Exposure to the sun can result in skin cancer, particularly for those with pale skins. Those with more melanin in their skins have far more protection against this reaction. Previously, the only way to bronze the skin without the sun was with DHA. Today, a natural tanning cream can produce improved results by inducing the skin's melanin production.
All bronzing products need to be safe, so consumers should use only those products that have been approved by the FDA. Those with this kind of approval will have been tested on large sample groups to assure that they are both safe and effective. Double blind studies are used to ensure that results are entirely objective.
Today, DHA is no longer the only way to produce a fake bronze. There are other chemicals that have also been found to produce a more organic look. There are bronzers that create the illusion of a tan, and are washed off using water and cleanser. A more permanent glow can be achieved using products containing tanning agents. There are also tablets with colorants that can be taken, but these have not been FDA approved for this kind of use.
Bronzers cannot protect the dermis from the harmful effects of the sun unless they have a sun screening ingredient. Most sunless tanning products are worn for only a few hours, or are washed off after a night of sleep. They are thus not ideal as sun screens. Those wearing them should always ensure that their skins are protected through frequent application of a screening product.
The skin is made of several layers, but the two main sections are the deeper dermis and surface epidermis. DHA and similar chemicals react with the amino acids in the epidermis to produce depth of color. During the 1960s DHA was manufactured differently, which frequently resulted in uneven tone. Today, improvements have been made to this process and additional chemical additives have resulted in better results.
There are sunless tanning products that are made for every different kind of skin. The depth of tone should be selected according to one's natural skin color. Those with deep skins need darker products. Pale people obtain a more organic look by using lighter products. Some lotions have a temporary tinting chemical that helps to ensure even application. They are washed off as soon as the semi-permanent tone has been achieved.
The most frequently used active ingredient in sunless tans is DHA. Its reaction occurs on the epidermis' outermost layer. This is a layer that is always renewing itself, so it is covered in dead skin cells. Exfoliation before application helps the product to act on the correct layer and prevents dry skin from absorbing more pigment than is desirable.
There are tanning accelerators on the market that are used to stimulate the formation of melanin. However, these only work when the skin is exposed to the sun. In the future, scientists hope to be able to stimulate melanin production without the need for sun exposure. Natural tanning cream may eventually stimulate the epidermis into creating its own melanin to protect against the sun more effectively whilst bringing an organic sunless tan.
All bronzing products need to be safe, so consumers should use only those products that have been approved by the FDA. Those with this kind of approval will have been tested on large sample groups to assure that they are both safe and effective. Double blind studies are used to ensure that results are entirely objective.
Today, DHA is no longer the only way to produce a fake bronze. There are other chemicals that have also been found to produce a more organic look. There are bronzers that create the illusion of a tan, and are washed off using water and cleanser. A more permanent glow can be achieved using products containing tanning agents. There are also tablets with colorants that can be taken, but these have not been FDA approved for this kind of use.
Bronzers cannot protect the dermis from the harmful effects of the sun unless they have a sun screening ingredient. Most sunless tanning products are worn for only a few hours, or are washed off after a night of sleep. They are thus not ideal as sun screens. Those wearing them should always ensure that their skins are protected through frequent application of a screening product.
The skin is made of several layers, but the two main sections are the deeper dermis and surface epidermis. DHA and similar chemicals react with the amino acids in the epidermis to produce depth of color. During the 1960s DHA was manufactured differently, which frequently resulted in uneven tone. Today, improvements have been made to this process and additional chemical additives have resulted in better results.
There are sunless tanning products that are made for every different kind of skin. The depth of tone should be selected according to one's natural skin color. Those with deep skins need darker products. Pale people obtain a more organic look by using lighter products. Some lotions have a temporary tinting chemical that helps to ensure even application. They are washed off as soon as the semi-permanent tone has been achieved.
The most frequently used active ingredient in sunless tans is DHA. Its reaction occurs on the epidermis' outermost layer. This is a layer that is always renewing itself, so it is covered in dead skin cells. Exfoliation before application helps the product to act on the correct layer and prevents dry skin from absorbing more pigment than is desirable.
There are tanning accelerators on the market that are used to stimulate the formation of melanin. However, these only work when the skin is exposed to the sun. In the future, scientists hope to be able to stimulate melanin production without the need for sun exposure. Natural tanning cream may eventually stimulate the epidermis into creating its own melanin to protect against the sun more effectively whilst bringing an organic sunless tan.
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