Not a chance. SPF 30 lotions, sun hats, and shade, all the way, bb. What is the safest way to tan? There isn't really a safe ...

There's nothing more we pasty Brits like better than a glowing tan. But with cases of skin cancer on the increase, experts warn that we should be taking better care of our skin in the sun.

Sunbathers could soon be visiting their doctor for an implant to protect them from burning. Scientists have developed a drug that stimulates the body's own defences to prevent sunburn while at the ...

Dermatologists agree that the safest way to get a tan is to not tan at all. However, if you don't want to skip the sun, there are plenty of ways you can protect your skin while enjoying time outdoors.

Should probably get this out the way first: there is no such thing as a safe tan. If you really want a 100% totally safe tan, the only way is to re ach for unnatural means (no, NOT sunbeds).

First things first, exfoliate your entire body before you tan to help remove dead skin and create a smooth base for application. Then, use a rich moisturizer to hydrate your elbows, knees, ankles ...

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Tanning beds are not safe for people with lupus. The bulbs in tanning beds produce ultraviolet light ... Ultraviolet light can also activate the internal, or systemic, manifestations of lupus in some ...