No! You should only do one or the other within a 24 hour period. If you do both on the same day you will overexpose your skin.

Normally you will tan similar indoors as to how you tan outdoors. With use of a controlled environment (such as Tropical Minnesota) and the right amount of exposure some people are able to tan indoors.

Modern indoor tanning facilities strive to offer many more benefits than just being safer due to more controlled exposure to indoor tanning rays. Indoor tanning is cooler than sitting in the "blistering" sun, as well as far more likely to limit sunburn due to the emphasis on education and moderated exposure. The privacy of an indoor tanning bed or booth allows more complete exposure to the benefits of the tanning rays, allowing a more even, golden tan than uncontrolled outdoor tanning.

It may be easier to get the desired color by tanning indoors. Begin with a short exposure time and increase it very gradually. A tanning professional can help you determine the best exposure time for your skin type. However, if you NEVER tan from the sun, you will not tan from tanning lamps, as they imitate the sun. Back to Top

this time, there appears to be no biological reason why teenagers and children could not tan indoors. However, it is important for all salon operators to ensure that customers make an informed choice regarding indoor tanning. It is questionable whether a minor can make such a decision. Many states, for example, have used the following guidelines..

With modern chargers and batteries it is safe to charge a vehicle indoors providing that you follow the manufacturer's instructions. a general rule, always switch off the charger at the mains before connecting or disconnecting from the machine. When charging outdoors it is important to ensure that neither the charger nor machine can get wet, bearing in mind that it may take up to 12 hours to take a full charge, so the weather could change in that time.

Only if you do a "Double Dip". To get an "instant" tan or an "extra boost" to your tan you should consider using our sunless Spray Booth immediately after tanning in a bed or booth. In just seconds you can have the natural-looking Cocoa Bronz color you desire. There is no such limitation for spray booth tans and spray booth tanning is allowed on the same day as a traditional tanning session.

Yes. If you plan to tan in a UV bed and the Sunless Express Spray Spa on the same day, we recommend you tan in the UV bed first. Tanning in the UV bed after the Sunless Express Spray Spa may alter your results due to the heat and perspiration.

Christina’s can host your ceremony in a separate room from your reception. The ceremony fee is $500.00 and includes setup and breakdown of chairs, a rehearsal and one hour of overtime on site. Sound systems are available at an additional fee depending on what is required.

Yes. Tanning twice in the same day will create a darker tan, but we do not recommend back-to-back sessions. Tanning back to back does not give the DHA a chance to set between tans, and increases the chance that your tan may have an orange glow. Waiting 12 to 24 hours between tans will eliminate this potential problem.

Weather permitting, students generally will have outdoor recess daily. Children should come to school appropriately dressed for the weather and active outdoor play. Each school provides playground supervision at recess and lunch hour.

There is no current scientific and/or biological reason why a pregnant woman cannot tan indoors or outdoors. In fact, some researchers believe the productions of vitamin D caused by exposure to UVB may be beneficial to both the mother and fetus. However, there is some concern that the heat build-up which inevitably occurs when tanning indoors and outdoors may adversely affect some pregnant women, just as a sauna or Jacuzzi might. A pregnant woman may not be comfortable in the tanning equipment.

Normally, a person tans indoors only as well as he/she is able to tan outdoors. Yet, those fair-skinned people who generally cannot tolerate the uncontrolled rays of the sun often achieve some color when tanning indoors. This can be attributed to a different spectral output as well as carefully timed sessions in a controlled tanning environment. Skin type, heredity, and individual photosensitivity all determine who will have success tanning indoors.

Moisturize! Moisturize! Healthy skin tans faster, darker, and retains a tan longer. Drink plenty of water and make sure to keep your skin moisturized with a high quality lotion especially formulated-for-tanning. Your skin is constantly renewing itself. The dryer your skin is, the faster it wants to shed its top layers and bring new skin to the surface. You loose the top layers, you loose your tan.