Synergy Tan POISON APPLE Maximum Intensity Extreme Thermal Fueled Silicone Accelerator 365ml

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Use a moderate amount of tanning cream or lotion. Overuse of creams and lotions can cause damage to the sunbed's acrylic surface, so it's best to use what's necessary. This depends on your skin type, you current skin colour and your tanning lotion. Usually it takes 3 to 5 sessions for someone to develop a base tan which can then be maintained with moderate repeat sessions, moisturising and tanning lotions. The actual tanning process takes 48 hours for you to see the full effect of each individual tanning session. It is strongly advised to not sunbathe before OR after using a sunbed as this is likely to cause your skin to burn. It will mean that your UV exposure is uncontrolled and lead to skin damage. The point of using a sunbed is to expose yourself to UV for a controlled amount of time, sunbathing immediately after this would mean you will become overexposed and at more risk of skin damage.

SPF lotions are used to protect your skin from UV light when outdoors. A sun screen will prevent you from absorbing UV rays from sunlight and is used to prevent sun burn and the ageing process. This is designed specifically for use outdoors, when your sun exposure is not controlled. However on a sunbed, the amount of UV exposure you receive is controlled and limited to avoid skin damage and burning but to also ensure sufficient UV absorption.

In the same way that you are able to burn in natural sunlight, this is a possibility. However if you adhere to the recommended time of sessions depending on your skin type and to the salon's suggestions of how often you should use sunbeds, this will minimise your risk of skin damage whilst building a golden glow. Keeping skin moisturised between tanning sessions will also protect from this. A tanning lotion will also protect skin due to the top quality skincare ingredients that keep skin rejuvenated, therefore this will also minimise this risk. Skin Cancer Foundation. (2021). UV Radiation from Sunbeds. Retrieved from https://www.skincancer.org/risk-factors/uv-radiation/indoor-tanning/ Luxurious Silicones increase nutrient absorption and melt into skin for younger and healthier looking skin. To prevent this, it's essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions and use only a moderate amount of cream or lotion. Additionally, salon owners should ensure that their customers are aware of the proper use of tanning creams and take steps to keep the sunbeds clean and well-maintained.

The new EU Standard regulations requiring all sunbeds to have a maximum irradiance level of 0.3W/m2 ensures that you are not exposed to UV radiation at a harmful or dangerous level. This standard is the equivalent to sunbathing in the Mediterranean at midday. We recommend only using regulated lamps to ensure safe and responsible tanning. This differs from person to person on what they prefer. As you are the only one in the room with the sunbed, many people tan naked to avoid tan lines, however it is just as normal to wear underwear or a bikini whilst tanning.Clean up after yourself. Make sure you wipe down the sunbed with a clean towel after use to remove any excess cream or lotion. Sea salt can also be found in this unique recipe which contains potassium and other colour enhancing minerals which work to deepen your tan with regular use. Plus, with added DermaDark® bronzers, which work as a perfect streak free colour boost between sessions, you can be sure your skin is fully nourished and glowing at all times!