Tanning addict, 18, who uses sunbeds four times a week, reveals worrying signs of UV damage on her body – but admits she still can’t kick the habit

A teenager who is dependent on Seslong revealed that he had identified the worrying symptoms of UV damage in his body – but he still cannot stop tanning.

Durham, who has been using sun loungers for three years almost every day, announced how to exploit online online, 18 -year -old Megan Blain from Seaham.

Some of the most ruthless comments compared him with ‘dirty 2P mine’ – but still visiting the hall every day.

Now Megan said that he had found new moles that he did not appear before he started tanning regularly on his body, and warned other people against sunbeds.

Tanning addiction began at the age of 16, hoping to maintain a tanning all year long.

He changed fake bronze products for sunbeds and even began to inject himself with tanning agents to obtain a deeper glow.

Despite the fact that he did not know much about the ‘sun loungers’ at first, he had spent half an hour in beds under the UV lights for more than a year, and was usually covered with baby oil to increase the results.

One Completely Video, he said: ‘I started to notice the moles on my back, I have my hands – moles, but you take the moles out of the sun loungers. I didn’t know if the moles were cancerous.

Megan was compared with the trolls ‘dirty 2P mine’ money – but insists that he was stuck in a tanning cycle and cannot imagine to stop

I have a trace in my stomach. I tried to go to the doctor, but I’m freezing at the door. ‘

In a sharp warning against others who are thinking of using sunbeds, he said: ‘Addiction is getting worse. I wouldn’t recommend anyone to go to the sun loungers. ‘

Previously, Megan announced that he started using sunbeds because he loved how he was looking at bronze.

‘I’m a person wearing bright colors and how to explode the colors’ he said. ‘I started to see the results and made me look good and continued more often.’

However, the intense tanning regime raised health alarms and asked Megan to accept the ‘addition’ and reduce the use of sun loungers.

The student admitted that tanning injections felt nausea and even recently noticing that he had recently noticed that he had a suspicious patch on his skin – but the fear of cancer has not yet stopped tanning.

Megan said: ‘I noticed a patch that continued to change the size on my skin. I tried to go to the doctors five times, but I kept freezing at the door.

“ I am one of the people who will worry about something, so I noticed a few months ago so that I don’t worry about having melanoma potentially, and I still use the spoiled abuse, it made me realize that it was an addiction. I never think I’m dark enough. ‘

The student initially began to use sunbeds at the age of 16 and hoping to keep tanning for a year by lying on the beds for half an hour under the UV lights.

He changed fake tan products for sunbeds and even began to inject himself with tanning agents to get a deeper glow.

The student admitted that tanning injections made him feel nausea and even recently noticing that he was a suspicious patch on his skin.

Although he did not know much about the ‘sunbeds’ at first, Megan has spent half an hour in beds under UV lights for more than a year, and was usually covered with baby oil to increase the results

He explained: ‘I stuck in the cycle of abuse and tanning injections that make me feel sick and sometimes not eating. I used to continue every day and now four times a week. ‘

Megan said that the extreme tan attracted attention from foreigners, some of them compared it to a ‘burned chip’, or that it looks like a ‘burned’ version.

Nevertheless, despite the online hill, he insisted that he never feels ‘dark enough’ and struggles to imagine a life without tanning beds.

He said: ‘I see people looking at me wherever I go. When people say I’m dark, it’s hard to believe. I don’t feel any darkness – as I am physically blind.

“ I want to stop one day, but I can’t imagine that I didn’t go to the sun loungers. I wouldn’t recommend anyone to do this. You can be dependent without noticing like me. ‘

To regain control, Megan reduced the use of sun loungers four times a week, and now uses his platform in Tiktok to warn the ‘young generation’ to warn the dangers of sunny addiction.

He said: ‘It seems to use the younger generation [sunbeds] More than the old generation, because if I become dependent on it without noticing it, the same thing can be for other people. ‘

In Tiktok, Megan has become a target for trolls that unite their powers to have fun in the appearance of the young man.

Megan says that the extreme tan attracts attention from strangers, some of them compare it to a ‘burned chip’, or that he looks like a ‘burned’ version.

Despite the online response, he never insists that he never feels ‘dark enough’ and struggles to imagine a life without tanning beds.

Megan has reduced its sunny use four times a week and now its platform in Tiktok ‘Young Generation’

Regarding Megan’s tanned skin color, a person wrote: ‘chips falling out of the oven.’

Another said, ‘You know that you really get a dirty 2p mine’, the third is commenting ‘ [the sunbeds] Is Kremate You? ‘

Although his views on tanning have changed, Megan still admits that it is difficult to get rid of forcing to jump under the UV lights.

He said: ‘Two years later, my views on the sun loungers changed. If I could go back on time, I would never have started. I just feel that I have to go to the sun loungers – it’s not even wanting to tan anymore. ‘

“ I find it difficult to close the sunbed once. I don’t even like to go to spoils, I’m afraid, but I feel that I need to continue physically. ‘

Meanwhile, a tanning addict who has been using sun loungers almost every day for 15 years, said that after doing a turn for the worst, it feels lucky to be alive ‘.

FionNghual Maguire, a 35 -year -old Belfast, started using sunbeds at a young age at a young age and once did not apply SPF during the tanning – now warning that others would not make the same mistake.

He has admitted to use the machines as routine for more than 15 years – he often visited the halls for seven days a week at the summit of his addiction.