Tanning

Tan Smartly

The sun has been considered a symbol of vitality for millennia, and for good reason: the light energizes and stimulates not only our world, but us as well. But, like anything else, it’s important to enjoy it responsibly. Speak with one of our Tanning Experts and we’ll make sure you have a tanning program that is both responsible and achieves results, while attempting to avoid burning of the skin.

Life Is Better When Your Tan

Sunlight Therapy

Packages

100 Minutes $55

200 Minutes $95

300 Minutes $125

500 Minutes $175

Walk In Tan Available

Monthly Membership

$89.95

Available for any bed, 15 sessions per month, NOT shareable, Can NOT tan within 24H of each other, Expires ONE month after first tan.

$125.00

Available for any bed 30 sessions per month. NOT shareable, Expires ONE month after first tan.

Prices are subject to change and applicable taxes.

Tanning happens when your skin is exposed to two different kinds of UV light: UVA and UVB.

UVA oxidizes melanin, the pigment that gives your skin its glow.

UVB triggers melanin production.

Both types of UV play an important role in the tanning process, and getting the balance right is crucial.

How Do You Tan ?

Enjoy That Vitamin D Sunshine All Year Round!

Type I

Tans a little or not at all.

Burns easily and severely, then peels. People most often with fair skin, blue eyes, freckles, white unexposed skin.

Type II

Burns Easily and Severely

Painful burn; tans minimally and lightly; also peels. People with fair skin, blue or hazel eyes, blonde or red hair, white unexposed skin.

Type III

Burns moderately.

Gains average tan. Average Caucasian, white unexposed skin.

Type IV

Burns minimally.

Tans easily and above average with each exposure. People with light brown skin, dark brown hair, dark eyes, white or light brown unexposed skin.

Type V

Rarely burns.

Tans easily and substantially. Brown-skinned people, brown unexposed skin.

Type VI

Tans profusely.

Tanning Tips

Prepare your Skin.
Your perfect tan starts before you set foot in the bed. You’ll want to shower, shave and exfoliate at least a day or two before your tan. Exfoliating is especially important, however if you don’t have time for a deep exfoliation, using a loofah, brush or bath puff will work okay too.
Check Your Prescriptions
Check to make sure you aren’t on any medications that increase skin sensitivity to UV rays.
Apply SPF to your lips prior to tanning.
Protect the peepers. Not only do we require it, so does the law. Your eyes are important - save them the best you can.
Apply indoor tanning oil. Ask our experts or visit the store front to purchase your next fav lotion. Outdoor lotions are bad for the bed and do not lead to a tan that lasts. Apply an even layer all over your body.
Get Naked? or as naked as you’d like. BUT remember those delicate areas that are not expose to light often are more sensitive to burn.
Safety First, always. Do NOT tan within 24hours of each tan.
Keep Glowing Longer
A tan extender is the best way to keep your glow going longer and will hydrate your skin. Helping to achieve longer-lasting results.

Tanning 1-3 times a week is ideal for maintaining your color.