While tanning pills don’t put your skin at risk of UV rays, they come with a whole host of other side effects. Plus, they may turn your skin more orange than bronze. You already know that traditional ...

Tanning nasal spray contains a hormone called melanotan, which is not FDA-approved. It may cause side effects like nausea, prolonged erections, and gastrointestinal symptoms. Share on Pinterest ...

Some people may wish to look more tan but have concerns about the harmful effects of sun exposure. Tanning pills may help people darken or color their skin without the sun damage. However, results ...

There’s no reason to risk sun damage when you can get a healthy, UV-damage-free tan in just a few hours with a self-tanner. The best sunless tanning products give a deep bronze glow to the skin that ...

With winter right around the corner, some of you might be thinking about taking a trip to your local tanning bed. But be warned, a study out this week finds these devices can be especially harmful to ...

Is there such a thing as a "safe sunless tanner" during pregnancy? Heck yes! On the whole, sunless tanners are relatively safe (even during pregnancy) and they're far, far better for your health than ...