What is tanning?
Tanning is the process where your skin produces melanin in response to UV light, creating a darker skin tone.
How old do I need to be to use a sunbed?
You must be 18 years or older to use a sunbed.
Is indoor tanning safe?
When used responsibly and according to recommended exposure times, indoor tanning can help users achieve a gradual tan. Always follow salon advice and manufacturer guidelines.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments may be available depending on the salon location.
What should I wear during a tanning session?
You may wear swimwear or tan according to your personal preference. Protective eyewear is always required.
Why do I need protective goggles?
UV light can damage your eyes. Approved tanning goggles must be worn during every session.
Why is my skin type important?
Your skin type determines your recommended tanning time and helps reduce the risk of overexposure.
How do I find my skin type?
Skin Type 1
- Very fair skin
- Red or blonde hair
- Blue or green eyes
- Always burns
- Never tans
Not suitable for UV tanning.
Skin Type 2
- Fair skin
- Light eyes
- Burns easily
- Tans slowly
Recommended beginner exposure: 3-5 minutes
Skin Type 3
- Medium skin tone
- Sometimes burns
- Gradually tans
Recommended beginner exposure: 5-8 minutes
Skin Type 4
- Olive or light brown skin
- Rarely burns
- Tans easily
Recommended beginner exposure: 6-10 minutes
Skin Type 5
- Brown skin
- Very rarely burns
- Tans very easily
Recommended beginner exposure: 8-12 minutes
Skin Type 6
- Dark brown or black skin
- Never burns
Usually does not require tanning for cosmetic pigmentation.
Should I remove makeup?
Yes. Clean skin helps achieve a more even tan.
Can I use tanning lotions?
Yes. Use lotions specifically designed for indoor tanning.
Should I shower before tanning?
Yes, but avoid heavy moisturisers, perfumes, and deodorants immediately before tanning.
How often can I tan?
We recommend allowing at least 24-48 hours between sessions.
What if I feel uncomfortable during the session?
Press the emergency stop button and leave the sunbed immediately.
Who should not use a sunbed?
Do not use a sunbed if you:
Have been advised by a doctor to avoid UV exposure
Are under 18
Have Skin Type 1
Have a history of skin cancer
Are taking photosensitive medications
Can medications affect tanning?
Yes. Some medications increase sensitivity to UV light.
Can I tan if I am pregnant?
Please consult your doctor or pharmacist.
Do you have a mobile app?
Yes. Download the TanEasy app to:
Receive rewards and promotions
View your tanning balance
Check visit history
Access your digital membership card