UV spectrum of natural light and tanning equipment. How can physical damage be prevented?
Stickl, H.A.
Fortschritte der Medizin 108(36): 691-693
1990
ISSN/ISBN: 0015-8178 PMID: 2086426 Document Number: 357103
Health-related problems of cosmetic tanning are presented and discussed on the basis of our own studies and the latest state of our knowledge in this field. Whenever tanning lamps are employed for cosmetic tanning with UV light, a controlled light spectrum ranging from 340 to 440 nm should be applied.
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