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Hey everyone, Im looking for places or ideas where i could do some full nude tanning. I cant do it in my backyard because it is a shared backyard between a few town houses. Also there are no nude beaches or nude campgrounds around me. Im also a student and dont have a car but im big on cycling and ride everyone and can ride far. If your near my area and know of any good spots let me know, if your not then any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. There are lots of green spaces around me (parks, forests, etc.) but hard to my private spots.
Thanks alot everyone.
I don't know your situation but a lot of apartments have "private" balconys. They are private in they are for the renters exclusive use but the railing is open bars. The renter is prohibited from draping towels or anything else over the railing because management wants to prevent a tenament look. One solution is to get a heavy cloth such as burlap that is the same color as the outside wall of the building. Attach this to the inside of the railing so that the view of the railing is unobstructed from the outside. If you match the building color well enough it will be hard to tell that the view is blocked. Management will usually know that it is there but if it is done well enough they will usually not have it removed. Hopefully the apartment will be on the sunny side of the building. You can sunbathe nude to your heart's content behind this foux front.
The answer to your question may depend on the goal. Is the point to get tanned, in which case a tanning booth would suffice, or is the real point to be naked outdoors? If the latter is the case, look here (and at other websites) for nude-friendly places in your area, see if there is a naturist/nudist group nearby that might have socials, and see if you can find a friend with a private back yard!
Sounds like the simplest way right now for you to tan nude, is to go to a tanning salon.
In July 2009, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), part of the World Health Organization, concluded that tanning devices that emit UV radiation are more dangerous than previously thought. IARC moved these devices into the highest cancer risk category: carcinogenic to humans. Previously, it had categorized the devices as probably carcinogenic to humans.
Development of cancer is a long process that may take decades. Therefore, IARC also recommended banning commercial indoor tanning for those younger than 18 years to protect them from the increased risk for melanoma and other skin cancers.
IARCs conclusions and recommendations were based on its 2006 review of 19 studies conducted over 25 years on the use of indoor tanning equipment. The review found evidence of -
- an association between indoor tanning and two types of skin cancer: squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma
- an association between UV-emitting tanning devices and cancer of the eye (ocular melanoma)
- both UV-A and UV-B rays causing DNA damage, which can lead to skin cancer in laboratory animals and humans
- the risk of melanoma of the skin increasing by 75 percent when tanning bed use started before age 35
IARCs review had some limitations, says Ron Kaczmarek, M.D., M.P.H., an FDA epidemiologist who analyzed the review. Limitations include possible inaccuracy of peoples memories of their tanning experiences, not knowing the amount of UV radiation emitted by each tanning device, and the inability to separate the effects of individuals indoor and outdoor exposure. Nevertheless, IARC concluded that there is convincing evidence of an association between the use of indoor tanning equipment and melanoma risk, and that the use of tanning beds should be discouraged.
Source- US Food And Drug Administration
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