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Do you get a faster tan in a stand-up bed?
BlogThe Short Answer: Yes, Usually Stand-up tanning beds typically provide faster, deeper color compared to lay-down beds. Here’s why: Reasons Stand-Up Beds Tan You Quicker Higher UV Intensity Stand-up beds often use stronger bulbs (100-160 watts vs. 80-100 watts in lay-down beds) More concentrated...Read more -
Can you use tanning oil in a bed that you lie on?
BlogThe Short Answer: No, You Shouldn’t Most tanning salons prohibit using regular outdoor tanning oils in lay-down beds because: Why Tanning Oil is Problematic Damages the Acrylic Surface Oils degrade the bed’s acrylic material over time Can cause clouding or scratches that reduce UV e...Read more -
Which is better for tanning: a stand-up bed or a lay-down bed?
BlogKey Differences at a Glance Feature Stand-Up Bed Lay-Down Bed Position Standing Reclining Session Time 8-12 minutes 15-20 minutes UV Intensity Higher (faster results) Lower (gentler) Tan Evenness More uniform Risk of pressure marks Comfort Requires standing More relaxing Hygiene...Read more -
Which is better: a stand-up tanning bed or a regular tanning bed?
BlogIntroduction Tanning beds have long been a popular alternative to natural sun exposure, offering a controlled environment for achieving a bronzed glow. Among the different types available, stand-up (vertical) tanning beds and regular (horizontal) tanning beds are the two most common options. But ...Read more -
A Guide to Using a Stand-Up Tanning Bed
BlogStand-up tanning beds (also known as vertical tanning booths) offer a convenient and efficient way to achieve a bronzed glow. Unlike traditional lay-down beds, stand-up models provide even coverage, reduce pressure points, and often have stronger UV output for faster results. If you’re new ...Read more -
Things to think about when doing red light therapy, and what the treatment might do to you.
BlogRed Light Therapy (RLT) is usually thought of as a safe, non-invasive and painless treatment, but it still needs to be used correctly to avoid potential risks. 【Safety Precautions】 1. Wear something to protect your eyes. You must wear goggles: Red light (especially near-infrared light) may dama...Read more