
spray tanning is not dangerous for your skin!!! It does not penetrate through your skin. It is only topical. We own a place called quickglow in Morristown, NJ. Check out our web-site. www.quickglow.com
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Tanning beds are definitely out, but you also have to be very careful with spray tanning and self tanning. The industry says that it is safe to use those products because DHA which is the chemical that actually turns your skin brown has been tested and shown to be safe. However what they do not tell you is that any fake tanning product can have up to 40 different chemicals in it.
DHA might have been proven to be safe, but only 11% of ALL our cosmetic ingredients have been tested and approved by INDEPENDENT BODIES. Cosmetic companies can basically include anything they want and most of them look after their pocket much better than they look after their customers.
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Spray on Tan vs. Tanning Beds
Posted by C.L. R.
Okay, by now we all know that a tanning bad is not good for anyone. Tanning bads have a concentrated form of UV rays that could increase the risk of skin cancer and I cringe to think of the "base tans" that we all thought were okay pre-sunny vacation. Whooops. Nod to the 80's/90's. Now in the 2000's, the spray tan is all the rage. One of my friends pointed out that although I think it's perfectly fine, I am spraying chemicals all over my body. And there aren't any studies (that I know of) that show the potential side effects of a spray tan. Does anyone have any information?