Why Tanners Should
Buy Tanning Products
only from a Tanning Salon?
Tanning Salon owners stock of
indoor tanning products are selected
to help your
tanning process because “tanning” products bought somewhere else may actually
hinder your tanning process.
Basic Moisturizers are not the
same
as After Exposure Tanning Products:
Tanners need to understand that often skin
moisturizers bought from
retail stores and major cosmetic
companies contain ingredients that stop you from tanning. These non-tanning
moisturizers ingredients may include:
1) Natural and
chemical sun blocks that will block your bodies
UV light absorption during your tanning session.
2) Skin bleachers and skin exfoliates designed to increase
skin
shedding and whitening and to minimize wrinkles and
blemishes.
3) Most all non-tanning moisturizers do not contain tyrosine
and other ingredients designed to help your body tan faster.
Indoor Tanning Products and
Outdoor Sun care Products are
Different:
Tanners need to
understand that often indoor tanning products are
for helping you get tan and outdoor sun care products are
designed to prevent you from getting tan by blocking UV exposure. Never use a
Sun care (SPF) product in a tanning bed, SPF products require as long as 30
minutes before the SPF ingredients are actively blocking UV exposure. To
prevent overexposure, reduce your exposure time or cover smaller areas with a
towel or clothing to block UV exposure.
Some Tanning Products bought
elsewhere
may Damage Tanning Beds:
Tanners need to
realize that indoor tanning equipment is very
expensive. Many “tanning” products sold outside of tanning
salons may contain ingredients like mineral oil, product dyes, and other
ingredients that will damage the tanning equipment resulting in less UV exposure
during the tanning session. Most major brands of indoor tanning products have
been tested to be tanning bed safe, meaning the ingredients will not damage or
reduce the effectiveness of the tanning equipment.
How to Use Tanning
Products
How Much Tanning Product
Should I Use Before Tanning?
Everyone is different. The larger your body, the
more you will use per
session. The key is to get a
good thick covering of Moisturization, Magnification, and Skin Conditioning
ingredients onto your skin.
Some Tanning Lotions Are
Thick and
Do Not Rub In Quickly: What Should I Do?
The more moisturization a lotion has, the thicker
it will be. If all of the
lotion is not rubbed in completely, within a few
moments the heat of the bed will cause the lotion to absorb into your skin.
When Should I Apply
Tanning Lotion?
The best time for tanners to apply their lotion
is immediately before
their tanning session for the
best magnification properties.
Should I use an After Exposure
Tanning Product
between tanning sessions?
Absolutely! Experts indicate that the body is
“tanning” for up to 48
hours after your tanning time.
Using an After Exposure Tanning product, like
Continuous™, daily will replenish the moisture level in your skin. You may also
use your indoor tanning lotion (non-tingle formula) as a moisturizer.
Apply daily to keep your skin soft and supple, or
as often as possible to any area that may need extra moisturization.
We have the largest lotion selection in the
area
Australian Gold,
Swedish Beauty,
California Tan, Designer Skin,
Supre, Tan Inc,
Emerald Bay, Pro Tan
We carry several Moisturizers
We also have Sunless Lotion &
Sunscreen
