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We are at the top end of STANSTEAD ABBOTTS, High Street - number 21
7 days a week AND late nights on Thursdays until 8pm
You can park for free lay by outside or park opposite the Co-Op. There is a council car park 2 minutes walk away
Yes we sell bottles and sachets.
You can purchase at reception and leave them to be stored securely with us.
Disposable winkies and sterile googles are provided
No, you should not apply sunscreen before using a tanning bed. Only creams purchased in our salons can be used
Yes. Sunlight contains UV rays that can damage your eyes. While using a sunbed you should always wear eye protection designed for use on sunbeds
Ergoline
This is because some areas of the skin have more pigment-forming cells than others
Yes, remove all make-up, perfume, deodorant or other cosmetic products while using a sunbed
You don't have to sweat to get a tan! On our sunbeds you will enjoy powerful ventilation, air conditioning and in some cases even finely misted essences, for a particularly pleasant tanning experience
Please speak to your sunbed salon to ensure you are aware of your skin type and recommended exposure time
Not everyone can use a sunbed or sunbathe!
You need to check your skin type and be aware of any other
contra-indications
UV light is the most natural sources of vitamin D. And of course, people look and feel better with a tan
3 Ergoline light vision lie down beds
Sunbeds are required under British Standards to have a UV output the same as the Mediterranean sun
No, you shouldn't tan indoors and outdoors on the same day as you are likely to exceed your recommended exposure time.
Walks in are welcome but booking is recommenced to avoid you waiting
Our sunbeds have over 200 Radiance LEDs and 14 smartsun lamps. You are guaranteed an effective skin care that you can see and feel. For a radiant complexion and velvetly skin.
Usually, the results are noticeable after two-three tanning sessions, but it may take a few weeks of consistency to get a defined tan (at least 3 times weekly). If you are preparing a base tan before going on a holiday, consider starting tanning three weeks prior.
If you are preparing a base tan before going on a holiday, consider starting tanning three weeks prior.
Different sunbeds have different power and UV output. However, since 2009 all sunbeds should operate with a maximum UV output colloquially referred to as '0.3'. This is is the equivalent of the Mediteranean midday summer sun. A professional operator (we recommend you use a salon in membership of TSA) will advise accordingly with one objective: to avoid over-exposure and burning!
We run various promotions through the year and 10% NHS and Student discount is always available with valid ID
UV exposure is the main source of vitamin D production. Just a few minutes on a sunbed 2-3 times a week, will enable your body to produce sufficient vitamin D. From October - May it is impossible to produce vitamin D from sunshine exposure in the UK or Ireland, as the sun is 100 weak. It is also very, very difficult to get enough daily vitamin D from diet and multivitamins.