Sun Bar has seven UV equipment levels and both lay-down and stand-up units. If you are visiting for the first time, let a Suntender know when you arrive. They can show you the equipment, prices, and posted exposure instructions.
Understand what UV does
A UV tan is a response to skin damage. Indoor UV tanning increases the risk of skin cancer, early skin aging, and eye injury. A base tan offers little protection from the sun. For cosmetic color ahead of a trip, wedding, or photo shoot, ask about VersaSpa and continue using sun protection outdoors.
Talk through equipment and eyewear
Tell the front desk how your skin responds to sun exposure and whether you use any medicines or products that increase UV sensitivity. If you choose to use a UV unit, wear protective goggles made for tanning, read the unit’s directions, and follow its posted exposure schedule and limits. Closed eyelids provide insufficient protection.
Ask about the format and posted exposure limits of the specific unit. An unlimited monthly plan describes billing and access. Follow the equipment’s instructions for session length and spacing.
Know the visit and product options
You can walk in during business hours and ask about individual visits, packs, or EFT plans. The salon stocks lotions and accelerators and offers EFT members a product and upgrade discount. Treat tanning lotions as cosmetic products and rely on appropriate sun protection outdoors.
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