ALL ABOUT TANNING
The history, the negative and positive effects, the precautions, the right products and the advice for a healthy tan, both natural and artificial
The history of tanning | |
Evolution of the tan phenomenon in the last century: the relationship with tanning has changed profoundly in recent years. Until the end of the nineteenth century, the marked tan of the skin was the prerogative of peasants and laborers ... | |
The history of tanning | |
Tan and ultraviolet rays | |
BROTHER SUN: Solar radiation is largely absorbed by the earth's atmosphere which acts as a real filter. The radiations that manage to go beyond this natural protective barrier are composed of three different types of light ... | |
Sunlight: effects of sunlight on the skin - Solar radiation - Electromagnetic radiation and solar filters | Tan and ultraviolet rays |
Phototype and tan | |
Experience teaches us that not all people react in the same way to sun exposure. There are those who immediately buy a golden color and those who, despite their efforts, only get burns, burns and skin inflammations ... Skin pigmentation - Melanin | |
Phototype and tan | |
Photodamage | |
The defense mechanisms described above are intended to protect the skin from photodamage or damage caused by light (from the Greek photos = light). In the event of overexposure these defenses may be insufficient ... | |
Photodamage | |
Tanning and protection | |
After seeing the possible dangers of sun exposure, the time has come to draw up a list of tips to prevent them and get a tan safely. Sunscreens and tanning - Solar products | |
Tanning and protection |
Cosmetics and Tanning | |
Self Tanners SOLAR FILTERS CHEMICAL FILTERS PHYSICAL AND AFTER SUN FILTERS Use of DHA in self-tanning products SPF of solar products Walnut husk | |
Critical analysis and technical commentary on some commercially available solar products:
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Artificial tan | |
Who does not want to give up the tan even during the winter months, can resort to artificial lamps. Tanning lamps, like ultraviolet rays, can have negative repercussions on our body ... | |
Artificial tan | |
Skin diseases and tanning | |
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Food and tan | |
To obtain an intense and uniform tan it is good practice to take foods rich in water, mineral salts and vitamins. Water is very important to keep the skin hydrated and replenish the large fluid losses caused by sweating ... | |
Tanning and food |