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ADDRESSSUN ERGOLINE
A DIVISION OF
JK PRODUCTS & SERVICES
1 WALTER KRATZ DRIVE
JONESBORO, AR 72401
CALL: 888.771.0996
LIFESTYLE-PHOTOS:
ESTHER HAASE
PRODUCT-PHOTOS:
RALF HÄSELICH,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
CONCEPT & REALISATION:
MADE BY DOUNIQUE
A DIVISION OF
JK PRODUCTS & SERVICES
1 WALTER KRATZ DRIVE
JONESBORO, AR 72401
CALL: 888.771.0996
LIFESTYLE-PHOTOS:
ESTHER HAASE
PRODUCT-PHOTOS:
RALF HÄSELICH,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
CONCEPT & REALISATION:
MADE BY DOUNIQUE
THE GOLDEN RULES ON
TANNING CORRECTLY
Do not overdo things. Tan sensibly. This is the most important rule, which means that you should sunbathe no more than once a day.
ERGOLINE TANNING BEDS
On Ergoline tanning beds you can relax and enjoy the sun, even if it's raining or snowing outside. However, the same rule applies as with tanning outdoors - don't rush it! In other words, never sunbathe more than once a day. As a rule of thumb you need to sunbathe up to a maximum of 10 times over a period of two to three weeks to get a tan. After this, the tan will be retained if you use a tanning bed once or twice a week.
YOUR OWN PARTICULAR SKIN TYPE
Depending on skin type, people react differently to sunlight. When tanning in natural sunlight and on tanning beds, it is important toknow your own particular skin type. Skin types around the world have been classified into six different groups. Skin type I: pale white skin, blue or green eyes, red hair, many freckles, always burns and never tans. Skin type II: beige skin, blue or grey eyes, blonde or light brown hair, some freckles, strong sunburn tendency, but sometimes tans. Skin type III: light brown skin, brown eyes and hair, sometimes burns but always tans. Skin type IV: light brown or olive skin, dark brown eyes and hair, sometimes burns and tans readily. Skin type V: brown skin, dark brown hair and eyes, rarely burns and tans easily. Skin type VI: black skin, blackbrown eyes and hair, rarely sunburns.
INITIAL EXPOSURE TIME
The initial exposure time, which you should begin with, depends on your skin type, the tanning device and the type of lamps used. Always follow the recommended exposure schedule for your skin type and never exceed the maximum exposure schedule of the tanning device. This should be listed on the front of the tanning unit, or consult with the salon staff who will advise you on proper procedures. Non-pigmented skin type I should avoid the tanning process.
PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR
Keep your eyes close while tanning and always wear protective eyewear that block out UV light. Contact lenses should be removed prior to tanning.
COSMETICS
Before tanning, carefully remove all cosmetics from your skin and take off all jewelry. Do not use any sunscreen lotions during tanning, as these can detract from the tanning effect.
MEDICINE
If you are taking medication or suffer from a skin disorder, please be aware that certain medicines may be photosensitive. That is, they may cause an adverse reaction when the body is exposed to UV light. A list, which identifies many photosensitive medications, foods, and ingredients, should be on display in your salon. Always consult your physician if you have any questions or concerns.
SKIN CARE PRODUCTS
Your skin needs care before and after tanning. Use skin care products to keep an attractive tan looking good for a longer period of time. Solar cosmetics are particularly suitable for this type of skin care because they contain a special combination of ingredients that are tailored to the specific needs of tanned skin. Ask your salon for details.
SALON HYGIENE
Proper salon hygiene is of paramount importance to your health. The acrylic area must be cleaned with a special disinfectant before each tanning session.
FDA WARNING
Notice: Read the mandatory FDA warning label on every tanning machine for important information on potential eye injury, skin cancer, skin aging and photosensitive reaction and proper use. Compliant, protective eyewear must be worn when using any indoor tanning device or system.
On Ergoline tanning beds you can relax and enjoy the sun, even if it's raining or snowing outside. However, the same rule applies as with tanning outdoors - don't rush it! In other words, never sunbathe more than once a day. As a rule of thumb you need to sunbathe up to a maximum of 10 times over a period of two to three weeks to get a tan. After this, the tan will be retained if you use a tanning bed once or twice a week.
YOUR OWN PARTICULAR SKIN TYPE
Depending on skin type, people react differently to sunlight. When tanning in natural sunlight and on tanning beds, it is important toknow your own particular skin type. Skin types around the world have been classified into six different groups. Skin type I: pale white skin, blue or green eyes, red hair, many freckles, always burns and never tans. Skin type II: beige skin, blue or grey eyes, blonde or light brown hair, some freckles, strong sunburn tendency, but sometimes tans. Skin type III: light brown skin, brown eyes and hair, sometimes burns but always tans. Skin type IV: light brown or olive skin, dark brown eyes and hair, sometimes burns and tans readily. Skin type V: brown skin, dark brown hair and eyes, rarely burns and tans easily. Skin type VI: black skin, blackbrown eyes and hair, rarely sunburns.
INITIAL EXPOSURE TIME
The initial exposure time, which you should begin with, depends on your skin type, the tanning device and the type of lamps used. Always follow the recommended exposure schedule for your skin type and never exceed the maximum exposure schedule of the tanning device. This should be listed on the front of the tanning unit, or consult with the salon staff who will advise you on proper procedures. Non-pigmented skin type I should avoid the tanning process.
PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR
Keep your eyes close while tanning and always wear protective eyewear that block out UV light. Contact lenses should be removed prior to tanning.
COSMETICS
Before tanning, carefully remove all cosmetics from your skin and take off all jewelry. Do not use any sunscreen lotions during tanning, as these can detract from the tanning effect.
MEDICINE
If you are taking medication or suffer from a skin disorder, please be aware that certain medicines may be photosensitive. That is, they may cause an adverse reaction when the body is exposed to UV light. A list, which identifies many photosensitive medications, foods, and ingredients, should be on display in your salon. Always consult your physician if you have any questions or concerns.
SKIN CARE PRODUCTS
Your skin needs care before and after tanning. Use skin care products to keep an attractive tan looking good for a longer period of time. Solar cosmetics are particularly suitable for this type of skin care because they contain a special combination of ingredients that are tailored to the specific needs of tanned skin. Ask your salon for details.
SALON HYGIENE
Proper salon hygiene is of paramount importance to your health. The acrylic area must be cleaned with a special disinfectant before each tanning session.
FDA WARNING
Notice: Read the mandatory FDA warning label on every tanning machine for important information on potential eye injury, skin cancer, skin aging and photosensitive reaction and proper use. Compliant, protective eyewear must be worn when using any indoor tanning device or system.
