The gradual tanner is meant to do just that: slowly, gently provide a natural-looking glow on your skin. Day one should ...

Use of nasal tanning sprays that are linked to skin cancer and other health problems ... of flavoured nasal tanning sprays – such as peach, bubblegum, grape, strawberry and lime – being ...

According to the Chartered Trading Standards Institute, the sprays can cause nausea, vomiting, high blood, pressure, and more ...

Daisy Edgar-Jones popped out at Cannes looking unusually bronzed this week. We discovered the $39 Australian product behind ...

NASAL tanning sprays may increase the risk of melanoma skin cancer, it’s been warned ... tanning sprays available in flavours such as peach, bubblegum, and grape. It fears these products ...

These sprays, which contain Melanotan 2, a chemical that darkens skin ... such as peach, bubblegum, grape, strawberry and lime. open image in gallery Dangerous and unregulated nasal tanning ...

Dangerous and unregulated nasal tanning sprays that have a potential link to the skin cancer melanoma are ... in child-friendly flavours such as peach, bubblegum, grape, strawberry and lime.

These sprays, which contain Melanotan 2, a chemical that darkens skin ... tanning sprays, drops and gummies, with “unscrupulous” sellers on Facebook and TikTok posting pictures of the products ...

Dangerous and unregulated nasal tanning sprays that have a potential link to the skin cancer melanoma are ... in child-friendly flavours such as peach, bubblegum, grape, strawberry and lime.