We Care About Skin Care!
So, What's In a Tanning Lotion?
One of the main ingredients in most indoor tanning lotions is tyrosine. Tyrosine, an antioxidant, helps the body retain melanin longer by replenishing the amino acids and slowing the exfoliation process. Many lotions also contain Vitamin E, which also helps to reduce the visibility of signs of aging; in particular, they will work to prevent the development of wrinkles and fine lines, especially on your face.
Some lotions may contain bronzers to help you establish more immediate and longer lasting results, lasting 4 – 7 days. The tingle factor may also be a main ingredient. The tingle is a skin stimulant that increases your tanning potential for immediate results. It may create heating and reddening to the skin. Others may even include anti-aging and firming formulas to help firm skin tone and reduce the signs of aging. Consult with one of our trained associates to determine which skin care product is best for your skin type.
| Outdoor Lotions and Sunscreens Some tanners may want to use outdoor oils and lotions. Just as the word indicates, outdoor products should only be used outdoors, as they can cause a film on the acrylic. This actually inhibits the tanning process, rather than acting as an amplifying agent. Make sure that when tanning, you do it right. Sunscreens should always be used outdoors. It is unnecessary to use sunscreens when tanning indoors because exposure is controlled and you may tan a short amount of time if needed to establish a base tan. We encourage all tanners who will be tanning outdoors to use a sunscreen to protect your skin from uncontrolled exposure. |
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