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A WOMAN has issued a stark warning after a 20-minute sunbed session left her with the skin on her face peeling off.
Natalia Armstrong took to TikTok to show the horrific aftermath of laying on a sunbed back to front for a whopping 20 minutes.
The young brunette, who urged others to not make the same mistake as she had, explained that she had put her face where her feet should’ve been – and her toes under the facial tubes.
Warning fellow beauty buffs about the dangers, Natalia said that the UV lights by the feet area are ”stronger than it is on the facial tanner”.
Although at first Natalia felt completely ”fine” and didn’t have any obvious signs of a nasty sunburn, it all changed just two days later, she recalled in the shocking video.
”My sisters woke up me up and were like ‘Look at your face, Nat. Please, just look at your face’.”
Sharing a snap of her red and tight skin just 48 hours after going on the sunbed, Natalia told her 141k followers that she ”couldn’t even smile properly”.
”It was really tight, I couldn’t smile, it felt weird. I thought ‘Oh my god, I’m gonna scar, I’m really gonna hurt myself […] after I’ve just paid £7,000 in Turkey for my teeth’.”
However, the worse was yet to come, after one of Natalia’s friends who works at the hospital took one look at her finger and strongly advised her to get checked by a doctor.
In total, Natalia, whose fingers had ballooned up after the 20-minute sunbed session, had to had four rings ”chopped off” and her index finger developed an infection.
”They just kept on dashing loads of gunk out. They did clean it all and out this bandage on.”
”I am damaged – but it can be fixed,” said Natalia who added she was ”very lucky” that some of her friends had told her about laying upside down method – and she decided to give it a go too.
”So, me being me, I did it like everyone else does it. I didn’t know this was gonna happen to my face – otherwise, I wouldn’t have never done it.”
Urging everyone to spread awareness, Natalia said: ”Share it, repost it. If you know somebody who does this, please tell them not to.”
She added: ”I did never think this was a thing – until it happened.”
Sunbeds have long been linked to skin cancer and have even been banned in countries like Brazil and Australia.
According to the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), there is significant evidence to show that using tanning beds causes melanoma.
They report that sunbeds increase the risk of skin cancer by up to 20 per cent, and also state that they have no positive benefits to our health.
Sharing her expertise, Carol Cooper, Sun Doctor, said: ”Let’s be clear about sunbeds. It’s not just ‘some’ experts that say they’re bad for your skin. It’s almost all of them.
”Actually, anyone who’s ever used a sunbed is at least 20% more likely to develop malignant melanoma, the deadliest skin cancer.
”UV rays damage the DNA in skin cells, so they’re more likely to mutate into cancer. You don’t even have to burn for it to happen.”
THE promise of a constant glowing tan is too tempting for some people to deny.
But while popping to the sunbed shop may seem harmless, people who use tanning beds should be aware of the risks.
Approximately 10 per cent of the population of Northern Europe use sunbeds on a regular basis, the World Health Organization says.
Some people use them for years on end, accumulating risk of serious disease.
We are here to give you the lowdown on sunbeds and if they are safe to use.
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), sunbeds are as dangerous as smoking.
Like the sun, they give out harmful UV rays that damage the DNA in your skin cells.
Over time, this may lead to malignant melanoma – the deadliest form of skin cancer – studies have shown.
According to the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), there is significant evidence to show that using tanning beds causes melanoma.
They report that sunbeds increase the risk of skin cancer by up to 20 per cent, and also state that they have no positive benefits to our health.
Cancer Research back this statistic, adding that ” there is no such thing as a safe tan from UV radiation”.
One study found that sunbeds can almost double the risk of cancer compared to never using them – with women 83 per cent more likely to develop the disease.
While some people think tanning beds are safer than sitting out in the midday sun, according to Cancer Research, the risk is still twice as high when compared to spending the same amount of time in the Mediterranean sun at lunch time.
