Seasonal Tanning Tips: How to Adjust Your Routine Throughout the Year
- gloryanng8
- Oct 9
- 2 min read
Why Your Tanning Routine Must Change with the Seasons
Your skin changes with the seasons—so should your tanning routine. From the dry air of winter to the strong sun of summer, adjusting your approach helps you keep a natural, long-lasting glow while protecting your skin.

1. Spring: Building a Base Glow
After months of less sun, your skin is more sensitive in spring.
Begin with lighter sessions and prepare your skin for a perfect tan.
Moisturize consistently to build a smooth base.
Start with sunless tanning if you want an instant, safe glow.
2. Summer: Maximize with Care
Summer is the most tempting time for tanning, but it’s also when risks are highest.
Hydrate often and apply SPF to protect against burns.
Use shorter, more frequent tanning sessions.
Consider a spray tan as part of your summer self-care ritual.
3. Fall: Extend Your Summer Glow
As days shorten, many want to keep their summer tan going.
Switch to gradual sunless tanning techniques.
Avoid over-tanning, which can lead to dry, uneven fades.
Boost skin health with deep moisturizers.
4. Winter: Glow Without the Sun
Cold air and indoor heating can quickly dull your glow.
Use rich moisturizers to fight dryness.
Spray tans or year-round tanning solutions keep skin glowing even in the coldest months.
Avoid common mistakes—see: Real World Tanning Problems and What Actually Works.
5. Year-Round Practices
Stay hydrated inside and out.
Use gentle exfoliation to avoid uneven patches.
Always choose the right tanning method for your skin.
FAQs
1. Do I need a different moisturizer by season?
Yes—light lotions in summer, richer creams in winter.
2. Is sunless tanning best in winter?
Yes—it provides safe, reliable results when natural sunlight is scarce.
3. How often should I exfoliate?
1–2 times a week to prevent buildup and uneven fades.
Don’t let the seasons dull your glow.
👉 Stay radiant all year with Tan by the Sea’s seasonal tanning services designed for your skin’s needs.





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