Why do we tan hours after the sun? Experts explain
Experts explain why suntans don't develop right away — and how they're a sign of DNA damage to your skin.
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Experts explain why suntans don't develop right away — and how they're a sign of DNA damage to your skin.
Termed a personal sun exposure account over the course of a lifetime that's a maximum safe amount of ultraviolet exposure how much depends on what kind of skin one has every minute in the sun every sunburn tops up the account at some point the skin cells can take it anymore and skin cancer can result. once you can get one more dollars it can take 20 to 30 years for skin to turn cancerous and a large number of hits that is exposure to sun. distance pass yet or don't hunger in days and then the entire surface has been subjected to ultraviolet rays for the cold and the patient can't undo it in it...