Responsible Tanning: Recognizing Signs of Skin Cancer
Posted on March 15, 2008 | Tagged with: assymetry, border, color, diameter, elevation, mole, responsible tanning, skin cancer, sun tanning, sunburn | Leave a Comment
Author: Baxter Owens
We all know that there are some risks involved with sun tanning. It has become common knowledge that spending too much time in the sun or getting a sunburn can lead to skin cancer down the road. Of course, if you take proper precautions while tanning, you won’t have to worry about the possibility of developing skin cancer from sun exposure. If you have already spent a little too much time in the sun or if you are otherwise considered a high risk candidate for skin cancer, however, there are several early warning signs to watch for. Primarily, you can keep an eye on your moles to give you a sign that you might need to stop in to see a doctor.
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Responsible Tanning While on Vacation
Posted on March 9, 2008 | Tagged with: application, reapplication, responsible tanning, shadow, sports, sunbathing, sunscreen, sweatproof, vacation, waterproof, wimming | Leave a Comment
Author: Baxter Owens
If you are like many people, a vacation is all about being active and getting out and enjoying the sunshine. While there is certainly nothing wrong with getting out and soaking up some rays, it is also important that you remember to stay safe and to tan responsibly while you are on vacation.
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