Sunless tanning

Indoor tanning is a very popular practice in today’s mainstream society. Many people in America use tanning beds on a regular basis, and have for many years. However, there are countless studies that have been done on the use of tanning beds that connect them to skin cancer and many other diseases. So why is it then that people continue to use them when the dangers are right in front of their faces? Mary Adams, author of “The Invisible Burn,” conducted a study on college females and their…

Extra Virgin Olive Oil Impairs UV-Induced Cell Damage in Cancer-Prone Mice INTRODUCTION Ultraviolet radiation produces various wavelengths that are part of the electromagnetic spectrum. The four different UV wavelengths are classified as UVA, UVB, and UVC. UVA produces the longest wavelength at 320-400nm, UVB produces wavelengths from 290-320nm, and UVC wavelengths are the shortest wavelength that is completely absorbed by the ozone layer. However, it is known that…

Sunscreens are products which help protect the skin by preventing the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) radiation from reaching it. There are two types of ultraviolet radiation UVA and UBA that can damage the skin and can contribute to skin cancer. Different sunscreens vary in their range to protect against UVA and UVB. Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is part of the electromagnetic (light) is received by the sun and passed down to the earth. It consists of wavelengths shorter than visible light therefore making…

Tanning beds give off UV lights or radiation. When your skin is exposed to UV rays, it is the reaction to make more melanin. This makes the skin darker. The two types of radiation that enter the skin is UVA and UVB rays. UVB hits the top of the skin and are more responsible for most sunburns. UVA rays mostly target deeper layers of the skin. They can cause allergic reactions, and rashes. If you put the two rays together…

In today 's scenario where equality is given high significance , there is still inequality and discrimination on the basis of skin color among people. Humans are the ones to spread the messege of justice and they are also the ones to discriminate people on the basis of their skin color. Television, a major source of media is still promoting skin whitening products on a wide range. According to Leiss et al. (2005) there are immense amount of advertisement on skin whitening products on television…

Skin Specialist Every individual desires clear, flawless skin and a glowing complexion. However, factors such as exposure to the sun, hormonal changes, and free radicals can cause significant damage to your skin, leading to dark spots and patchy pigmentation, which make you look much older than you presently are. Pigmentation is generally the presence of light (hypopigmentation) or dark (hyperpigmentation) patches on the surface of the skin. It is a common concern in modern times. To tackle this…

Guy's Important Summertime Hair Guide While numerous people may sign up for the no-frills school of hair care, most of hair types require a bit more TLC than a dollop of Head & Shoulders and a vigorous towel dry. And never ever than throughout summer season-- from UV rays to high humidity, your locks have a lot to compete with. If you're eager to keep your scalp from burning, or you would like to know which items will not melt after thirty seconds in the sun, then continue reading for some…

Whether it's springtime, summer, or all year long. When the beaches beckon, you want to be in your best shape fit for your swimsuit. If you're worried about the bulge in the stomach and wanted to get rid of it, or just want to do a little toning up, let these tips be your guide. Following a healthy Eating regimen 1. Don't eat anything for a few hours before you sleep. Your body’s metabolic system slows down when you sleep, which will keep your body from processing the foods in your stomach…

regarding skin cancer, estimation of sun exposure levels, and knowledge translation for the viewing public with recent research (Peterson et al., 2010). In research, strategies implemented could be identifying social procedures that are associated with tanning, protection from sun and skin cancer in general (D’Arcy, 2004). Other strategies addressing barriers and motivators surrounding the behaviours and attitudes occurring with sun protection also need to be implemented. In addition, I believe…

The most well-known and largest risk factor for developing melanoma is exposure to sunlight – this can be both from the sun and from the sunbed. The two types of UV radiation that are linked to the increased risk of melanoma are UVA – long wave rays – and UVB – short wave rays, which is mostly emitted from the sun rather than sunbeds. According to Martin Weinstock, a dermatologist from Brown University, ‘Melanoma is not one disease, it’s a collection of diseases’.…