Self tanning lotions are NOT dangerous to your skin. The only potential hazard is believing that the layer of fake tan gives you any protection from sun rays - which it doesn't. So as long as you remember to use sufficient amounts of sun screen, there is no reason to lay off the self tan.
The self tanning lotions only give your skin cells a superficial layer of color, like a long lasting make-up. Despite the rumors, it has nothing to do with the pigmentation of the skin.
Self tanning injections and pills on the other hand are made to boost pigmentation and may cause skin cancer.
some bleaching products have mercury and other dangerous acids which can cause pigmentation, cancer and other skin diseases.
Mostly just expired ones. Expired beauty products can often irritate skin if used and possibly not work the way they're supposed to, like lotion leaving the skin still feeling dry.
skin products are made from natural,body safe products
Hair removal products can cause allergic reactions. Applying this product on your skin can result some irritations and burns. So be sure to do a patch test before applying.
Unlikely to be dangerous. Avoid writing on broken skin, though.
Many bonemeal products contain high, even dangerous, levels of lead.
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The Sheer Skin products are hair removal products. Sheer Skin products are sold in Canada but it seems that they are sold online only. You buy them and they will ship it.
Clinique sells excellent spa skin care products. I have used some of them and was very satisfied. My skin benefited from these products.