Please read the following carefully…
- An indoor tanning system should be treated with the same caution as normal sunlight. A tan should be built gradually, particularly if you have sensitive skin.
- Never repeat tanning treatment if any signs of redness remain from previous sunbathing or tanning. Wear goggles or appropriate protective eyewear, remove contact lenses, keep eyes closed and avoid looking directly at the light tubes. Do not tamper with or touch the light tubes when using the equipment.
- Tanning Sessions should be limited to once every 24hrs and not exceed 500 minutes in one year.
- Tanning Packages are valid for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase unless otherwise advertised.
- Persons with sensitive skin or no existing tan should restrict their first few sessions to a maximum of six minutes. It is also advised that cosmetics, perfumes and deodorants should not be worn during treatment.
- No Refunds will be given without medical certification
- Pre-Paid Packages are not normally transferable; please consult a member of staff
DO NOT USE UV TANNING EQUIPMENT IF YOU…
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- Are Under 18
- Suffer from: ill effects from normal sunbathing, epilepsy, giddiness or fainting, headaches or migraine, heart condition, blood pressure, hypertension, prickly heat, cold sores, allergies, skin ulcers or raised/ multiple moles?
- Are: under medical supervision, prescribed or taking any form of drug, ointment/lotion, antibiotic or tranquilliser, diabetic, pregnant or hypersensitive to light?
- Have had: hot waxing, tattooing, bleaching, laser hair removal or electrolysis in the past 24 hours?
RED LIGHT THERAPY
Always check with your GP before starting any new therapy to ensure it is safe for you. If you are undergoing medical treatment or have photosensitive skin you must consult a medical professional before using our equipment. If there is any pain or discomfort during the treatment it should be discontinued immediately. Seek medical advice before continuing the therapy. Our red light therapy beds are not a medical device.