Although it is widely known that UVA and UVB rays, whether directly from the sun or in the confines of a tanning booth or bed, can be extremely dangerous when the body takes an excess amount in. With this in mind, there are actually numerous advantages to indoor tanning. First of all, those rays help the body to make a sufficient amount of vitamin D, which is a necessary nutrient used in combination with calcium to keep bones strong. Secondly, the benefit of using indoor tanning units is that you can control exactly how long you will receive those rays, versus being out in the sun and not knowing exactly how strong those rays are and not always being able to get out of the sun immediately.
Not at all
No, these are a safer alternative to tanning beds. Lotiens don't cause skin cancer or damage. They work just as well as tanning, you just need to reapply every few days.
NO, NO, NO, NO... EVER.
cancer
You can find an indoor tanning salon in Hawaii at the Sun Splash Tans website. Alternatively, you can find an indoor tanning salon in Alabama at the Club Sun Tanning website.
Indoor tanning lotions speed up the tanning process. If the skin is dry, it will just get sunburned and peel off. The lotions have ingredients that provide nutrition and hydration which enhance the tanning.
A tanning bed is not safer than chemical tans, as there is no risk of skin cancer or premature aging from the chemicals as there is from tanning beds and UV rays.
A tanning unit is a piece of tanning equipment which can be for indoor tanning or sunless tanning applications. Examples would be a tanning bed, a tanning booth or a sunless spray tanning system.
No
Not much--it still produces UV radiation.
Mixing iodine with baby oil for tanning is not recommended. Iodine can cause skin irritation and may lead to uneven tanning or staining of the skin. Additionally, using baby oil alone can increase the risk of sunburn, as it does not provide adequate protection from UV rays. It's safer to use products specifically designed for indoor tanning that offer proper skin care and protection.
no