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Are 'Spray-On' Tans Safe? Experts Raise Questions as Industry Puts Out Warnings - Yahoo!
From Yahoo!: Medical Experts Sound Alarm About Chemical Found in 'Spray-On' Tans
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Floyd Robertson said...
"The active chemical used in spray tans, dihydroxyacetone (DHA), has the potential to cause genetic alterations and DNA damage, according to a panel of medical experts who reviewed 10 of the most-current publicly available scientific studies on DHA for ABC News, including a federal report ABC News obtained through the Freedom of Information Act. "
I, for one, am shocked at this new development. I'm actually even more shocked a study was needed to raise concerns.
You're better off running down to Aco and getting a can Rust-Oleum bronze.
Check out the chemicals in sunscreen.LoneWolfSparty
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JMSparty08 said...
I would, but it would just be similar to what two other posters have already pointed out and you failed to take into consideration.
You go right ahead in your campaign against sunscreen though based on false assumptions that everyone everywhere in the world is exactly the same.
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baboon's ass
Wait, spray-tanning might pose a health risk?