[quote=Brian Oshman;15010918
If we look at every aspect of life with modern advancement we will find things that are not exactly good for us but the real key is moderation no matter what it is. (well except for directly applying cancer and death with a spray gun)
Ban That Sticky, Nasty Crap!®[/QUOTE]
mmm I wonder what the reaction would be if statements like this were made by sunless peeps in the UV section...probably not well received I wager.
The thing is here that ignorance is a dangerous thing...both regarding UV as well as sunless tanning techniques.
Both offer an alternative to each other giving the consumer freedom of choice....both can offer a safe tan if used correctly and both have possible adverse side effects if abused.
As professionals,no matter if we are a manufacturer,educator,dealer,therapist or end user we all have a responsibility in providing a treatment within a safe environment which "does what it says on the can" with as little risk as is possible to all concerned.
Yikes guy's (and gal's) we all derive our $$$$ incomes from this sector...isn't it such a shame that more harmony cannot be found in supporting and respecting each other and the services we provide our customers....who at the end of the day come into our world and expect not only value for money but a safe and welcoming environment.
Seems that the whole UV/sunless deal is going on all over the world right now fueled by inappropriate and inaccurate media coverage.
This is a link to a non UV biased forum over here in the UK....this posting,emanating from this bad publicity was only made today
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WTF...are we all trying to destroy each other to be the one who survives.....wouldn't it be far better and more apropriate that we support each other and best protect our positions standing together side by side in quashing adverse and inaccurate media coverage which today is focused on UV exposure but rest assured in a few years will be focused on sunless(its already starting folks)
