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Myth : I've heard that indoor tanning is more
harmful than tanning outdoors because the
UV light exposure is more intense.
Fact : People tanning indoors are exposed to a
scientifically calibrated amount of UV light. When
used according to the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration's exposure guidelines (posted on
each machine), tanning beds are designed to
maximize tanning and minimize burning.
Conversely, tanning outdoors is an unregulated
environment. There are many factors that have to
be considered when you tan outdoors:
geography, time of day, weather conditions, the
seasons, and the ozone layer. Remember the
best way to safeguard yourself from sun damage
is to wear appropriate levels of SPF sunscreens
outdoors - even if you already have a tan. You
should also know that, even with sunscreen
protection, UV exposure can still lead to skin
cancer and premature aging, even if you don't
burn.
Myth : There are tanning beds that will tan
you in one session.
Fact : It is IMPOSSIBLE, no matter what kind of
bed you use, to get a tan in a day unless you are
already dark complected to begin with. Achieving
a base tan requires frequent moderate exposure
over a period of time, how much time depends on
how your skin tans - the fairer you are the longer
it will take. The amount of melanin a persons’
skin will produce is genetic and unique to each
individual, this is why some people get darker
than others and achieve their base tan faster.
Myth : The after tan smell is cooking flesh.
Fact : Ultraviolet light in the UVA range causes
melanin to enlarge and turn brown. During the
tanning process melanin releases its own
distinctive scent which is the smell that lingers
on your skin after you tan.
harmful than tanning outdoors because the
UV light exposure is more intense.
Fact : People tanning indoors are exposed to a
scientifically calibrated amount of UV light. When
used according to the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration's exposure guidelines (posted on
each machine), tanning beds are designed to
maximize tanning and minimize burning.
Conversely, tanning outdoors is an unregulated
environment. There are many factors that have to
be considered when you tan outdoors:
geography, time of day, weather conditions, the
seasons, and the ozone layer. Remember the
best way to safeguard yourself from sun damage
is to wear appropriate levels of SPF sunscreens
outdoors - even if you already have a tan. You
should also know that, even with sunscreen
protection, UV exposure can still lead to skin
cancer and premature aging, even if you don't
burn.
Myth : There are tanning beds that will tan
you in one session.
Fact : It is IMPOSSIBLE, no matter what kind of
bed you use, to get a tan in a day unless you are
already dark complected to begin with. Achieving
a base tan requires frequent moderate exposure
over a period of time, how much time depends on
how your skin tans - the fairer you are the longer
it will take. The amount of melanin a persons’
skin will produce is genetic and unique to each
individual, this is why some people get darker
than others and achieve their base tan faster.
Myth : The after tan smell is cooking flesh.
Fact : Ultraviolet light in the UVA range causes
melanin to enlarge and turn brown. During the
tanning process melanin releases its own
distinctive scent which is the smell that lingers
on your skin after you tan.
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