sunbeds in A Sentence

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    Avoid using a sunlamp or Sunbeds.

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    Consider the construction stages of a classic 24-frame sunbed.

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    But Sunbeds are not recommended, nor is prolonged sun exposure.

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    I also advise that people should avoid Sunbeds at all costs.

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    Each is reserved a close parking space and a parasol with Sunbeds on the beach.

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    However, they seem to be safer than tanning in the sun or under a sunbed.

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    Commercial solariums are illegal in Australia for this reason, but there are still privately-owned Sunbeds in use.

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    Do not use Sunbeds, and protect any treated areas from strong sunlight until you know how your skin reacts.

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    Studies have shown that sunbed use can make you much more likely to get all types of skin cancer.

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    The more unhappy they are with the skin they're in, the more they may use Sunbeds- it's a vicious circle.”.

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    I have had two sunbed sessions in my life, which was just before the first time I went abroad on holiday at 18.

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    The apartments are all located close to the sea, and each is reserved a close parking space and a parasol with Sunbeds on the beach.

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    If you look at that transformation, it's not just injecting this hormone which is illegal, she's lying on a tanning bed, on a sunbed, every single day.”.

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    A sunbed cannot be visited until the age of 18, since the skin of children and adolescents is thin and tender, which greatly increases the risk of developing cancer.

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    In a quest for a perfect tan, many people- especially young white women between age 18 and 25- may head to a tanning salon, using tanning booths, Sunbeds and sunlamps to kick-start their tan.

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    In a quest for a perfect tan, many people- especially young white women between age 18 and 25- may head to a tanning salon, using tanning booths, Sunbeds, and sunlamps to kick-start their tans.

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    Caroline Cerny, senior health campaigns manager at Cancer Research UK, said:"We live in an image obsessed culture, and know many sunbed users continue to use them because they think they look better with a tan.

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