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As featured in the NY Times

California this week became the first state in the country to ban indoor tanning for anyone under 18, a move that drew praise from health organizations.

About 30 other states have laws that place limits on indoor tanning for children and teenagers, but California’s new law will be the strictest in the nation, prohibiting any minor from using a tanning bed, even with a parent’s permission. The bill was signed by Gov. Jerry Brown over the weekend and goes into effect on Jan. 1.

As featured in the pages of Scottsdale Health - June 2011

Nothing says summer like a day by the pool, perhaps a frosty beverage in hand, with a sun-kissed glow to your body. Or does it? A true tan means that your skin is damaged—and over the years, that damage means wrinkles, sun spots, and yes, an increased risk of cancer. So we ask, why risk it? Instead, try the safe tanning route. For as Holly Larsen from Scottsdale’s Naked Beauty explains, “The World Health Organization has come about and declared UV tanning to be as carcinogenic as cigarette smoking...not to mention it will give you wrinkles.”

As featured in the pages of So Scottsdale Magazine

Life has been quite different for Holly Larsen over the past few years. She walked away from a thriving real estate development and finance career in Utah to move to Texas for a fresh start. While there, she found an “opportunity that fell into my lap.” She was looking for the St. Tropez airbrush tan - a celebrity favorite - and found that she couldn’t find anywhere that offered it. Reaching out to the company during her search for it led to talks… and then her deciding to open the first stand-alone air-brush tanning salon in the U.S. to offer the St. Tropez product.

Naked Beauty is reaching out and strongly supporting the 6th Annual CRUSH Bachelor & Bachelorette Auction benefiting Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

In it's 6th year, this year's event will feature some of the Valley's most eligible bachelors and bachelorettes offering their stunning looks, charming personalities, and a night on the town to the highest bidder. Last year, over 600 people attended the event and this year with a new a venue an even larger crowd is expected, gathering to have fun and raise money to help the fight against Cystic Fibrosis.