Tanning Salon beginner
Tanning Salon beginner
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BunkMoreland

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4,008 posts

36 months

Saturday 21st March
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sherman

15,205 posts

244 months

Saturday 21st March
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Eat carrots. Its safer.


Edited by sherman on Saturday 21st March 19:10

Scabutz

8,820 posts

109 months

Saturday 21st March
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Dont use a tanning bed, unless you want skin cancer.

Spray tan or by a bottle of gradual tan and do it at home.

If its just your face I use a company called Horace and they make a healthy glow fluid which just gives a subtle hint of colour.

g3org3y

22,451 posts

220 months

Saturday 21st March
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Scabutz said:
Dont use a tanning bed, unless you want skin cancer.
Agree with this.

Master Bean

5,192 posts

149 months

Saturday 21st March
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You have to wear a paper thong.

thebraketester

15,751 posts

167 months

Saturday 21st March
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Go for a spray tan. But don't do a 'Ross'

Scabutz

8,820 posts

109 months

Sunday 22nd March
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BunkMoreland said:
I hear this a lot, but is it actually true. Less than 8 mins a week, for a few weeks cant be that bad overall. not planning on every week forevermore. Is it worse than actual sunbathing on a hot day for an hour? Surely smoking, drinking etc have a far higher "exposure to cancer" risk
Yes its actually true, sunbeds are awful and drastically increase the risk of skin cancer by a massive amount. The UV power is the equivalent of intense tropical sun and many times worse than sitting the pub garden for a couple of hours. You really think youre going to use it once or twice and like how you look and then never go back? If you dont get skin cancer youll end up looking like a tanned hide in later year.

Why ask for advice if youre going to ignore what is common knowledge. Drinking and smoking are shocking badly for you as well. They are all avoidable risks, but you makes your choices and you take your risks. There are easy and better alternatives to look like you've had a bit of winter sun

MikeM6

6,022 posts

131 months

Sunday 22nd March
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Maybe this isn't possible, but is the solution not to spend more time outdoors in sunshine (with sun screen on of course!)?

Self tanning and sun beds just seem a little unhealthy and unnecessary.

Is your diet ok? Are you well hydrated? I'd sort those things out first if not.

I suppose what I am trying to get at is try to be healthy, rather damage your health trying to look healthy.