The Bronze Age is back. Gen Z is behind a Big Apple tanning craze, with salons across Manhattan seeing a rise in younger clients using UV tanning beds — much to the chagrin of dermatologists who had ...

As more and more people learn that tanning the old-fashioned way — in the sun — is dangerous, the search grows for alternative ways of achieving a summer glow. Research has shown that roughly 9,500 ...

You might be surprised to learn that in a world where fair skin is often idealised, there are people who actually prefer having a tanned complexion. Skin tanning is a process where people soak up the ...

The word is out on the dangers of tanning beds. They're a quick fix for turning pale skin into the golden summer standard, but they also increase your risk of developing skin cancer. After a few ...

A sunburn might not be the only thing you need to worry about this summer. “There’s no such thing as a safe tan,” Krista Rubin, nurse practitioner at Mass General Brigham’s Center for Melanoma, told ...

Ultraviolet rays from the sun can age your skin, or worse, if you are not careful. Credit...Justin J Wee for The New York Times Supported by By Melinda Wenner Moyer Q: Is getting a tan just as bad for ...

Tanning is your body’s way to protect itself from harmful sun exposure. and things that result, like skin cancer. Knowing your risks from tanning and following these safety tips can help protect your ...

Indoor tanning is far more dangerous than tanning in the sun and could drastically increase your risk of skin cancer.