Friday, August 13, 2010

Tanning: Wise use keeps your skin healthy and glowing

self tanning for women

More and more people today are being attracted to indoor tanning; this is a controlled alternative to sun tanning. But this method deprives us of the associated benefits of regular sun exposure. Indoor tanning methods like self tanning sprays etc help people manage the risks associated with sunburn and overexposure, as well as develop enviable tans in a controlled environment. Also, this method of tanning keeps you tanned throughout the year, even when summer is long gone.

The professional indoor tanning industry is a scientifically supported business that recommends that moderate tanning for individuals who tan easily. This industry also professes that this tanning method provides you the potential to maximize the benefits of sunshine as well as minimize the potential risks of over exposure to sunlight. But, any kind of overexposure, be it natural or artificial, the UV rays has the potential to cause eye injury, premature ageing of the skin, rashes and inflammations, and can increase your chances of developing skin cancer.

The tanning fraternity believes that:

  • Ultraviolet light exposure in any form is essential for human health

  • They promote smart tanning techniques that prevent sunburn

  • They promote and teach effective sunburn prevention in stead of complete sun avoidance

  • Tanning is the body’s natural protection against sunburn; tanning of the skin is a natural body function

  • It is possible to successfully develop ‘base tans’ indoors and then embark on sunny vacations that combine proper use of sunscreen lotions

  • There are many physiological and psychological benefits of sunlight exposure

  • Tanning provides your body with the essential vitamin D from sunlight and prevents vitamin D deficiency

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