Glow drops, bronzing lotions and body mousses so you can skip the harmful tanning beds and UV rays.

Reviewed by Kavita Mariwalla, MD History is littered with less-than-healthy choices made in the name of beauty. Lathering up with baby oil and baking in the sun for countless hours is exactly the type ...

New research found that even just a few sessions in these devices can lead to DNA damage in skin cells, raising the odds of cancer. A new study found that tanning bed use can increase the risk of ...

A Northwestern University study found that tanning bed use triples the risk of melanoma and causes widespread DNA mutations across the skin. Researchers discovered that indoor tanners had nearly twice ...

Experts have warned about the dangers of 'tan-fluencers' who promote the use of high-risk tanning methods such as sunbeds and ...

Hop onto TikTok and you'll find lots of videos of young people — mostly women — fake baking under the glowing UV lights of a tanning bed. Seattle dermatologist Heather Rogers says this is an alarming ...

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