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Tuesday’s Question: According to an expert in Wales, doing THIS frequently might be as bad for your skin as lying out in the sun to get TAN. What?

Posted on April 29, 2019 by Kat Walters

Because you are pounding your skin with with electromagnetic “blue light” rays from the screen when you do it. (According to a beauty expert in Wales named Sara Cheeney)

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