is 6 to young for a spay tan ?

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6 year old spray tan - to young or the right age to start?

firstly i would say,
all get off you high horse,
these weddings or Communions are not every day,
they are a treat of course.
yes the Gypsy's do have a laugh,
there dress sense dose sometimes out rage,
but the strictness of there rules,
outside people can not Gage.
we have so much to learn,
its all about tradition,
and that's why the spray tan debate,
should be classed as a one of edition.
don't judge and point the finger,
learn and understand,
that if we adopted a few of there ways,
this just might not be a sinking depressing land.
looking after your community,
only goodness you are ploughing,
that's what the UK is lacking,
its why we are not flowering.



(the joe is thinking for most of us its the wrong age but i have seen the gypsy community and i feel it is fine for them to do it as there rules on living liufe are so much strictor then ours and thats why i feel we have so much to learn from there way of life to make this world a better place - its all about bringing back morals and standards and rules as sadly they have disapeared in the uk > dose everyone agree with the Joe on this one or what lol ?)
 
It's not a matter of being on a high horse but rather of thinking of you child's health..

Would you ask your child to eat chemicals or breath them in ?

This is what you do when you you pain them on their skin.. Personally I would even advise my older children to stay away from such products..
 
I agree with Francis. I've been watching the show so far and although I'm impressed by how traditional the Gypsy values and morals are - no sex before marriage, no alcohol for women before marriage even on their hen night, no dating - what I'm not so impressed by is the lack of modesty shown by the women. It's like watching victorian chavs. Did you see how those little girls were dancing? That wasn't just one or two of them - the entire group were dancing around like little lap dancers. It's a bit unnerving to see a 6 year old copying some blatantly sexual moves.

So no, I don't think a spray tan for a 6 year old is a good idea, both for health reasons and for the whole image they seem to promote their girls to have.
 
HK said:
I agree with Francis. I've been watching the show so far and although I'm impressed by how traditional the Gypsy values and morals are - no sex before marriage, no alcohol for women before marriage even on their hen night, no dating - what I'm not so impressed by is the lack of modesty shown by the women. It's like watching victorian chavs. Did you see how those little girls were dancing? That wasn't just one or two of them - the entire group were dancing around like little lap dancers. It's a bit unnerving to see a 6 year old copying some blatantly sexual moves.

So no, I don't think a spray tan for a 6 year old is a good idea, both for health reasons and for the whole image they seem to promote their girls to have.
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Who is the Joe? Is he talking about me? lol. Yeah, spray tans are ridiculous. ESPECIALLY on a child. Why would you want to show your child that they have to alter their appearance to look beautiful? As a parent you should be encouraging their beauty in other ways than taking them to tanning salons.
 
If I had a daughter who wanted a spray tan, her first time would be for her Year 10 formal (15/16 years old). But given how bad those things can make you look (and if she was pale like me) she might be best avoiding it altogether and embracing her normal skin anyway, like I did :D
 
joecool10 - i am the joe < the one and only > as for the people that say the kids were danceing like prossys may i remind you they are only copying what they see on tv ie shakira - beyoncey or what ever there names are and please dont tell me you dont see people dressed far worce on a friday night heading into clubs.

the joe can not change his mind lol as they have so far impressed me so much - but i think i am in for a shocker as the next show is set to be even more controversial so i guess i might have to eat my words lol. night night all.
 
wasteofspace said:
joecool10 - i am the joe < the one and only > as for the people that say the kids were danceing like prossys may i remind you they are only copying what they see on tv ie shakira - beyoncey or what ever there names are and please dont tell me you dont see people dressed far worce on a friday night heading into clubs.

the joe can not change his mind lol as they have so far impressed me so much - but i think i am in for a shocker as the next show is set to be even more controversial so i guess i might have to eat my words lol. night night all.
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Uhm, a grown woman walking into a nightclub dressed as a GROWN WOMAN is FAR different from a 6 year old GIRL dressing and acting like a GROWN WOMAN. Get a clue.
 
JoeCool10 said:
Uhm, a grown woman walking into a nightclub dressed as a GROWN WOMAN is FAR different from a 6 year old GIRL dressing and acting like a GROWN WOMAN. Get a clue.
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yes a grown woman going out is far diffrent from a 6 year old - well said - but when you have a group of girls all the same age from the same area who are celebrateing something and haveing a dance - i think it would be nice if we could just step back and say good on them if this is what they like - its a one off and not done everyday and trust me every friday night when i go out i see girls only a little bit older the my big fat gypsy wedding and they have even less then them on and are drunk and doing far worce ?

i surgest we all look at the over all picture ? i am finished on this thread and will not be speaking no more about this matter - have a loverly day joecool10 :sarcasm
 
so the very moral gypsies/pikies who in effect practice arranged marriages...who let their little girls dress like back street bar slappers are correct?.......i dont think so.....these people are a law unto themselves,anyone who gets in the way pays dearly for it....they are quite rightly shunned and despised by law abiding citizens

and i have a question or 2,where do these people work?...i mean,they all drives new mercedes or landrovers,they all live in state of the art caravans...and those wedding dresses with 20 foot trains aren't exactly cheap......do you think they earn their money legally?
 
HK said:
They generally don't pay taxes - I've heard that most of them tend to do construction work, cash in hand.
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yea,i used to work with a bloke at peugeot that had work done,they knocked his door and asked if he wanted his drive tarmaccing,he told them no because obviously he'd just spent thousands having it block paved......next day he got home from work and they'd done it,tarmac on top of his new block paving,it wasn't even a good job.....they then demanded £2000,if he didn't pay he'd get hurt,...the police were then involved
 
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