The Sunbed Association claim there is not enough evidence to link sunbed use with melanoma, adding: “It is over-exposure and burning that will increase a risk of skin cancer, not responsible UV exposure.”
But the WHO says: “The majority of tanning parlours provide inadequate advice to their customers.
“The use of eye protection such as goggles or sunglasses should be mandatory.
“However, as sunbed users aim to have an even tan, they often decide against protecting any part of their body.”
Referring to the link with skin cancer, the world health experts add: “Sunbeds for self-tanning purposes have been available for the last two decades and due to the long latency period for skin cancer and eye damage it has been difficult so far to demonstrate any long-term health effects.
“Even though the causes of malignant melanoma are not fully understood, tumour development appears to be linked to occasional exposure to intense sunlight.
“Sunbeds subject their users to intermittent high exposures of UVA and UVB radiation – this may provide the ideal setting for the development of malignant skin cancer.
“However, the few epidemiological studies that have been carried out to date have not provided any consistent results.”
Despite the WHO’s cautious stance on the skin cancer link, it discourages the use of sunbeds, quoting an expert who said the use of tanning parlours is like “an industrial-scale radiation exposure experiment”.
Regardless of skin cancer, sunbeds don’t just have long-term health risks.
Users have reported a range of short-term symptoms including itching, dryness and redness of skin, freckling and photosensitivity.
Common outcomes in the longer term, especially in fair-skinned people, may involve blistering of the skin.
“Sagging and wrinkling of the skin are an almost certain price to be paid by frequent sunbed users”, the WHO says – not quite the outcome you hope for when going to the sunbed shop for a beautiful, youthful look.
Since being posted on the platform, the video has gone viral, racking up a staggering 1.2million views in just three days.
Many social media users insisted that Natalia shouldn’t have gone on a sunbed in the first place, let alone for that long.
One person wrote: ”I didn’t think sunbeds were a thing in 2025. It horrifies me I went on them in the 90’s!! They’re so dangerous.”
Someone else chimed in, sharing their horrific experience: ”Please just don’t use them at all, from someone who now has scars everywhere due to skin cancer removals.”
A third had seen the clip just in time and wrote: ”This is seriously a sign sent from the universe cause someone literally told me yesterday to go on it upside down to tan faster!
”[I] was gonna do that today & just seen this! Hope you recover quickly.”
”Sunbeds all together are a huge risk. I spent 6 months doing 9 minutes a week. Because of that I developed skin cancer,” a viewer wrote.
”sorry but common sense tells you that 20 mins on a sunbed is stupid, but hope you get better soon,” another added.
SCROLLING through the news, Denise Ohnona, 44, was gobsmacked to read that she’s officially the most beautiful woman in the world, but there’s a twist.
Stunning mum-of-two Denise works as a lookalike for Kate Moss, who recently was found to have the most physically perfect face, according to the Golden Ratio theory.
Known as the Divine Proportion, this ancient Greek concept is a natural marvel, appearing everywhere from the blooming petals of flowers to the spiralling shells on the seashore.
Despite having worked as a lookalike for the glamorous supermodel since 2017, Denise admitted she still struggles with self-esteem.
The blonde beauty told Fabulous: “For me, it is so so flattering that I even get to be a lookalike for Kate Moss.
“Personally I’ve never thought I was beautiful.
“I didn’t like how I looked different.
“I had wide set eyes and still to this day I don’t think I’m beautiful.”
Her uncanny resemblance to Kate, who recently starred in the Victoria’s Secret Show, has unsurprisingly caused her to have a lot of attention from men.
Although she is happily engaged to DJ fiance Rob of 11 years, who she met on Match.com, Denise admitted she gets numerous people sliding into her DMs – with some sending X-rated requests.
The proud Liverpudlian continued: “I’m in magazines like TV, doing shows, photo shoots. I might be dressed up at events, mingling with people. I do get propositions a lot.
“I’ve been offered money to go on dates. I think it was like a few thousand [pounds] actually.
