Negatives Of Tanning

If you are amongst those who crave for that sun-kissed glow and complexion, here is a word of caution. Tanning has been found to have a number of negative effects and disadvantages, causing serious medical conditions. The majority of these are skin related problems, as the skin comes directly in contact with the harmful UV rays of the sun. So, in case you are thinking to go for tanning, to acquire the hot looks of Bond girl ‘Halle Berry’, think again. Though sun rays are very vital for the growth of human cells and provide some essential elements to be included in daily diet, such as Vitamin D, overexposure is always harmful. Read on to know about the negative effects of tanning.

Disadvantages of Tanning  

In tanning booths, UV radiations are high, as the radiations are required to be taken while standing. Hence, they bring along a lot of fatal diseases like cancer, affect the eyes and can lead to other diseases associated with UV radiation.

 

Tanning bed is similar to putting yourself in an oven to achieve a tan that is similar to the tan by rays of sun. It works by generating UVA and UVB radiation that helps the body release more melanin in the skin. It is a little less effective, as one cannot take it for a longer duration. Moreover, it can lead to numerous eye problems and premature aging and also has the capability to diminish the immune system too.

 

Tanning amplifiers like creams and oil work with sun to be more effective. They too have adverse effects on skin, as they aid the skin in getting more UV rays into the skin, thus increasing skin cancer.

 

This lotion-based tanner is the best alternative to sun tanning and other alternates, as there are no UV rays involved. Moreover, the effects last for almost the same duration as the normal tan would, so you can easily go for it.