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" Fake tanning products can be used safely throughout the winter months, the British Skin Foundation has said. The news will be welcomed by females in particular, many of whom are keen to show off a sun-kissed glow without having to visit dangerous UV tanning booths. Messages about the dangers of sunbathing and tanning booths appear to have been hitting the mark, as the number of fake tanning products being sold has been increasing. Indy Rihal, a spokeswoman for the British Skin Foundation, said: &amp;#039;Fake tanning products are completely safe products to use and, like all other skin products, would have been rigorously tested by the manufacturers before being put on the market. &amp;#039;Also, all ingredients would have been tested in accordance [with the] European Commission.&amp;#039; However, the expert advised against trying to rub off poorly-applied self-tanning products, as she revealed this can strip away the skin&amp;#039;s protective barrier function. \u00A9 Adfero Ltd "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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