Q. Is indoor tanning more harmful than outdoors tanning?

A. Those who tan indoors are exposed to a scientifically calibrated amount of UV light. When used in accordance with the FDA exposure guidelines (Posted on each machine), tanning beds are designed to maximize tanning without burning. Therefore , tanning outdoors is an unregulated environment and not controlled as it is indoors.

Q. Should you burn first to get a tan?

A. A sunburn does not fade into a tan. A sunburn indicates overexposure to UV-Light and actually damages the skin. We preach, moderate tanning for those individuals who can develop a tan. The best guide line to tanning is - Don't EVER sunburn.

Q. Can I use outdoor tanning lotions on the beds?

A. No, many outdoor tanning products contain ingredients which will discolor the acrylic surface and, due to their need to be waterproof, are not designed for easy clean-up and sanitizing.

Q. Will I be tan after the first session?

A. Not necessarily. The skin needs a few sessions to gradually develop a tan. This process takes as long as your skin allows. Your tan will develop within 3-6 sessions.

Q. How many times do I have to come to get a tan?

A. 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.