We've been featured in the following periodicals:
Self Magazine
Living Well - Patriot Ledger
The Braintree Forumn
The Saratoga Business Journal
| We are the only NATIONALLY recognized Mist-On tanning facility |
We've been featured on the following shows:
ABC news
Extra
The Other Half
The Caroline Rhea Show
Recently there has been press on Spray tanning and is it safe? We DO NOT take this lightly. It is absolutely safe & as always we want
to make sure you are happy and feel good about your choice to Mist-on tan. Please hit the links below to learn more about the FDA
rulings and keep informed.
A few facts on tanning:
* UV tanning (tanning beds) has been around since the 70's and the FDA estimates UV related skin cancer is rising with an estimated
38,300 cases and 7,300 deaths anticipated this year. DHA has never been responsible for a death and it has been around since the
60's
* Sunless Tanning or bronzing is promoted by the FDA. Products called "Bronzers" are promoted as a way to get tan without the sun.
These products contain FDA-approved additives (such as dihydroxyacetone (DHA)) that interact with protein on the skin's surface to
produce a color when applied to the skin, according to John Bailey, Ph.D., acting director of the division of colors and cosmetics in
FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition.
* Is it TOXIC? While no one should purposely swallow Mist-On tanning solution, DHA is a non-hazardous compound and causes no
adverse reaction in the quantities found in Mist-On tanning solution. DHA has been used as a diet supplement in sports nutrition and it is
non-carcinogenic. Testing has further shown that DHA is less toxic than aspirin, caffeine, and even common table salt. Based on research,
the maximum amount of DHA that could accidentally be ingested or breathed during a one minute Mist-On sunless tanning session would
be .05 milligrams (equivalent to less than one grain of common table salt). The easiest way to comply with the recommendations is to keep
your mouth closed during the tanning session.
to make sure you are happy and feel good about your choice to Mist-on tan. Please hit the links below to learn more about the FDA
rulings and keep informed.
A few facts on tanning:
* UV tanning (tanning beds) has been around since the 70's and the FDA estimates UV related skin cancer is rising with an estimated
38,300 cases and 7,300 deaths anticipated this year. DHA has never been responsible for a death and it has been around since the
60's
* Sunless Tanning or bronzing is promoted by the FDA. Products called "Bronzers" are promoted as a way to get tan without the sun.
These products contain FDA-approved additives (such as dihydroxyacetone (DHA)) that interact with protein on the skin's surface to
produce a color when applied to the skin, according to John Bailey, Ph.D., acting director of the division of colors and cosmetics in
FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition.
* Is it TOXIC? While no one should purposely swallow Mist-On tanning solution, DHA is a non-hazardous compound and causes no
adverse reaction in the quantities found in Mist-On tanning solution. DHA has been used as a diet supplement in sports nutrition and it is
non-carcinogenic. Testing has further shown that DHA is less toxic than aspirin, caffeine, and even common table salt. Based on research,
the maximum amount of DHA that could accidentally be ingested or breathed during a one minute Mist-On sunless tanning session would
be .05 milligrams (equivalent to less than one grain of common table salt). The easiest way to comply with the recommendations is to keep
your mouth closed during the tanning session.
The Boston Globe
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