Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below how you react to the sun/sunbeds depends as someone already said-on your skin type. I never burn, but my skin is very oily and I have been doing some serious suntanning for 25 years. Because of my skin type I still have smooth skin and almost no wrinkles. If you've got fair dry skin, you'll react much faster and negati vely to the rays and wrinkle faster, burn worse, and stand a greater chance of skin cancer.I think its knowing what you're dealing with and making allowances for it accordingly.
Tanning as bad as it's made out to be?
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I have worked at a salon for about 10 yrs now in 3 different city best job ever hot women. anyways. the reason the tan looks better from a beach then the bed is because UVB causes your body to produce melian and about 2mins of pure UVB is all you need and it takes about 8 hours for all the melian to be released and then UVA darkens the melian. so on the beach you had UVB and UVA at the same time but you get UVA when you need it. in a bed it does just not have the good timing. the is why I go into a normal bring in the morning and then at night go into and all UVA bed. it would be great if the damn goverment had not made UVB bed illegal. but of well.
