You don't need to wear an SPF (Sun Protection Factor) lotion when you tan indoors because these lotions, by nature, are designed to allow you to spend a longer time in the sun. For example, an SPF 10 would allow you to stay in the sun 10 times longer than you normally could. Since you are controlling your exposure time when tanning indoors, you don't need to use an SPF. You should also avoid using outdoor oils when you tan indoors.

Yes! It is required that you use the eye wear while tanning indoors. Sunglasses, towels and other items do not protect your eyes like the eye wear designed for tanning beds. Be safe, always wear your eye wear. See similar questions...

Yes! Eyewear protects your eyes from potentially harmful ultraviolet light. Your eyelids will not tan, they will burn easily. Ultraviolet damage is to your eyes is cumulative. Closing your eyes will not protect them from potential ultraviolet damage See similar questions...

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Yes, while tanning lotion is not mandatory, it is strongly recommended and will make a big difference in the quality of your tan and your skin. Your body makes use of many ingredients in addition to UV-light to produce a tan. Indoor tanning accelerators are designed to provide you with a balanced amount of these essential ingredients to achieve a better tan. Dry skin reflects tanning rays so for best results, drench your skin with an indoor tanning lotion just prior to tanning. See similar questions...

This is your personal choice. At Linda's Oasis we do not recommend tanning in the nude. If you chose to do so, tan sensitive areas slowly--expose them part of the time and cover them part of the time until that area of the body is conditioned to tanning. See similar questions...

Yes. The Food and Drug Administration requires that protective eyewear which meets its transmission specifications be supplied to each indoor tanner. All of the eyewear available at Summit Beach Tanning is approved and 100% protective. Some beds may require a specific kind of eyewear as well, also available at Summit Beach Tanning. The eyewear must be worn during the entire session. Your eyes are very sensitive and should not be exposed while tanning. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...