Prescription Precautions
Ask your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking any prescription medication as many over-the-counter drugs and birth control pills can cause photosensitivity. Make-up also can cause photosensitivity as well as may block the tanning rays from reaching your face. We suggest that you remove any make-up before entering the tanning room. Please remember that you have 5 minutes to prepare for the tanning session so any preparation for tanning must be done quickly.

Required Protection
Required protective eyewear is available for purchase and MUST be worn during all tanning sessions. You must present your eyewear to the advisor prior to tanning. Neglecting eyewear during the tanning session can cause serious corneal burns or brunscent cataracts. Eye damage may not be evident right away and could take months even years to detect. For our tanners who wear contact lenses, we suggest wetting your lenses prior to any tanning session as the session may dry them out.

Don't Scratch that Itch
Due to improper moisturizing & perfumes, etc. you may experience a mild itching sensation after a tanning session. If this occurs, usually a cold, wet washcloth over the area of concern alleviates the sensation. To reduce the chances of experience this sensation, it is best to ALWAYS use a daily moisturizers and add the accelerator/maximizer in while in the tanning process.