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Bonnie Hodge, MD on Instagram: "Let’s talk DHA + self-tanner safety 👇 DHA (dihydroxyacetone) is the active ingredient in most self-tanners. It reacts with proteins in the outermost layer of the skin to create a temporary tan—without UV damage. Some people worry that DHA is “toxic” or carcinogenic, but here’s what we know: ✔️ There’s no solid evidence that topical DHA causes cancer. ✔️ The biggest theoretical concern is inhaling DHA in spray form, which is why proper ventilation and avoiding mis

Bonnie Hodge, MD on Instagram: "Let’s talk DHA + self-tanner safety 👇 DHA (dihydroxyacetone) is the active ingredient in most self-tanners. It reacts with proteins in the outermost layer of the skin to create a temporary tan—without UV damage. Some people worry that DHA is “toxic” or carcinogenic, but here’s what we know: ✔️ There’s no solid evidence that topical DHA causes cancer. ✔️ The biggest theoretical concern is inhaling DHA in spray form, which is why proper ventilation and avoiding mis

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I’ve NEVER been a fan of tanning drops! 💀 They are essentially a high concentration of Dihydroxyacetone (DHA for short) the active ingredient used in tanning agents that give your skin a tanned effect. But soooo many things can go wrong, especially as tanning drop formulas are so potent and can be a real hit and miss if you apply too much, don’t mix it in well with another product like a moisturiser, can render your second product ineffective or instable (such as a sunscreen) and leave the skin

I’ve NEVER been a fan of tanning drops! 💀 They are essentially a high concentration of Dihydroxyacetone (DHA for short) the active ingredient used in tanning agents that give your skin a tanned effect. But soooo many things can go wrong, especially as tanning drop formulas are so potent and can be a real hit and miss if you apply too much, don’t mix it in well with another product like a moisturiser, can render your second product ineffective or instable (such as a sunscreen) and leave the skin

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There’s no such thing as “DHA resistance.” DHA (dihydroxyacetone) has a limit to how dark it can make you. But there is no biological adaptation that makes it stop working. DHA doesn’t interact with living skin cells, hormones, or receptors. It reacts with dead skin cells, and dead skin cannot adapt, build tolerance, or develop resistance. ➡️ From a biological standpoint, DHA resistance isn’t possible. What can change how dark your tan looks? Your skin condition — and that can fluctuate due to t

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My Favorite Tanners in Ulta! ☀️Almost all tanners are just different varieties of dihydroxyacetone (DHA) so most will give you a similar color, just about finding the best method for application & comfort! Let me know if you agree or disagree with any! #tanner #ulta #makeup @Loving Tan Bronzing Mousse @Bondi Sands Foam @sttropeztan Facial Mist

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Andrea Suarez, MD PhD FAAD on Instagram: "I don’t use self tanner, nor do I have one to recommend. I can, however, tell you that they are safe to use on the skin, as directed. Dihydroxyacetone is the active ingredient in self tanners & it works by interacting with amino acids in the top layer of the epidermis. This leads to melanoidin pigments that temporarily color the skin. Once the stratum corneum desquamates, the color is shed. Some research suggest this may offer some temporary protection a

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