Is the Turkish bath a must for a good tan?

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Is the Turkish bath a must for a good tan?

Postby Chris221273 » 27 Apr 2011 13:13

Have seen several people say about the Turkish bath being a must in the first day or two for a good tan.
Is that the case? Above all else I would like to take a good tan home along with the amazing memories no doubt.
Chris
ps sorry for yet another new post. I don't remember everything I want to know all atonce :-)
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Re: Is the Turkish bath a must for a good tan?

Postby blondie » 27 Apr 2011 13:19

I don't know about it being a must for a good tan, as being typically Scottish, I don't really tan that well anyway, but I would say a Turkish bath is a "must" experience at least once! If you are going to have one though, it is best to do it in the first day or two of your holiday so you've got the rest of the time to work on your tan!
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Re: Is the Turkish bath a must for a good tan?

Postby dksbbs » 27 Apr 2011 13:51

I have been told that it is not a must for a good tan but IT IS a must for a long lasting good tan with little peeling, this is due to the fact that all the dead skin has been removed which normally drys in the sun and peels off within a week or so without the bath.

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Re: Is the Turkish bath a must for a good tan?

Postby Sue » 27 Apr 2011 13:52

I agree with blondie it is a must even if you only do it the once, i can honestly say though that it did not give me a better tan
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Re: Is the Turkish bath a must for a good tan?

Postby Chocoholic » 27 Apr 2011 14:18

I have sometimes had a turkish bath on the first day or two of my holiday and I have on some of my visits not bothered at all and I have still got the same tan and it has lasted as long. I do agree with the others that you should have one though.
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Re: Is the Turkish bath a must for a good tan?

Postby feefee1970 » 27 Apr 2011 20:49

Exfoliating will rid your body of "dead skin cells" Which by the way do not tan. Keeping the dead skin off will give your new skin a better tan
so if you do this already cant see there being much of a diffrence, I like the turkish bath as it helps get the kinks out of my body after the flight
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Re: Is the Turkish bath a must for a good tan?

Postby Chris221273 » 27 Apr 2011 21:47

Well i have a slipped disc, so maybe it will help ease that somewhat, so will definitely be booking that in the first day or two.
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Re: Is the Turkish bath a must for a good tan?

Postby stevew » 27 Apr 2011 22:54

We had a turkish bath, booked through Icr, first sauna, then shower followed by hot tub, then drinks followed by foam bath, then massage.............................Lovely :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink:
£10 drinks extra
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Re: Is the Turkish bath a must for a good tan?

Postby laralol » 29 Apr 2011 13:39

i'm very much looking forward to experiencing my first turkish bath, been recommended them by a friend who's had several :)
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