WhitneyIs a Spray on Tan Safe?
June 21st 2009 12:32
The risks for spray on tans are not nearly as dangerous as natural UV or artificial UV rays. The spray-on tanning or mist-on tanning options that you can consider at a salon or spa are generally applied to the entire body, including the face in order to ensure a full balanced color, but this creates the potential of the product getting into your eyes, nostrils, or lips.
If DHA is inhaled or ingested, there are possible risks, bu the exact risks are not fully known since spray-on tanning is relatively new in comparison. So, as a general rule, you'll want to keep your eyes closes and hold your breath while the tanner is being applied to your face. You may even want to consider protective goggles or nose plugs.
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Comment by Morgan Bell
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if you are pale with a freckly complexion fake tans will usually just make you look orange
nothing wrong with looking creamy or porcelain
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