Medicines and Sun Tanning
by Victoria - 27. September, 2011 10:56Some medications are UV sensitive, which means they can be weakened or affected by UV exposure. So we always suggest you check with your doctor before you start indoor tanning to make sure it won’t have an effect on your medications. And if you start a new medication, make sure you talk to your doctor about your tanning routine just to make sure your medication isn’t UV sensitive.
If it does turn out that your medication is UV sensitive and you still want to have a golden tan, sunless tanning is a good alternative for you. It’s quick, easy, and because we only use state-of-the-art equipment in our salons we guarantee that you’ll have a natural looking, gorgeous tan. And the plus side of sunless tanning is it doesn’t take as much time to maintain as indoor tanning.
So if you’re interested in trying the VersaSpa, your Tanning Consultant will be able to answer any and all questions you may have. And since they have gone through extensive training, they will be able to help you choose the perfect sunless color for you.
Tags: Medicines, sun tanning, UV sensitivity
Category: Sun Tanning Tips








