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Edinburgh Live
06-07-2025
- Health
- Edinburgh Live
Young Scottish woman's holiday nightmare after 'sun cream mix up'
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info A Scottish dancer's face swelled up so much she could barely see after she used tanning oil instead of sun cream. Hally Galletta was making the most of the UK heatwave at an outdoor swimming pool. The 23-year-old forgot her own sun cream and instead applied some of her friend's tanning oil, assuming it had SPF in it. And after four hours in 32C (89F) heat, her face had turned bright red. Hally's face started to swell, and the next morning she was in agony and could barely open her eyes. READ MORE - Oasis fans say gig-goer 'didn't deserve' ticket as they spot what she's doing READ MORE - Alan Titchmarsh makes 'heartbreaking' find after returning home with wife "It was a hot day - 32C with a UV index of eight," Hally, from Perth, told What's the Jam. I normally wear SPF every single day, but that morning I forgot to put it on. "I knew my friend was bringing tanning oil and I used that, not realising it didn't have any SPF in it. I was only in the sun for about four hours. (Image: Jam Press) "When we left the pool, my face was red, but I didn't think too much of it because I'd never had a bad sunburn before. "Later that evening, it started to swell. I put on some aftersun and hoped it would be better by morning, but when I woke up, I could barely open my left eye, and the pain was awful. "I kept trying to manage it at home with aloe vera, antihistamines, ibuprofen and ice, but nothing helped. The next day, my skin felt even tighter, more painful, and then it started to blister and peel." Join Edinburgh Live's Whatsapp Community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages. Hally says her face was so red and swollen that people were staring at her in the street. Her face is still recovering, and Hally worries there will be long-term damage to her skin. She said, "It was really noticeable. People were staring when I was out, and when I went to work, everyone was asking if I needed to go home or see a doctor. "My friends and family were really concerned. My face is still healing. It's peeling and sore, and I'm planning to see a doctor soon to check everything is okay and that there's no long-term damage." Hally is sharing her story to raise awareness of the importance of wearing sun cream. She added, "It's been such a wake-up call. I think a lot of people my age still think more about getting a tan than protecting their skin, but I'll never leave the house without SPF 50 on my face again. "It's really not worth the pain or the risk. I'm just praying my face goes back to normal soon."


Daily Record
06-07-2025
- Health
- Daily Record
Scots woman left in agony after mistaking tanning oil for sun cream during heatwave
Hally Galletta was left barely able to open her eyes after using tanning oil without SPF during the UK heatwave. A dancer's face swelled up so much she could barely see after she used tanning oil instead of sun cream. Hally Galletta was making the most of the UK heatwave at an outdoor swimming pool, but the 23-year-old forgot her own suncream and instead applied some of her friend's tanning oil, assuming it had SPF in it. After four hours in 32C (89F) heat, her face had turned bright red. Hally's face started to swell, and the next morning she was in agony and could barely open her eyes. "It was a hot day - 32C with a UV index of eight," Hally, of Perth, Scotland, told What's the Jam. "I normally wear SPF every single day, but that morning I forgot to put it on. I knew my friend was bringing tanning oil and I used that, not realising it didn't have any SPF in it. "I was only in the sun for about four hours. When we left the pool, my face was red, but I didn't think too much of it because I'd never had a bad sunburn before. "Later that evening, it started to swell. I put on some aftersun and hoped it would be better by morning, but when I woke up, I could barely open my left eye, and the pain was awful. "I kept trying to manage it at home with aloe vera, antihistamines, ibuprofen and ice, but nothing helped. The next day, my skin felt even tighter, more painful, and then it started to blister and peel." Hally says her face was so red and swollen that people were staring at her in the street. Her face is still recovering, and Hally worries there will be long-term damage to her skin. She said: "It was really noticeable. People were staring when I was out, and when I went to work, everyone was asking if I needed to go home or see a doctor. "My friends and family were really concerned. "My face is still healing. It's peeling and sore, and I'm planning to see a doctor soon to check everything is okay and that there's no long-term damage." Hally is sharing her story to raise awareness of the importance of wearing sun cream. She added: "It's been such a wake-up call. I think a lot of people my age still think more about getting a tan than protecting their skin, but I'll never leave the house without SPF 50 on my face again. "It's really not worth the pain or the risk. I'm just praying my face goes back to normal soon."
Yahoo
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Country Singer Cooper Alan Is Expecting First Baby with Wife Hally: 'Sweetest News'
Cooper Alan is going to be a dad! The 'Holy Ghost" singer, 29, is expecting his first baby with his wife Hally, announcing the happy news in a joint post on Instagram of a sweet video set to Taylor Swift's "But Daddy I Love Him." In the clip, the couple begins by sharing intimate moments in an open field, before they come together with Hally holding a sonogram strip. Alan is dressed in blue jeans and a white shirt, while Hally wears a long, flowy off-white dress. "Sweetest news we've ever shared - Praising God for this perfect gift!!!!! 🤍🤍🤍" the expectant mom wrote in the caption. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. The country star and his high school crush tied the knot on Sept. 23, 2023, in front of 285 guests at the Grandfather Golf and Country Club in Linville, North Carolina — something Alan tells PEOPLE he's wished for years. "I've wanted to marry Hally since the 10th grade and now it's official!" said Alan, who was friends with Hally in high school before they started dating in college. "I'm so happy to get to spend the rest of my life with my best friend." "Stepping into marriage with Cooper is without a doubt, the joy of my life," Hally told PEOPLE at the time. "Taking those sacred vows in front of everyone we love — but most importantly, in front of God — was so special to me." After their wedding, the two agreed they were excited for their future, including their "epic" honeymoon to Curacao. "We get to navigate all of life's ups and downs together as a team," Alan said. "We are going to have so many incredible moments as well as moments that pull us closer and make our love stronger. I'm just happy we get to do it all together as we build our family and create a legacy!" Hally added, "I'm most excited to do it all as husband and wife. I know we will experience joyous moments together and sometimes heartbreaking ones but I can't imagine doing it all without him by my side." is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! Alan and Hally got engaged in May 2022 after five years of dating. Alan popped the question in New York City, where they had their first date. "I've been waiting for this moment," he wrote on Instagram. "It's always been you 💍 ❤️ Here's to an incredible life together! I love you forever!" When asked what they love about each other, Alan and Hally both sang one another's praises. "Hally is the most generous, loving, thoughtful, and morally sound person I know," he told PEOPLE. "I am so confident that the moral compass of our family will always point in the right direction because of her. She loves with her whole heart and always thinks of how others feel. Her decisions are guided by her faith. It is an honor to be her husband!' "Cooper's heart is unlike anything I've ever known," Hally said. "He loves his people so so well and is kind to everyone who crosses his path. He is such a light and points people to the heart of Jesus in everything he does. I often find myself wanting to be more like him because he is all things good. I am so thankful I get to do life with him forever." Read the original article on People