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Tans Fade, The Damage Doesn’t

Updated: Aug 6

What Happens When You Tan?

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UV exposure damages your skin’s DNA, even if you don’t burn.


A tan is your body’s response to injury — melanin production increases to protect your skin.


Over time, repeated exposure leads to premature aging, sunspots, and skin cancer.



Visible Signs of Damage:


  • Fine lines & wrinkles

  • Uneven texture & hyperpigmentation

  • Loss of elasticity

  • Dark spots / sun spots


Long-Term Consequences:


  • 90% of skin aging is caused by sun exposure

  • 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime

  • Melanoma can develop even years after sun damage occurs


Protect What’s Yours:


  • Daily SPF 30+ — rain or shine

  • Reapply every 2 hours when outdoors

  • Wear hats, sunglasses, & UPF clothing

  • Avoid tanning beds entirely


 
 
 

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