Usually, you will tan about as well indoors as you do outdoors. If you have never been able to produce a tan outdoors, you will not be able to produce a tan indoors either. Some who do not tan well outdoors are able to tan indoors in a controlled environment with the right amount of exposure in carefully controlled intervals.

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.

Turbo Tan Sunless Tanning Spray is dermatologicly tested. The ingredients are mostly biological. Turbo Tan Sunless Tanning Spray can be use by everyone, even people with sensitve skin. Common types of selftanners can produce unnatural looking colors. This is not the case with Turbo Tan Sunless Tanning Spray because of our unique constellation of substances.

There are claims that selftanning products contain oil from nuts. Turbo Tan Sunless Tanning Spray does not contain any substances manufactured from nuts.

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.

Turbo Tan Sunless Tanning Spray is a spray that gives your skin a naturally looking tan within minutes.

Absolutely. In fact, the sunless tanning results are phenomenal over a nice base tan. If you want to combine both applications in a single visit, we recommend to use the tanning bed first, then the sunless unit. You can use a tanning lotion in the tanning bed like you always do. However, make sure it is rubbed into the skin really well and use a towel to wipe away any excess lotion or perspiration after getting out of the tanning bed.

Yes! The spray can be used on your entire body, often with the best results in the face especially. Observe thou that your skin must be carefully cleaned, without makeup etc.

If you are using a spray solution with a cosmetic tint, some of the bronze color may rub off on clothing or bed sheets. This is most likely to happen when you get dressed immediately after tanning. To minimize the chance of the tint transferring to clothing, we recommend that you wear loose-fitting, darker clothes after your spray session. The cosmetic tint is water-soluble. Therefore, in most cases, the color will come out of clothing in the wash.

Someone with type one skin who cannot achieve a tan out in the sun is also unlikely to be able to tan indoors. Therefore, they should use the spray tan as an alternative in getting tan in the beds.

It is extremely easy to use. Simply fill the container with tanning solution, connect the hose to the spray applicator, plug the unit into a power outlet and you're ready to tan.

Your color is very important when you compete. We typically will do a 3 coat treatment: First we apply one or two base coats of a high end solution to establish an even bronze foundation. We then follow this up with one or two coats of competition color. For the competition color we use Jantana products - these are the same products which dominate the IFBB Pro level shows. Jantana products are purposely designed to show off your lines, definition, and striations to the judges and audience.

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.

Because tanning beds expose your skin to extreme levels of UV radiation, which may react with the ingredients in Hydroderm?, we recommend that you avoid tanning beds. While most people using Hydroderm? do not have a reaction to normal levels of direct sunlight, tanning beds pose greater risk. Several recent studies suggest that tanning beds, even for those with resistant skin, may not be a wise choice anyway, for they may contribute to damage that develops over the long-term.

Your skin is exposed more directly to ultra violet rays in a tanning bed than in the sun, so the damaging effects are worse. Sunscreen is an ABSOLUTE must.

Probably not. Some skin types tan quickly and easily while others just don't have the pigmentation necessary to develop much of a tan. If you have "type 1" skin It's recommended that you not tan at all. Type 1 skin is skin that always burns easily and severely, tans little and peels. This condition is most common with people that have fair skin, blue eyes and freckles. Approximately 5% of the population is unable to tan. We would recommend you try one of our UV free tanning options.

Yes, but if the area around your neurostimulator feels feel warm while you are in a tanning bed, you should get out.

Usually ten to fifteen sessions are sufficient to achieve a treatment goal. However, many patients note improvement in their condition in just one or two sessions. These sessions may be scheduled at two to three times per week for short duration treatment, or once or twice per week with longer treatment protocols.

The Original and Clear NicoDerm CQ patches can be worn while in the sun or tanning bed. However, the patches have not been demonstrated to be effective protection against sun exposure. Use of sunscreens with the patch is not recommended because it may affect the adhesion. Therefore, if you are planning on using the patch while tanning, you may want to place it in area that will not be exposed.

It might be really tempting to get some rays during the summer months, but before you ruin your tattoo, please read this article about Tattoos and Tanning.