Right now Iowa has already placed a 10% tax increase on tanning. So banning the teens from tanning will hurt their business because they will lose their main customers.This may not be right for business, but it may be saving your skin. According to the skin Cancer Foundation "In 1994, a Swedish study found that women 18-30 years old who visited tanning parlors ten times or more a year had seven times greater incidence of melanoma than women who did not use tanning salons." Tanning is harmful to your skin and anybody who tans will tell you they know that. Just like cigarettes, tanning is addicting and can cause cancer. Teens ages fourteen to seventeen are tanning frequently. Law makers should ban young teens from tanning until their 18, Just like the law of cigarettes.That way the risk of getting skin cancer would go down by a few years. At least from indoor tanning. Outdoor tanning still poses a threat. We can't control the teens in Iowa from tanning outside in the summer for three to four months. But we can control the eight to nine months of winter.They might thank Iowa when they're thirty and have no skin cancer, sun spots,or gross wrinkles. Nobody wants
Right now Iowa has already placed a 10% tax increase on tanning. So banning the teens from tanning will hurt their business because they will lose their main customers.This may not be right for business, but it may be saving your skin. According to the skin Cancer Foundation "In 1994, a Swedish study found that women 18-30 years old who visited tanning parlors ten times or more a year had seven times greater incidence of melanoma than women who did not use tanning salons." Tanning is harmful to your skin and anybody who tans will tell you they know that. Just like cigarettes, tanning is addicting and can cause cancer. Teens ages fourteen to seventeen are tanning frequently. Law makers should ban young teens from tanning until their 18, Just like the law of cigarettes.That way the risk of getting skin cancer would go down by a few years. At least from indoor tanning. Outdoor tanning still poses a threat. We can't control the teens in Iowa from tanning outside in the summer for three to four months. But we can control the eight to nine months of winter.They might thank Iowa when they're thirty and have no skin cancer, sun spots,or gross wrinkles. Nobody wants