Dr Julian De Silva, who runs London Facial Plastic Surgery
The golden ratio, often denoted by the Greek letter φ (phi), is a mathematical ratio that is approximately equal to 1.618.
It has been admired and utilised for centuries due to its aesthetically pleasing properties.
Creative geniuses have used the theory to sculpt, build and paint beautiful works of art throughout history.
Leonardo Da Vinci employed it in his masterpieces the Mona Lisa, Last Supper and the Vitruvian Man.
The Acropolis in Athens, dating to 435BC, also follows the formula.
Known as the Divine Proportion, and originally set out by the ancient Greeks, it is commonly found in nature, from flowers to shells.
Experts say the ratio makes forms visually balanced and unconsciously more pleasing to the eye.
Now cosmetic surgeon Dr Julian De Silva, who is based in London’s Harley Street, has combined the age-old theory with the latest in hi-tech computerised mapping to calculate the symmetry of famous faces.
“I’ve been asked to sell pictures. I’ve been asked to do porn and I was like hell no, never gonna happen.
“It takes a lot of stepping outside that comfort zone to be a lookalike. It’s not easy.
“People think, ‘oh, you live your best life and it’s glamorous’, and it’s not. It’s fun, don’t get me wrong.”
One of the most “bizarre” jobs she did was a shoot in Aldi, and she had numerous shoppers mistake her for the supermodel.
She added: “I had people coming up to me telling me how they’ve been a fan of me the whole life, how their mum was a fan of me, how their mum named them after Kate Moss, and taking photos with me.
“I never felt so bad in my whole life doing that.
“I didn’t even know what I was doing like. I was just told to be at this job for whatever time it was.”
While being a doppelganger for a supermodel would be many people’s dream, Denise admitted she sometimes feels the pressure to look a certain way.
Denise insisted that she hasn’t had any work done apart from Botox, but she does sometimes get cruel comments that make her wonder about her looks.
She explained: “Even I have felt pressure to go get things done because someone will say something about you, and then [you think] ‘do I need to fix that?’
“You get hammered as a female for getting older, and I think this is what forces people to do drastic things.
“Kate still looks like herself and I think that is an achievement in itself. She still looks good.”
I’ve been offered money to go on dates. I think it was like a few thousand [pounds] actually
Denise
The lookalike, who has racked up 133,000 followers on her @iamnotkatemoss Instagram page, said she takes “so much hate”, but thankfully overall most people are positive.
She shared: “You can get criticised from head to toe about how old you look, or you’re too skinny, or you’re too ugly, or, you know, like you’re sad, you get so much abuse online.
“I’m in a place where I’m fine with that. I can take it, but I think you’ve got to be thick skinned to put yourself out there as a lookalike, because someone will have something to say.
“But the majority are really cute and nice and supportive.”
Despite the accolade of looking nearly identical to the “most beautiful woman in the world”, Denise admitted that she was “shy” in school and people teased her for her unusual features.
She added: “I didn’t really enjoy school. I was very shy and not confident. Never felt pretty at all.
For me, it is so so flattering that I even get to be a lookalike for Kate Moss. Personally I’ve never thought I was beautiful
Denise Ohnona
“I used to get laughed at and there was one guy – and it always stuck with me – I got called Kettle Face, and I never understood why.
“People used to say, I look weird because my eyes were really far apart.
“But you know Kate has the same wide, set eyes, and the high cheekbones, and that wasn’t normal.”
SHE has been a magazine cover girl and striding the world’s catwalks for decades.
Spotted at 14 and from Croydon, South London, she is without a doubt one of the most famous beauties in the world.
At 19 she featured on the cover of British Vogue.
Little did she know then, but that was the first of more than 40 (and still counting) British Vogue covers to come.
No one has come close to that figure.
Kate first appeared in a Rimmel cosmetics campaign in 2001. “Get the London look” is one of the most renowned advertising taglines of all time, thanks to Kate.
