Tanning vs. Sunburn
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What are the key differences between a tan and a sunburn?
These follow are:-
Tan vs. Sunburn:
- Tanning is a natural process from sun exposure, while sunburn indicates skin damage.
- Melanin production gives color; lighter complexions may burn before tanning.
Tanning Process:
- Tanning occurs gradually over time.
- Darker complexions may tan more easily.
Identification by Color:
- Tan: Light to dark brown.
- Sunburn: Bright red.
Effects on Skin:
- Sunburn causes pain, blistering, and peeling.
- A tan does not cause discomfort.
Skin Protection:
- Use sunscreen, protective clothing, and seek shade during peak sun hours.
- Protecting skin is crucial to prevent sun damage.
Prioritizing Skin Health:
- While a tan may seem appealing, prioritize skin protection to avoid sun damage.
- Take necessary precautions for healthy and happy skin.
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