Tips On Using Tanning Beds

Know the weight limit in the tanning bed and learn what the tanning bed risks are

If you’re planning to get an indoor tan, here are some useful tips on using tanning beds, weight limit in tanning beds, and tanning bed risks and benefits.

If you are thinking of purchasing a home tanning bed, have a look at the Wolff bed. Wolff was a pioneer in the industry, and has a full line of commercial and home beds. The SunQuest Pro 16RS, 22RS, 24RS, and 26RS are there home bed line.

You need to ensure your home tanning bed is properly cleaned after each use. For most beds the following works fine. Spray the tanning bench and canopy after use with a non abrasive disinfectant, wipe with a soft cloth, then dry with a soft cloth. Do not use ammonia or ammonia derivatives on your bed.

Your owner’s manual will have the maintenance instructions for your bed. This includes bulb life expectancy, how to replace the bulbs, other parts such as fans that will require maintenance.

Your manual will also provide guidelines, on the weight restrictions of your particular bed, the tanning session length, and how often you should use your bed.

It is important that you understand the equipment you are using. Each bed varies in features, size, and tanning power.

Just as there are risks associated with sun tanning, there are risks with indoor tanning. However, safe tanning in moderation can provide health benefits as well. Skin cancer is the biggest concern from exposure to UV rays, and the deadly melanoma is on the increase. UV rays can also lead to premature aging. On the bright side tanning has been shown to be uplifting and it helps ward of depression, while supplying the body with vitamin D.

Each year there are over 1 million new cases of skin cancer diagnosed in the United States. The increase in skin cancer has been directly attributed to the increased use of tanning beds. So don’t become a statistic, be a smart tanner.

When you are tanning always wear goggles to protect your eyes from damage. Make sure the goggles you purchase are designed to block the damaging UVB and UVA rays.

Know your skin type and use indoor tanning lotions or gels appropriate for that skin type. If you burn easily then don’t be trying a pro sun tanning oil. You’re not going to get a pro tan, but rather a pro burn!

If you tan easily and are not known for burning you can use a product with a lower SPF. As your tan develops you may want to try one of the pro tanning lotions that provide enhance color and depth to your tan.

Use a after tan moisturizer to maintain your tan and keep your skin soft and supple. A proper moisturizer will also help ward off premature skin aging and the leathery texture associated with exposure to UV rays.

Don’t be a victim of stupidity! You can have that glorious tan and you can get it safely by playing by the rules. Don’t tan too often, don’t overexpose yourself, and take the proper precautions by using a correct tanning lotion. You can be healthy, tanned, and gorgeous if you pay attention to what you are doing!

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