Can you go tanning in a tanning bed if you use proactive?

the last time i used it was 6pm

Can you go tanning in a tanning bed if you use proactive?
FROM PROACTIV website www.qvc.com/hb/hb_proactiv


"Since the ingredients used in Proactiv Solution may make your skin more sensitive to the sun, we suggest you avoid tanning beds – and always wear an oil-free sunscreen".


"I am outside in direct sunlight most of the day. Is it safe to use Proactiv® Solution?"


"Yes, but the ingredients used in Proactiv Solution may make your skin more sensitive to the sun. You should always wear a sunscreen of at least SPF 15... apply Proactiv Solution first, then the sunscreen".


Exposure to UV rays can dry your skin, and overstimulate your oil producing glands, thus making your acne worse. Your having such a sensitive skin means you can also expect that any tanning is going to prematurely age and wrinkle your skin.
Reply:You should not use a tanning bed at all as you are at risk for skin cancer. Skin cancer doesn't care how old you are or how young you are. It doesn't care if you are in high school or out of school. It can be deadly if not caught in time. Stay out of the tanning bed and go to a salon for a spray on tan if you are that vain that you need to look tan in the winter. I for one would rather be alive than to look tan.
Reply:Stay away from a tanning bed if you're smart. Putting yourself in too much sun, which is not as bad as a tanning bed, is a great way to get skin cancer. Melanoma is the deadliest of all cancers, can kill you in weeks. That's why there's so much talk about SPF cover. Look up melanoma, and stay healthy.
Reply:No... by all means read all information about tanning beds and getting cancer.....


if i was you i wouldnt tan....