I’m a gypsy & swear by three products to get a great tan on sunbeds, best of all one makes me smell like Red Bull | The Sun

A WOMAN has revealed her top three products to get the best tan from a sunbed, and one will even make you smell like a can of Red Bull.

Charlotte Ann shared her top tanning buys in a recent TikTok video, and was thrilled to see one that smelt of Red Bull.


In the clip, the blonde beauty said: "Come for sunbed with me, using my favorite tanning products."

The first product was new to Charlotte, but she revealed she'd been using the brand PinkInkTanning for years.

She first used a Red Bull-scented tanning wand which rub all over the skin before hopping in the sunbed to help achieve a darker colour.

Charlotte was stunned when she gave it a whiff, adding: "Listen, I'm not lying to you guys. I'm not lying to you.

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"Buy it and tell me if I'm lying, it smells like Red Bull."

"I'm in love," she claimed.

Next, Charlotte said she used some jelly drops which you put under your tongue to help achieve a tan, that contain a synthetic peptide called Melanotan II.

Lastly, she said she also used the tanning nasal spray, which also that contain a synthetic peptide called Melanotan II, just before getting in the sunbed.

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People were quick to share their thoughts on the video posted to her account @charlotteann71.

One wrote: "Girl Red Bull needs to sponsor ya swear it always makes a feature in the videos."

Another commented: "You’re stunning."

"Been seeing you on my fyp , such a beautiful soul and beautiful person keep it up do your community proud," penned a third.

When it comes to nasal sprays, some nasal spray sellers insist their products are safe – but the British Association of Dermatologists' Dr Catherine Borysiewicz says the only safe tan is fake tan.

She said: These products have not been studied properly, you don’t know what you are using, that’s the bottom line.

"These products are very, very dangerous. They can potentially lead to cancer.

"I talk about the skin risks, but who knows what else it might be doing. It’s incredibly worrying.

"If you’re using Melanotan, stop. Don’t use it anymore and really importantly make sure your skin is assessed and checked.

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"Be honest with the doctors that you’re seeing so they’re aware of the potential risks you may have been exposed to so your moles can be properly checked and analysed if needed."

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Are sunbeds safe?

The NHS website states that sunbeds give out ultraviolet (UV) rays that increase your risk of developing skin cancer, both skin cancer (melanoma) and skin cancer (non-melanoma). Many sunbeds give out greater doses of UV rays than the midday tropical sun.

The risks are greater for young people. Evidence shows:

  • People who are frequently exposed to UV rays before the age of 25 are at greater risk of developing skin cancer later in life.
  • Sunburn in childhood can greatly increase the risk of developing skin cancer later in life.
  • Prolonged exposure to UV rays increases your risk of developing malignant melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer.
  • UV rays can also damage your eyes, causing problems such as irritation, conjunctivitis or age-related cataracts, particularly if you do not wear goggles.

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