Tanning Capsules

💡 Key Features

✔ Natural tanning support with Beta-Carotene & Lycopene
✔ Promotes a healthy bronzed glow without sunbeds
✔ Antioxidant support from Vitamin E and Lycopene
✔ Includes Copper for normal skin pigmentation
✔ Ideal for pale, fair, or sensitive skin types
✔ Vegan, non-GMO, and available for private label

🧪 What’s Inside – Key Ingredients

• Beta-Carotene – Precursor to vitamin A, supports natural tanning and skin tone enhancement
• Lycopene – A tomato-derived antioxidant that helps defend skin from UV-related oxidative stress
• L-Tyrosine – Amino acid involved in melanin production, supporting pigmentation
• Copper – Contributes to normal skin pigmentation
• Vitamin E – Protects cells from oxidative damage and supports skin health

✨ Benefits of Tanning Capsules

🌞 Enhances natural tan development with or without sun exposure
🌿 Promotes even skin tone and a sun-kissed glow
🛡 Provides antioxidant protection against free radicals
💧 Helps reduce oxidative damage from UV and environmental stress
🙋‍♀️ Supports confidence in skin appearance for pale or fair skin tones

👤 Who Should Take It?

• People looking to enhance or prolong their tan
• Individuals with fair or pale skin who tan poorly
• Those who want a sunless bronzed glow year-round
• Brands targeting beauty, travel, or seasonal skincare audiences

💊 Recommended Usage

Take 1–2 capsules per day, ideally with a meal.
Use consistently for 2–4 weeks before sun exposure or throughout summer for best results.
Not a substitute for sunscreen. Always use SPF when exposed to the sun.

❓ FAQ Section

Q1: How long do tanning capsules take to work?
Most users see noticeable skin tone improvement in 2–4 weeks when taken daily, depending on skin type and sun exposure.

Q2: Do tanning capsules work for pale skin?
Yes! These capsules are especially helpful for people with fair or pale skin, helping stimulate natural pigmentation without harsh sun exposure.

Q3: What are the side effects of tanning capsules?
Tanning capsules are generally well-tolerated. In rare cases, high doses of beta-carotene may cause a harmless orange tint to the skin. Not recommended for smokers due to potential beta-carotene interaction.