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See UV TanningRed and near-infrared light
A short appointment to rest in red and near-infrared light, on its own or alongside another visit.

Sun Bar’s red-light service uses red and near-infrared LEDs without ultraviolet light. During the session, you rest while the light reaches the treatment area. Guests ask about skin appearance, ordinary post-workout soreness, and time to relax. The salon offers it as a cosmetic and wellness service.
Ask the salon for the unit’s model, the wavelengths it delivers, how long to reserve, what to wear, and what eye protection it requires. The right schedule depends on the device and your goal. Sun Bar mentions three to five sessions a week as a pattern some guests start with before tapering, with the schedule discussed at the salon.
A common reason to ask about red light is the appearance of skin tone or texture. Evidence and expected effects depend on the device, settings, and intended use.
Sun Bar describes it as a quiet option guests use after workouts or long days on their feet. Share your goals with the desk when you book.
Ask about scheduling red light with massage, a foot soak, a spray or UV tanning visit, or a Neveskin appointment. Confirm how long to allow for each.
The salon’s LED red-light service uses red and near-infrared light, without the UV that produces a tan.
The live menu describes it as a short session. Call for the current session length, pricing, any membership options, and what the salon recommends for your goal.
Call to discuss the unit’s guidance, your goals, and whether you are planning one session or a series.
Yes. Call to coordinate red light with massage, an ionic foot bath, Neveskin, or a tanning visit.
1029 W Brandon Blvd · Brandon
Walk in for tanning. Call ahead for Neveskin and spa services.