Sprayed tanned no protection on/off for years just heard of dha risks. what are real risks after exposure noted. r there any noted cases in literature

Tanning: DHA is used as a tanning agent, it is approved by FDA. It works by interacting with the outer keratized layer of the skin resulting in tanning without exposure to the sun, it comes in different formulations that can be used by anyone who wants to tan without exposure to the sun. the tanning appear after one hour the main side effects of DHA is mainly local reaction in form of contact dermatitis

Apply as cream/foam: The overarching consensus among healthcare industry including pathologists, oncology and dermatologists is that DHA is probably safe, CERTAINLY we know, the alternative tanning beds and real sun exposure is deadly. FDA approval is for topical use only, inhaled DHA is thought to potentially cause DNA changes which may increase cancer risk. We do NOT recommend inhaling DHA. Salon workers at risk.