Before You Head to the Tanning Bed. Your Sunmaker

A lot of people love consider the time they spend in a tanning bed to be more than just a way to get tan.
It’s also a form of rest and relaxation that allows you to take time out of your busy life to pamper yourself.
If it’s your first time going to a tanning salon, here’s what you should know in order to make the process as pleasurable as possible.

• Many, if not most, tanning salons frequently run specials or offer special discount packages, reducing the price of sessions when you buy more than one at a time. Be sure to check with the tanning salons in your area to see if these specials are available. If you plan to tan on a regular basis, these deals can save you a ton of money.
• Your tanning salon should appear to be meticulously clean and well kept. Why would you trust them to sanitize their tanning beds if they neglect general housekeeping like sweeping and dusting? Regardless of how clean the salon appears, don’t hesitate to ask them how they clean the beds. You’ll be putting your naked body on a surface that a stranger’s naked body was occupying shortly before you got there. Besides the gross out factor of imagining that you’re soaking in a pool of someone else’s sweat, lying in an unsterilized tanning bed could pose a health risk.
• Ask the staff about their equipment strength and personalized recommendations for how long you should tan. There are many types of tanning beds, and some of them are much more powerful than standard models, requiring significantly less time. They should be able to tell you about bed strength, and they should be able to offer knowledgeable recommendations for how long you should tan during each session. For instance, in a standard bed, most fair skinned people without a base tan should not exceed six or seven minutes on their first visit.
• Shower with a gentle body wash and exfoliate your skin before your tanning session. Sloughing off dead skin cells and washing away skin impurities will help ensure that you get the best tan possible.
• Applying tanning lotion an hour or so before your appointment will give the product time to be absorbed into your skin and will make it more effective.
• It’s a good idea to skip deodorant, makeup, and perfume. All of these things can interfere with the tanning process and potentially react negatively with the UV ray exposure.
• You will, however, want to moisturize. Dry skin actually deflects UV rays, so you’ll tan faster and deeper if your skin is hydrated and healthy.

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