CHICAGO, April 30 /PRNewswire/ -- As the weather begins to warm, some Americans may want to head to their local tanning salon to get a good "base tan" before they don their bathing suits and shorts.

Tanning beds are not safe and pose significant health risks, especially to skin and eye health. Health organizations worldwide strongly discourage their use. Risks of tanning beds include skin cancer, ...

For the past five years, Debbie Rhodes of Saluda, N.C., has had a springtime ritual. March through May, she hits the tanning bed about five times a week to get a jump start on the season. "I just get ...

People understandably take skin health very seriously, especially when skin cancer runs in their family. That’s why TikToker Anna (@icyac) routinely wears SPF, which protects skin from UVB rays, and ...

There is no safe or good UV index for tanning, since a tan indicates skin damage. If you do want to tan anyway, use sunscreen and try to go on days with the lowest possible number. The safest way to ...

Swimming on a hot summer day is a refreshing way to enjoy the sun and cool off. However, spending time in the pool or at the beach can often lead to unwanted tanning or sunburn. Tanning after swimming ...

To achieve the perfect sunless tan you should always follow two simple steps: Exfoliate and Hydrate. Follow these two steps the day of or the night before you tan: Step 1. Exfoliate your skin in bath ...

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