Yes.
But remember your skin has memory. The parts of your body that have previously been exposed to the sun can tolerate more exposure. We recommend removing your underwear/updating sued halfway through your session and progressively exposing your entire body for more with each subsequent visit.
Yes.
A tan is created by UV rays penetrating the upper layers of your skin. The skin of the eyelid is the thinnest in your body. The light passing through will cause irreparable damage with long-term UV exposure.
Yes.
Accelerators stimulate melanin’s rise to the surface of your skin. As melanin encouter UV light, it turns brown. The more melanin on the surface the deeper the tan. Accelerators also keep the skin moist thus minimizing flaking.
No.
Any product with a mineral oil-based will discolor the acrylic surface and, due to their need to be waterproof, are not designed for easy cleanup and sanitizing.
No.
The law strictly forbids doing two sessions in one day. The color will show up 2 – 4 hours after your tan. Do not worry about not seeing results right away.
Not necessarily.
The skin needs a few sessions gradually developed the self-defense mechanism known as tan. This process cannot be spread out. Your tan will develop within three to five sessions.
.Yes.
The timers for the bed are controlled by the computer. The bed will stop at the correct time agreed upon by you and the professional on duty.
We recommend an exposure schedule of 3-4 times per week to develop your base tan,
and 1-2 times a week to maintain it.
