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*How Do You Get TAN?*
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R33t
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Tanning beds are generally unhealthy. Whoever says they're safe is lying to both you and themselves. It doesn't take many visits or severe burns to transform the cellular structure in the epidermal layer. Dermapathologists can certainly link frequent tanning to severely dysplastic nevi development. However, this doesn't mean and MM will develop in an irregular nevus, because it can occur an in already present mole.
The safest way, as some of you know, is to use a tanning solution to darken your skin. Then when you actually visit the beach or wherever it is that you're going, you should apply a sunscreen to block harmful rays. You'd be surprised by how many people of dark and fair complexions ultimately discovered they had melanoma from tanning. The benefits just don't outweight the negative end of things.
The safest way, as some of you know, is to use a tanning solution to darken your skin. Then when you actually visit the beach or wherever it is that you're going, you should apply a sunscreen to block harmful rays. You'd be surprised by how many people of dark and fair complexions ultimately discovered they had melanoma from tanning. The benefits just don't outweight the negative end of things.
bulldog3434
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i get tan by doing stuff outside when the sun is out
Kai Hvatum
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I get a tan by using Melanotan!!
It's the ONLY way to get a tan if you want to avoid the sun. I get an even tan over my whole body, and it looks completely natural. People always ask me if I was outside or something, I just tell them I was doing yardwork. Melanotan rules because it simply makes your body produce more Melanonin, just as if you'd been standing out in the sun, but without the damage of UV rays.
Sadly, it's still in clinical trials so you need to order the Peptid from a private synthesis company. It costs me about $200 for a years supply. Once they pass clinical trials (being done in Austrialia right now) then it should be available as a presciption drug from your dermatologist. Until 2006, Enjoy those UV Rays!
It's the ONLY way to get a tan if you want to avoid the sun. I get an even tan over my whole body, and it looks completely natural. People always ask me if I was outside or something, I just tell them I was doing yardwork. Melanotan rules because it simply makes your body produce more Melanonin, just as if you'd been standing out in the sun, but without the damage of UV rays.
Sadly, it's still in clinical trials so you need to order the Peptid from a private synthesis company. It costs me about $200 for a years supply. Once they pass clinical trials (being done in Austrialia right now) then it should be available as a presciption drug from your dermatologist. Until 2006, Enjoy those UV Rays!
ways to be careful for skin cancer
1. check to see if its in ur family history
2. dont over do it..always put on sun BLOCK when out side (30 on face 15 on body)
3. tan outside but dont lay out over 1-2 hours in direct sunlight
4. when tanning indoors.. if u do go, go every 3rd day and put a tint of sunblock on ur face and nose (do an .5 hour before bed time) but u still can use bronzer lotion for indoor use
5. get skin checked 2 times a year
6. best way to tan is with light amounts of tanning and solid self tanner
1. check to see if its in ur family history
2. dont over do it..always put on sun BLOCK when out side (30 on face 15 on body)
3. tan outside but dont lay out over 1-2 hours in direct sunlight
4. when tanning indoors.. if u do go, go every 3rd day and put a tint of sunblock on ur face and nose (do an .5 hour before bed time) but u still can use bronzer lotion for indoor use
5. get skin checked 2 times a year
6. best way to tan is with light amounts of tanning and solid self tanner
