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writes: Stupid questionon a sunbed are you supposed to turn around or not?I was on the sunbed this morning and my back got more red than my top side?Are you meant to turn on your stomach? Reply to this Question
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reader, bonym  +, writes (24 August 2006):
 Well it shows you what I know about sunbeds!! Sorry, I was just going off what my friend said, sorry to the question poster!! My bad!!! xXx
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reader, Nish +, writes (24 August 2006):
YOU NEED TO MOVE AROUND IN THE BED TO GET EVERY SIDE OF TOUR BODY TAN
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reader, Helen1986 +, writes (24 August 2006):
 No you are not meant to turn over but you should make sure you keep your arms away from your side otherwise you will gwt white sides
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reader, bonym +, writes (24 August 2006):
Personally I have never used one (check the avatar and see why!!) but my friend is a religious user of one and she says that you dont need to turn over cos as Dr Pete said, it has lighting on both sides.
However I dont recommend you use them too often, I mean I am not saying that cos I dont need to use one, but you have to be very careful with them, I am sure your skin is fine, whats wrong with porcelain white skin, its beautiful!!! xXx
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reader, harshbutfair +, writes (24 August 2006):
 Sunbeds are a near guaranteed way to get skin cancer. Far worse than "natural" tanning in the sun.
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reader, anonymous, writes (24 August 2006): Practically every lie-down sunbeds has lighting on both sides so you shouldn't have to, but, I would, or, use a stand-up one.
I have found that different parts of the skin seem to burn easier, I am the same, my back, side of waist, bum, carve muscles burn easy whereas other places like my stomach don't burn so easily (yet upper chest does) Maybe it has something to do with how much muscle is under the skin.
I read a study recently that said you should use a low factor ordinary sun cream when using a sun bed. This does go against traditional instructions saying to not use any thing but this new study argues that as well as protecting you from harmful UV it also makes sure you get a more "even" and sustained tan. You'll have to spend a little longer in the sunbeds though.
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reader, layla +, writes (24 August 2006):
 No i dont think so, i find it easier to get a spray tan myself.
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