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In truth, the harmful effects of tanning beds are just the same as the sun. Consequently, like the sun, tanning beds should be approached cautiously. First and foremost, fair-skinned people should avoid tanning beds – and the sun – at all costs. Even if you have darker skin, exposure should be limited. If you find that you just can’t stay away, keep exposure time to a minimum and try to visit only periodically. Intense and prolonged exposure – while increasing dangers – also has the unsightly ability to make users look a little “too tan.”
But more importantly, the harmful effects of tanning beds include the burning and aging of skin; prolonged exposure can even result in skin cancer. Tanning beds give off UV rays that are just as dangerous as the sun. If you find it necessary to visit a tanning bed then offer your skin just a little bit of covering with protective lotions designed for your skin type. Always be sure to protect your eyes, as well, with special glasses. Most tanning salons include eye protection with your visit.
Tanning is a risk that each one of us must decide upon for ourselves. If you must tan, do it responsibly to minimize the harmful effects of tanning beds on your skin.
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ezGuide 2 Tanning Beds.
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