Around this time she started dating publisher Jefferson Hack after he interviewed her for the magazine he co founded, Dazed & Confused.
The pair had a whirlwind romance and had their daughter Lila Grace a year later.
They broke up in 2004 but are still close today.
She went on to date the former Libertines frontman, drug-taking Pete Doherty, after meeting him at her 31st birthday party.
The star has been modelling less and less in recent years, choosing instead to launch business ventures which put her behind the camera.
She has also reinvented herself as an unlikely health guru, swapping champagne and cigarettes for gardening at her home in the Oxfordshire countryside.
After a string of short-term relationships in the Noughties, the supermodel was in a relationship with photographer Count Nikolai von Bismarck since 2015, but has now split after nine years.
Thankfully she’s had the last laugh, as working as a Kate Moss double has opened up numerous doors for the stylish mum, and seen her jet around the world for photoshoots and promotional gigs.
She explained: “I’ve had some fabulous experiences where I’m like ‘is this how the other half live?’
“I’ve experienced some of the most wonderful places and treatments, and Michelin Star dinners and things that I would never get to do as me, because I’m quite a basic stripped-down human being in my own life.”
However, Denise’s lookalike job, which she does full-time, allegedly hasn’t gone down too well Kate Moss herself, who she says she’s never met.
Denise explained: “I’ve had a slight indication, well, it was one of her friends actually messaged me, and it kind of indicated that they don’t find it funny, and they’re not happy with it.
“So I was like, ‘oh, I’m really disappointed to hear that.’”
The mum added: “I never wanna step on her toes or do anything to upset her.
“I mean, lookalikes is an industry. It goes back a long time, and it’s like it’s a job to me.
You get hammered as a female for getting older, and I think this is what forces people to do drastic things
Denise Ohnona
“I’m not trying to be famous or rich and I never am going to be. It’s just a job.
“So I was hoping Kate would be quite fun about it.
“It’s cool to have a doppelganger. I think everyone’s got one.
“And I never see myself as Kate – she’s like a whole other iconic supermodel level – I just happen to resemble [her] a little bit.
“It’s given me opportunities that for years I wouldn’t take but then I’m glad that I did, because it’s helped me as a person. I’m definitely more confident.”
One person who loves the Kate comparison is partner Rob.
She added: “He finds me really attractive and sexy, and I think he thinks it’s cool. He does laugh a bit because we’re out and people will go ‘oh my god’.
“I think he’s quite entertained by it.”
Denise continued: “I get compliments constantly from him, even 11 years later. He still fancies me like a lot.
“Sometimes he’ll make jokes about dating me and Kate at the same time and stuff, and I’m like ‘shut up.’
“I do wonder if I was ever single, I wouldn’t want to go out with someone who was a Kate Moss fan, it would be far too weird.”
Despite her kids being “not interested” and “embarrassed” by Denise’s Kate modelling, she often gets members of the public coming up to her and telling her she looks “stunning”, or mistaking her for Kate.
She added: “I have people coming up to me telling me how they’ve been a fan of me the whole life, how their mum was a fan of me, how their mum named them after Kate Moss, and taking photos with me.”
While a lot of her life is flying to gigs or walking in catwalk shows, Denise admitted she doesn’t always look glamorous like she did in a recent Vogue shoot, especially when she’s running errands or in the gym.
The model double explained: “It’s a separate world, if you saw me at home you’d crack up.”
Denise became a Kate lookalike when she was 37 and a stay-at-home mum raising her two kids, Elise, 14, and Anais, nine.
She added: “I’ve not long had my baby so before that I spent 10 years doing telecommunications.
“I went on a night out with a friend, and there was a photo taken of me, and somehow that ended up with my now agent Andy.”
Thankfully for her lookalike gigs, Denise thinks that she looks more and more like Kate as the years go on.
