This lady thought it's just an ordinary pimple, then it left a horrible open wound on her face !!?

Attention ladies!!! Indoor tanning might not be as safe as you think. Jude learned her lesson the hard way.
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Caucasian people think that being bronzed looks good and hot. So many Caucasian women love getting tanned under the sun.

Alternatively, many women prefer to have an indoor tan, thinking that it is much safer because of the absence of harmful UV rays from the sun.

But beware! Indoor tan might not be as safe as you think it would be. A lady named Jude learned her lesson and shared her awful experience.

Jude likes tanning very much. She started to go to tanning salon since she was 13 years old.

She is about to get married so she wanted to look sun kissed as soon as possible. The sometimes got herself tanned everyday for 20 minutes.

However at 26 years old, she started to notice to pimple-like blister on her nose. She ignored it thinking that it was normal.

She popped the pimple but after a month, it burst once again. That’s when she realized it was something else.
She went to the doctor and was diagnosed by cancer. The cancer should be removed or else, her whole face will be infected.

"After the removal of the infected are, it left a horrible open wound on her nose"

A skin graft from her chest was needed in order to repair her nose.
According to the doctor, radiation from tanning beds caused her cancer.

Jude's situation is a perfect reminder that we should be contented with what we have because wanting to look better could do some harm.

Share this article to your friends and be warned.