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Spray-on tans may not be safe either
The active chemical used in spray tans, dihydroxyacetone (DHA), has the potential to cause genetic alterations and DNA damage, experts say.
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Dr. Gary Ginsberg: The Toxicity of Toddlers in Tiaras
New analysis from George Washington University is raising concerns that the chemical in spray tan formulations, dihydroxyacetone (DHA), is a potential carcinogen because it damages DNA and causes mutations. Read Post
New Report Warns That Spray-Tanning Could Cause Cancer
We know this is bad news for those of you who thought of spray-tanning as a safe alternative to UV exposure, but the active chemical used in spray tans, dihydroxyacetone (or DHA), can cause genetic mutation and DNA damage. A panel ... Read Post
Spray-On Tans: Probably Not Safe!
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA), the active chemical in spray tanners, has the potential to cause genetic alterations and DNA damage, according to a new study. AND you get to look like Snooki? Where do we sign up? An ABC News report, obtaine... Read Post