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Tanning


Question Posted Monday January 24 2005, 3:26 pm

What do you actuallie do in a tanning salon ?

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alisonmarie answered Monday January 24 2005, 3:32 pm:
It depends on the tanning salon.

Fake tan salons will spray you down. Normal tanning salons usually have tanning beds. They require you to strip down to a bathing suit, wear protective goggles, and spend a fairly short amount of time in the bed. It usually closes down over you for full body tanning.

Removing the goggles can damage your eyes.
Excessive tanning can increase wrinkling of the skin as well as skin cancer.

If a tanning salon doesn't sound right for you, there are loads of home products you can safely use in the privacy of your own bathroom.

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