Yes, but since it is known that the suns rays are one of the principal causes of skin aging, the treatment aims to revert the harm they cause, so you should take care not to let the sun continue to harm your skin.

It is strongly recommended that you stay out of the sun for a minimum of two weeks prior to your treatment. We strongly recommend that you always apply an SPF 30 before going in the sun.

No matter how sun-phobic your daily habits might be, you are exposed to a lot more UV light than you might think. Whether walking to your car, driving to work, or taking a quick break outside, dangerous UV rays are constantly bombarding your skin and causing cumulative damage. (Note that the side of your face closest to your car's window will exhibit more signs of premature aging if you don't regularly use sunscreen.

At ULTRATAN we use Australian Gold and Swedish Beauty skin care products. These tanning formulas are nature-based to promote the darkest tan and healthiest-looking skin possible, so the tan you get is your own... naturally! The Australian Gold Institute researchers are pioneers in the creation of premium tanning and skincare products, so every tanning formula that you buy here at ULTRATAN contains years of tanning and skincare research that leads the tanning industry.

Indoor tanning lotions also known as "accelerators" add nutrients your body needs to produce melanin. Our line of quality accelerators contain vitamin A, C, E, and botanicals that moisturize and increase blood flow, thus increasing oxygenation of melanin cells to help speed up the tanning process. UV rays reflect off of dry skin, the moisturizers in tanning accelerators help you absorb UV rays for better results. You will tan about twice as fast and keep your tan twice as long.

You can sunbathe before, during and after. It is important to remember thou sunbathing has an intense damaging effect on the skin. It is therefore important to use lotion both for protecting your skin and also to extend the effect of Turbo Tan Sunless Tanning Spray.

No. There are only two (2) types of sweetners we recommend: Stevia or a little Splenda - that's it! It tastes good by itself.

YES. It is very important that you have some type of lotion on your skin when you tan. Maintaining your skin's moisture is vital to achieving a healthy tan. Without the use of a good lotion, you will run the risk of dry skin, premature aging, and your tan will fade very quickly. A good lotion will moisturize your skin, help you produce more melanin, and help hold your tan much longer.

Sun Kiss Tanning is committed to the overall well-being of our clients and their skin. By wearing an accelerator while tanning, you are doing two things: you are helping to prevent the possibility of drying out your skin, and you are allowing more UV light to penetrate your skin more quickly.

NO, just as the word indicates outdoor products should ONLY be used outdoors, as they can cause a film on the acrylic. This actually inhibits the tanning process, rather than acting as an amplifying agent. There are many excellent indoor tanning products for that purpose. Ask our tanning professional for recommendations.

You can tan after 4 weeks. If scars are exposed to the sun, they may darken. Tanning prior to surgery is okay.

We recommend wearing loose, dark clothing when visiting for a tanning treatment, as you don't want clothes to rub after the treatment and rub your newly applied tan off! When you arrive for the treatment, you will be given disposable knickers or briefs to wear during the treatment. We recommend that ladies do not put their bra back on after a treatment to ensure that you don't end up with strap lines.

middot; The use of saunas, hot tubs, and tanning booths is not recommended during pregnancy. The extreme temperature could potentially harm the developing baby. Extremely hot baths are not recommended as well. Bath temperatures should be below 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Please do not! Indoor lotions usually DO NOT contain SPF, which will leave you with no sun protection from the sun's UV rays. Outdoor UV rays can vary daily even hourly in intensity. It is recommended you use a SPF while tanning outdoors.

No. Jamais. We believe that the best experience is had by using only all natural ingredients. The flavors are brighter and truer; fresh is just better.

Whereas any sugar in refined form, alcohols, or stimulants will be likely to give you problems when you are a reactive hypoglycemic, the tolerance to natural sugars and artificial sweeteners differs from person to person. Most artificial sweeteners are not tolerated well by hypoglycemics, though your body's reaction may be different from your reaction to plain sugar.