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The article highlights the substance "Melanotan 2," known as "Barbie Peptide," which is used to stimulate skin pigmentation cells in order to achieve a suntanned look without exposure to sunlight or tanning devices. It clarifies that this substance, which activates "melanocortin" receptors to increase melanin production, is not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for cosmetic use and is often purchased from unregulated sources, raising concerns about its quality and safety. Additionally, using "Barbie Peptide" may cause changes in moles and skin spots, making it difficult to monitor signs that require medical attention. The article emphasizes that this substance has not undergone sufficient testing to prove its long-term safety, and replacing ultraviolet rays with such unregulated products poses health risks. Instead, it recommends opting for topical tanning products, which are safer, provide a temporary color, and gradually fade.
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