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A member asked:
I've recently started tanning in a bed. the past couple times i get really a really tingly/itchy feeling only locating on my stomach and upper legs. what could this be from? i am not allergic to anything, and i don't get these reactions every time i tan
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Stop tanning: Tanning bed is bad for your skin and will likely wrinkle you at a much earlier age. Your itching is likely from the drying effect or from the healing process from the mild burn at areas not usually exposed to the sun. I don't want to offer you any help in reducing this problem since I think you will regret the time you spend on the tanning bed when you may be looking 20 years older in 10 years.
Answered 4/8/2015
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