Self-tanning due to cancer

Five tips to safely acquire a charming bronze color

Self-tanning due to cancer After all the damage reported in the newspapers as a result of studies that talk about the damage and side effects of self-tanning, a recent Norwegian study concluded that exposure to ultraviolet rays indoors, such as tanning lamps, tanning beds, or sunlight significantly increases the risk of squamous cell carcinoma. In the skin, it is a globally common type of skin cancer that originates in the cells that make up the middle and outer layers of the skin.

The study, which was based on 15 years of research and was conducted on about 160 women born between 1927 and 1963, included a number of times exposure Indoor sunlight throughout their lives from childhood through adolescence and beyond, taking into account several other factors such as smoking, age, and others.

But don't lose hope. Away from all that watch damage, you can use nourishing ingredients that give your skin a great color at home.

tea
The tea works on tanning the skin, without damaging the DNA in the cells.

- Put 3 tea bags in a pot and add ¾ cup of boiling water, leave for 10 minutes, then take ¼ cup of it, mix it in a blender with ¼ cup of lanolin (sold at the attar) and ¼ cup of sesame oil, and while mixing add the rest of the water tea.

Spread the mixture on the parts you want to get a bronze color.

Wait about 10 minutes, then rinse it off your body.

The result will appear within a few hours, and it will last for 5 to 10 days.

Cocoa
Mix ¼ cup cocoa powder with a little lanolin.

Spread the mixture on your face until your skin absorbs it, and you can increase the amount for the rest of your body.

Natural ways to get a charming bronze skin at home in winter

Today, you can get bronze skin with home recipes..don't hesitate to try it.