TANNING GUIDE -Tanning Golden Rules
TANNING GUIDE: The maximum recommended exposure times for each skin type are as follows: Skin Type 1 DO NOT USE Skin Type 2 3-4 minutes Skin Type 3 6-8 minutes…
Sunbed Lotion FAQs
Brush up your knowledge on indoor tanning lotions with our FAQs! How do these lotions work, is there any scientific backing behind them? Yes! Bronzers and accelerators work slightly differently…
Vitamin D Facts & Myths
Fact: Sunshine is the best and most natural way to get the vitamin D that you need. The safest way to get vitamin D is by sensible and safe sun…
FAQ Sunbed and Tanning Solutions
What about contact lenses and sunbeds? Absolutely fine! Like any other sunbed user, contact lenses should wear special protective eye wear against UV radiation. You can also ask your optician…
Hybrid lamps
The best bit? The new hybrid technology will give you a golden brown tan, prevent new wrinkles from forming and reduce the existing ones. The energy of UV Light, fortified…
Why should you use a sunbed?
When tanning outdoors outside factors such as wind or air temperature can often rapidly enhance the tanning experience leading to sunburn or terribly slow it down. When tanning in a…
Vitamin D deficiency
Vitamin D is produced naturally when your body is exposed to sunlight. You can also find it in certain foods such as fatty fish, fortified dairy products such as yoghurt…
Why should you switch to 0.3 compliant tubes?
he legislation is commonly referred to as 0.3W/m2, but what does it actually mean? The 0.3W/m2 compliance states that UV radiation in a commercial sunbed cannot exceed 0.3W/m2. A sunbed…
Sunshine indoors or outdoors
Outdoor tanning is very different to sunbed exposure. When using sunbeds, you are enjoying sunbathing in a controlled environment. You can only buy a certain amount of minutes, at a…
Vitamin D helps to fight the multiplication of cancerous cells
Vitamin D can not only help us to fight cancer however it is extremely beneficial in preventing a range of other illnesses such as rickets or osteoporosis. The bone marrow…
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