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Originally Posted by Graham
Ok, who wants to start a sweepstake on the betting that, some time in the next 10 years, someone will come up with a report that says that "DIY home tanning treatments cause cancer"...!!
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lol - that's why I said less risk, not no risk
- afaik a spray tan does not block the sun, like a 'real' one - so it might be hard to prove it was the spray 'wot done it'? - especially if the user has lain on the beach for 2 weeks, after application?
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Originally Posted by smegs
A lady at work went to a tanning salon near were our factory is she was there for 20 minutes and she had some sort of allergic reaction she was a red and blochy and had a rash plus she had burned
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Getting heatrash & burning could mean she was under too long, or the tubes are 'dodgy'.
light tubes in sunbeds should be checked regularly, to ensure the wavelengths output are 'safe'
