For tanning purposes, Does Cooking Oil And Cooking spray work the same?

Question

I know cooking Oil works, but i was wondering if cooking spray worked the same. I know I know its not good for your skin. But i am just wondering.

I'v used cooking oil and it worked great, but i dont know if The PAM spray (which is the cooking spray im talking about) would work the same.

Answer 1

if u wanna baste like a turkey, go ahead...why don`t u try a real tanning lotion??? if you`re that fired up to get a good tan, then invest in some real tanning products!!!

Answer 2

Oil is oil, but some oils react differently to the sunlight, so its the ingredients that matter.

On the other hand if you don't have a sun protection factor in that stuff, then you are not tanning, you are basting yourself.

Answer 3

I used Pam spray when I was younger- in my teens- wanting a deep tan. It was way too HOT feeling- quickly washed it off and gave up.

Answer 4

why don't u just go buy some tanning lotion-cooking spray is no good and contains no spf and u will burn! HAve you heard of skin cancer? All it takes is a few good sunburns!

Answer 5

Oh, it will work because you will blister in the sun. You'll really be cooked when you end up with skin cancer.....I know because I did.
If you must, at least use a good suntan lotion that contains at least a UVA and UVB spf15 or greater.

Answer 6

I've used cooking oil thinking it would just fry me. but i tried it, and laid out for 5 hours, and it gave me a minimal sunburn.
it was gone after a day. i'm not sure if it WORKS, but i never got burned by itttt(:

Answer 7

it particularly is going to truly entice the solar, yet till she desires to return decrease back finding like a lobster, i might propose she positioned on some spf! even spf 4 is sufficient to help avert you from sunburn.

Answer 8

Oil is oil, whether it's sprayed on or poured on.

Answer 9

used motor oil is the best...