According to this its actually illegal in the UK unless things have changed in the last year or so since the article was written
a few people i know got it done.
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I wonder which one is Begbie's sister? :D
I wonder which one is Begbie's sister?![]()
I wonder which one is Begbie's sister?![]()
Read the OP! Cousin!! *rolleyes*
Its the one on the right![]()
Tans are for poor people who have to work doing manual labour in the sun. Being pale is where it's at.
people who inject melanotan will not go orange, they will tan after time. It only really works when using sunbeds as melanotan basically relies on UV rays to bring the melanon in the body upto the surface which produces a tan.
Tans are for poor people who have to work doing manual labour in the sun. Being pale is where it's at.
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If someone photoshops purple hair onto her then we've got a match for an Oompa Loompa
[quote="vonhelmet, post: 17811271"]Tans are for poor people who have to work doing manual labour in the sun. Being pale is where it's at.[/QUOTE]
I knew you were old fashioned in some attitudes but that's pushing it. With my skin colour I'd be thought of as rather well off in Victorian Britain though.
So in other words, you expose yourself to UV rays and get a tan... with or without the injections, no? I take it they're intended to intensify the results?