She shared: “ As I get older I look more and more like Kate or maybe she looks more like me I don’t know which
“It kind of brought me out of my shell and just like gave me like a lot more confidence to step out comfort zone and do things that because you never know what you’re going to do as a lookalike
“I think every decade that goes by, Kate doesn’t disappoint.
“She just keeps coming back, and she doesn’t disappoint. I think she’s done really well.”
IF you’re watching Love Island and have spent more time wondering how Gabby Allen’s skin looks so flawless than thinking about her relationship with Casey O’Gorman, you’ve come to the right place.
There’s no doubt that the 32-year-old influencer, who first appeared on the iconic dating show back in 2017, looks better than ever.
The blonde beauty has recently left viewers open-mouthed with her glowing skin and luckily for you, here we can reveal the secret behind the All Stars icon’s gorgeous look – and don’t worry, it’s super affordable.
The fitness enthusiast and personal trainer, who has one million followers on Instagram and is currently coupled up with Casey O’Gorman, 28, has been open about suffering from bad breakouts in the past.
But to ensure her skin looks camera ready, the Scouse stunner swears by a bargain buy, which you can nab from Boots now for less than £4.
Prior to entering the Love Island villa for the second time, Gabby took to social media to share her beauty secret.
Posting on her Instagram stories, the reality star asked: “Is anyone else having a nightmare with their skin recently?”
She then confessed: “I keep getting under-the-skin spots but then dry patches as well.”
But fortunately, Gabby discovered just the product to help – and it’ll cost you just £3.49.
The content creator tried out Garnier Moisture Bomb Tissue Mask, which is said to ‘help to rebalance the appearance of your skin for a clearer looking complexion – all in just 15 minutes.’
As she applied the Hyaluronic Acid and Green Tea sheet mask to her face, she told her followers: “I’m hoping this face mask will sort my life out.
“I used the charcoal one which I loved, so let’s see if I’ve been rejuvenated after this one.”
The gorgeous star then told her fans how the sheet mask is supposed to be hydrating and rebalancing for the skin, as she continued: “Green tea is great for reducing inflammation [and] mild dermatology conditions.”
Not only did she note that she suffers from eczema, but she then added: “Hyaluronic acid is great for dry skin and appearance of fine lines – winner!”
Hayley Walker, Beauty Expert at Justmylook spoke exclusively to Fabulous about the big beauty trends for 2025.
Haircare
Hair gloss treatments are a must-have as beauty enthusiasts love the salon-quality shine and enhanced colour delivered by the trending treatment.
Hair glosses are multifunctional as they nourish the hair while offering a vibrant, healthy-looking finish, combining 2025’s core trends. This treatment is perfect for those seeking an affordable, at-home glow-up.
2025 will focus on skin repairing and texture-enhancing treatments.
Skincare
Rejuran treatment, a celebrity-endorsed procedure, will see a rise in demand this year as many seek to enhance the skin’s appearance. The procedure entails injecting polynucleotides derived from salmon DNA to enhance skin texture and elasticity. “Rejuvenation is expected to dominate 2025 skincare trends as many seek to a achieve flawless, youthful complexion.
Skincare routines will also include back-to-basic products for a simplified routine.
Ginseng cleansing oil and panthenol cream are among the trending products for 2025. The cleansing oil is excellent for dissolving makeup and impurities without clogging pores and is enriched with nourishing properties to leave the skin feeling and looking refreshed and radiant.
Makeup
Makeup trends will follow suit to achieve youthful and radiant looks. Under-eye brighteners will be sought-after products for delivering coverage while enhancing natural radiance. This beauty tool will complement natural beauty while improving and brightening dull skin.
Makeup looks will be bigger and bolder in 2025 with cluster lashes expected to surge this year. These lashes bring the glam to glamorous looks as they deliver dramatic volume to enhance everyday or special occasion looks.
Peel-off lip stains circulated the beauty industry in 2024 and are expected to dominate in 2025. The growing popularity of this product is due to its ability to provide long-lasting, transfer-proof colour to lips, enhancing a natural aesthetic. Additionally, cherry-coded aesthetics are expected to be everywhere this year as the deep, rich hue can be achieved using peel-off lip stains or bold lip looks for a dramatic effect.
