lotion on their feet. Now this would be a useful discussion. Has anyone ever used this stuff without looking like they "oranged out" with nice brown cuticles? And why talk about cancer when you've just been in the sun for the last 4 hours? If sunscreen worked so well, how come you're so tan on your legs? I wear sunscreen and I tan my feet to match. I also laugh like hell when I see those white feet!