Mike Elgan
12:17 PM (edited) - - PublicSpray-on tans may damage DNA.
A chemical in spray-on tan products called dihydroxyacetone (DHA) can cause genetic changes and DNA damage, according to a report the US federal government was concealing until ABC News got a hold of it through the Freedom of Information Act.
The chemical apparently gets into the bloodstream mostly through the lungs when the spray is applied.
When the chemical was approved...
Expand this post »A chemical in spray-on tan products called dihydroxyacetone (DHA) can cause genetic changes and DNA damage, according to a report the US federal government was concealing until ABC News got a hold of it through the Freedom of Information Act.
The chemical apparently gets into the bloodstream mostly through the lungs when the spray is applied.
When the chemical was approved...
Nicholas Smith1:16 PM
and this to all you girls out there is a message to say that you look great the way you look normally and that there are many conciquences to changing the way you look.
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