Nails
2025 will be another year of countless, show-stopping nail trends. Goddess Nails and Aura Nails deserve an honourable mention as these designs channel an ethereal, celestial aesthetic for bold, self-expressing nails.
Ten minutes later, Gabby returned to the camera looking fresh-faced and glowing – and it’s safe to say she was thoroughly impressed.
She beamed: “Face is definitely looking a little bit better and fresher after that face mask, thank god.”
The Garnier Moisture Bomb Sheet Masks, which are dermatologically tested and easy to apply, are said to leave skin looking clearer whilst helping to reduce the appearance of pores.
But it’s not just Gabby who loves the Garnier face mask, as shoppers have eagerly flocked to the Boots website to share their rave reviews of the cheap product, which now has an average rating of 4.4 out of five.
One person said: “I love these masks. They really help with dry and dehydrated skin and leave my skin so nice and moisturised.
Gives you an amazing glow, everyone passes comments on my skin after use
Boots shopper
“No strong fragrance or nasties. My collection of these is getting out of hand tbh I always keep it topped up!”
Another added: “I used this mask and my skin was instantly hydrated and looked glowing after the 15 minutes.”
A third commented: “I often find myself buying this mask, it helps my skin so much! Leaves it feeling soft and hydrated for a while.”
Whilst someone else chimed in: “Great mask. Really hydrates the skin, I always use after days at the beach or before nights out, gives you an amazing glow, everyone passes comments on my skin after use.”
EXPERTS have revealed the best time to book your flights this year for a summer holiday, depending on which city you are heading to.
The recent study, conducted by Which?, looked at when the cheapest flights could be found for 22 cities, both short and long haul.
Some destinations are best to book at short notice if wanting to visit during the August summer holidays.
For example, the cheapest deal for Faro in Portugal was found just five weeks before travelling – meaning booking around July.
Similarly, Athens and Budapest were cheapest six weeks out for August, so around late June.
But if wanting to visit some Spanish cities, you will need to be booking much further in advance.
For example, the cheapest flights to Seville were found 25 weeks ahead of travel – so you would need to book your August holiday around March.
Other Spanish destinations you would need to book around May for the best deal include Valencia (12 weeks ahead), Barcelona (13 weeks ahead) and Majorca (13 weeks ahead).
The European destination you’d need to book furthest in advance is Paris, with a huge 26 weeks ahead of August being the cheapest time (so booking by the end of next month).
Other European destination booking times include:
Wanting to go further afield? The best time for a bargain New York summer is when it is booked around June, with a similar time for Bangkok flights.
But if you’re wanting the absolute cheapest flight, you will have to ditch the summer holidays altogether – all but three of the short-haul destinations were found to be the cheapest in January.
Lisbon had the cheapest fares in December, while Nice was cheapest in November and Majorca was cheapest in March.
Naomi Leach, Deputy Editor of Which? Travel, said: “Our research threw up some surprising results and suggests some holidaymakers could save significant sums of money by targeting the right time to book their flights.
“For those looking for a bargain trip, our findings show January is generally the cheapest time to fly short haul, as long as you don’t mind the cold weather.
“It is worth setting up flight alerts with Google Flights or Skyscanner to track the best prices for your desired destination to find the best time to book a great deal.”
Another recent study by Which? found the most affordable destination for holiday packages.
The study looked at 5,590 package holidays on sale with three of the UK’s biggest tour operators – easyJet holidays, TUI and Jet2holidays.
Dalaman in Turkey was found to be the cheapest, with a seven-night package with return flights around £859pp on average.
Also cheap was Agadir in Morocco, costing around £889pp for a similar holiday package deal.
Here’s another way to find cheap flights, according to a flight attendant.
And we’ve revealed how to always find TUI’s cheapest flights.