Despite the risks associated with tanning, many young women still prefer the natural way By Alan Mozes HealthDay Reporter THURSDAY, May 30 (HealthDay News) - In an attempt to get a golden hue, American young women say the concern for beauty, not health, is what will determine how far they want to use the called sunless tanning products, finds a new survey. The survey of 182 white college students (with an average age of almost 20 years) …

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Concept. How does it really DHA tanning? What is DHA? DHA (dihydroxyacetone) is a derivative of sugar cane. It is an active 100% natural and totally harmless to the skin, which has been used for over 40 years for medical purposes. Does the DHA tanning can produce some kind of allergic reaction? The DHA is a large molecule to which it is impossible to penetrate into the deeper layers of the skin, ensuring safety and can only act in the …

I love tanned skin just about everything. I used to go to the solarium, however, one and a time has become so aware that this can not be a permanent solution. Although I am of the opinion that ignominiously Soalrium is not healthy in moderation, but it dries out the skin extremely, you get wrinkles faster and it costs really something. It has always annoyed me, because it's not been a month or two in the solarium, you had to build up the …

Hello, First of all, please only serious responses, I understand tanning beds are not the best for your health/skin so please do not reply if you're only going to be negative. My dillemma is that I would like to start tanning in the beds. I did it once about 8-9 years ago however I ended up getting a rash up and down my arms. I believe it was from the lotion I used which could have created too much heat in my body combined with the …

I am very pale and like to use this from time to time. I'd used it in the past with good results but this past summer it gave me a horrible case of what seemed like psoriasis on my arms. I stopped using it and the rash went away. I switched brands and now I have a less severe but still annoying little rash on the tops of my hands. Is there something in self-tanner that could cause an alergic reaction? Have any of your experienced …