Instant Hawaiian Tan, Using Black Lights!!

     Make Her Look Great!

     With an Amazing, Quick, and Easy Hawaiian Tan!

For those who don't already know this, fluorescent black lights if used properly can do wonders for a woman's skin and beauty!  I in learning this several years ago, wished I had known it long before!  Fluorescent black lights especially when properly combined with other normal lighting, which can be adjusted for brightness, can do wonders!  Florescent black lights alone will make a woman's skin almost as dark as a Negro's, yet by adding and slowly brightening your regular lighting, the husband can lighten his lovers skin to almost any tone he likes!  This lighting combined with lace and skimpy lingerie can do wonders as a wife therewith nicely positions and displays herself!  

We use two 20-watt fluorescent black lights, one hanging on the wall on each side of our bed at a height, which nicely lightens the bed and bedroom.  Together with those two fixtures we also have two lamps whose brightness is adjustable, on nightstands on each side of our bed.  When I first used black lighting, I was totally stunned at what it could do for my wife!  That first night I simply could hardly quit saying, "I can't believe my eyes"!  I always was inclined to be turned on by nicely tanned skin on a woman's legs and upper thighs or wherever!  But my wife's skin always was very white and she never did really get a tan.  Her whitish legs always looked so much better in sun tan hose, but now this special lighting gave her whole body that pleasing and appealing look!  Not only does this lighting give women a nice tan but it tends to hide spots and blemishes on a woman's legs and skin.  

If you've never done this, try it and your special woman might turn you on in a new way!  Look, love, and enjoy!  Yes, like the Bibles says, "...the joints of thy thighs are like jewels, the work of the hands of a cunning workman.   Thy two breasts are like two young roes that are twins.  Behold, thou art fair, my love; behold, thou art fair; thou hast doves' eyes.   How fair and how pleasant art thou, O love, for delights! (Song Solomon 4:1, 7:1&3&6)  The beauty of a woman cheereth the countenance, and a man loveth nothing better. (Sirach 36:22).  "...Let her breasts satisfy thee at all times; and be thou ravished always with her love.  Let my beloved come into his garden, and eat his pleasant fruits."  (Pro 5:19, Song 4:16)!  Note, although lighting as explained here can do wonders yet don't expect too much.  Yes, enjoy God's feminine creation, indulge in the ravishing beauty of woman, and the romantic love, which it inspires, and be filled with the pleasures that go with it, and thank God for creating woman!  God Bless.

Comments From Readers ...

A reader says ... Especially after reading some quite negative comments on this post about using black lights to help beautify one's wife, I was impressed to also leave a comment.  Obviously husbands very much need to seek ways to please their wives in the bedroom, and not only seek what pleases them.  Yet if either a husband or wife is so arrogant and proud that they cannot take any advice from their mate concerning what their mate thinks would enhance or improve their appearance, they got a problem.  A loving and secure couple should be able to openly share their hearts and thoughts about what pleases them in the bedroom.  Further a woman very much should be taught and realize that sight normally means much more to men, than what it does to women, and thus it appears a good Christian wife will try to please her husbands eyes, and will be open hearted to ways of doing this.  The strong pull pleasing feminine photos have on men's eyes and how feminine beauty sells, simply reveals how woman's beauty is very important and pleasing to men.  May neither husbands or wives be to proud to admit their flaws, as no one is perfect, and rather humbly and kindly be ready to make the best of what they have.  Husbands in their attire and grooming very much should try to please their wives tastes, and likewise wives should do so for their husbands.  I feel sorry for the husband whose wife is so proud and independent and their relation so superficial, that the husband is scared to suggest anything that he thinks would make his wife more beautiful to his tastes.  Although we cannot expect our wives to have the great humility of beautiful Abigail a wife of King David, yet wives should not overlook the special humility that Abigail had, as she in marrying David said, "And she arose, and bowed herself on her face to the earth, and said, Behold, let thine handmaid be a servant to wash the feet of the servants of my lord.  (1 Sam 25:41).  
A Reader


A reader says ... I am sure she thinks it hides all your imperfections also...too bad you can't read her mind.  Actually it is a good thing...you probably wouldn't like what she's thinking about you.

A reader says ... sounds like a great gift for a wife to give a husband---I pity the husband who tries this "as a gift" to his wife. I am guessing that she won't be very flattered if she takes is as a way to fix her blemishes.

Funny how she can concentrate on her imperfections but hubby you better watch out in ageeing or pointing out what might be changed. Didn't that great philosopher--Shania Twain--have a song about this?

I think the whole light thing or any thing that sets the mood is a good idea though.