Dah: Cosmetic product destined to artificially tan skin diminishing, thus, risks of sunburn and others, it appears as a 3-carbon sugar, causing a chemical reaction when in contact to skin and leading to a darkening effect resembling natural tan, full name is dihydroxyacetone.

 

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