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Bookmark or Share- 10 surprising facts about indoor tanning - American Academy of DermatologyIndoor tanning (left side) dramatically speeds up how quickly your skin ages. Using tanning beds can cause a serious injury. In emergency rooms across the United States, people are treated for burns, loss of consciousness, and eye injuries caused by indoor tanning. Getting a base tan cannot prevent sunburn.
- 5 Myths of Indoor Tanning, Busted! - The Skin Cancer FoundationMyth 4: “Indoor tanning is a safe and effective, cheaper alternative to physician-supervised phototherapy.” People in the tanning industry may tell patrons that doctors put people in their light boxes because they’re therapeutic for psoriasis and other skin conditions.
- The Best Self Tanner, Tried & Tested by Our Editors - TinybeansThese are our favorite tried-and-tested self tanning products and a full breakdown of each one, so you’ll be able to pick what works best for you. First, let’s go over a few tanning basics that’ll help you make the best choice.
- Indoor Tanning 101: Do You Know the Risks?Beyond the risk of developing skin cancer, indoor tanning can wreak aesthetic havoc on your skin. Rather than the “healthy glow” often cited by tanning advocates, indoor tanning can dehydrate and prematurely age your skin.
- Dangers of indoor tanning - American Academy of DermatologyThe World Health Organization has declared indoor tanning devices to be cancer-causing agents that are in the same category as tobacco. Studies have found that indoor tanning can increase users' risk of developing squamous cell carcinoma by 58% and basal cell carcinoma by 24%.
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