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Liverpool Fashion week banning models from sunbed use

Madame_Goldbricker
Posts: 1,625 Member
Pretty much what it says on the tin.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/liverpool-fashion-week-bans-sunbed-2351863
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/liverpool-fashion-week-bans-sunbed-2351863
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Glad I have a natural tan. Exposing your body like that is scary.0
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They should stop dictating on what people chose to do with their bodies.0
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Glad I have a natural tan. Exposing your body like that is scary.0
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Glad I have a natural tan. Exposing your body like that is scary.
I guess I should've added my "/sarcasm" at the end.0 -
Glad I have a natural tan. Exposing your body like that is scary.
depends what you mean by natural tan.... because some people are born with brown skin0 -
seems like this is a problem with poorly regulated salons, not with sunbeds themselves....
personally I like my pasty-white skin and have no intention of ever using a sunbed. I'd probably just turn red under it anyway, or get more freckles. But I don't think it's fair to penalise people who are using them intelligently as an informed choice just because salons can't be bothered to ask for age ID or whatever.... if it was pubs selling alcohol to under 18s then the landlords would be in big trouble, and no-one would be asking adults to vow never to drink alcohol because of it0 -
Glad I have a natural tan. Exposing your body like that is scary.
depends what you mean by natural tan.... because some people are born with brown skin
*ding ding*
I was being sarcastic about the natural tan, but not about the amount of tanning bed exposure being scary.0 -
Irony?
Liverpool ladies love a bit of GLAM, bling, big hair, dye brows, no knickers and a good sun bed0 -
They should stop dictating on what people chose to do with their bodies.
Nobody's dictating what they do with their bodies. It's their event, their rules. Nobody's making the models go ..0 -
seems like this is a problem with poorly regulated salons, not with sunbeds themselves....
That's it.
A lot of the cash-based unstaffed automated places have 13-14 year old girls baking themselves in there for half an hour at a time. :huh:0 -
They should stop dictating on what people chose to do with their bodies.
Considering the problems the UK has in dealing with the consequences of sunbed abuse by under age kids, I think it's fair that some awareness is raised about this.
http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/cancer-info/news/archive/pressrelease/2013-01-31-desire-for-tan-making-teenage-girls-ignore-sunbed-dangers
http://www.bmj.com/content/340/bmj.c877
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/9835398/Girls-flouting-sunbed-laws-to-look-like-celebrities.html0
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