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Since i dont have a lot of symptoms lately i was thinking about solarium, can i go ? Will it affect me negatively somehow ?

Tommorow im visiting my sisters "badges evening" shes in last grade and kinda a big day wanna look good and a bit browner lol, gonna test my crowd skills etc aswell, there will be loads of people.
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