Not really. Short exposures would have no effect. it sounds like something similar to a welders flash but not as bad. when you get a welders flash it takes a very fine layer off your eyeball, and has a horrible feeling of sand in your eyes, but no long lasting effects.
No, spray tanning is by far the safest way to get a tan. The dyes in spray tanning stain your skin for a short while and do no permanent damage.
Burning. A burn takes longer to heal than a cut and can be a lot more serious as it can do permanent damage to your body.
Tanning salons are not safe to use. Tanning opperates on the principle of burning your skin, which is harmful to the DNA of your cell. Damage to the DNA of cells increases the likelyhood that the cells turn cancerous and form a tumor that requires operation, creating a large scar that completely negates any 'beautifcation' granted by tanning.
Tanning oil should not be used when using a tanning bed. Aside from the damage you may do to the equipment, the oil will increase the damage done to your skin and doesn't provide SPF protection.
Applying a little bit of baby oil and a low fps sunscreen to protect against sun-damage is likely to help your tanning and prevent burning.
no there is no permanent damage no there is no permanent damage
Tanning machines are not much more dangerous than the sun. However, tanning machines can damage your eyes night vision. When using tanning machines it is important to cover up your eyes.
No.
I'm not gonna answer that. The light from tanning beds is so intense that it can easily cause damage if you overdo it. The timer is set to protect you.
Yes you can get scabies from a tanning bed. Tanning beds are very dangerous and you can get many diseases from them. People shouldn't use tanning beds anymore. I know that I will never use a tanning bed, because I know the consequences of it. You can also get skin cancer and eye damage from it.
Yes, it is. Any sunlight, even artificial, can cause skin damage, and lead to cancer. Always use sunscreen while out in the sun, and stay away from tanning lamps.
Tanning beds expose you to UV light which has been linked to cancer. Tanning beds can also cause premature wrinkles and damage to your skin cells. If the proper tanning lotions are used you can help prevent damage to your skin. I would suggest that you find out what type of skin you have and which tanning lotion is right for you. If you tan in moderation and protect yourself properly you can avoid some of the potentially harmful effects.