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Tanning
Indoor Tanning
When you tan at an indoor tanning facility,
your skin produces a tan the same way it does when you lay out
in the sun: through ultraviolet (UV) light. There is one
important difference, though. When you are out in the sun, you
cannot control the amount of UV light you are exposed to,
because it is affected by changes in the atmosphere. Indoor
tanning is one way to regulate the amount of UV light you are
exposed to, because it is a controlled environment. You can
gradually increase your exposure time to make sure you don't
get a sunburn, which is harmful to the skin.
In order to build a tan, it is important to
tan regularly. Don't let too much time go by between visits,
or your tan will begin to fade. You can tan up to once every
24 hours, but it is generally recommended that you wait at
least 48 hours in between each session to allow your tan to
fully develop in between visits. You can build up your tan by
going to an indoor tanning facility three to four times a
week. Once you have a tan, you can maintain it by tanning two
or three times a week.
Get a beautiful indoor tan with our state of
the art tanning
facility.
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