How does UV affect tanning?

SOHO tanning beds let you set the UV out put

Yes. A tanning bed is simply an array of UV-emitting fluorescent light bulbs, and a titanium rod will not affect any aspect of the tanning process, however tanning is never a completely safe practice.

Uv tanning is sunbed tanning. UV stands for Ultra- violet. there are ultraviolet bulbs in a sunbed, but they're not sujestable at all. you can lose youre sight by being under a uv light for so long. miss george any help? just ask x

yes. because the UV is more direct in tanning beds.

Not much--it still produces UV radiation.

Nowhere. A tanning bed uses UV lamps.

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Tanning accelerators DO help quicken the tanning process. Dry skin will reflect the UV rays that make you tan. By using the accelerator, the UV rays get absrbed into the skin, making you tan faster. TANNING WITHOUT LOTIONS IN A TANNING BED IS A WASTE OF TANNING TIME AND MONEY!

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Does temperature or time of year affect tanning time?

Infrared radiation in an stove oven and uv radiation in a tanning bed.

A tanning bed is not safer than chemical tans, as there is no risk of skin cancer or premature aging from the chemicals as there is from tanning beds and UV rays.

Tanning beds use UV light to tan you, and dentists use UV light to whiten your teeth. So tanning beds help whiten your teeth, but whitening your teeth also breaks down the enamel. So yes, tanning beds are bad for your teeth, but so are whitening strips.

Tanning beds and tanning by lying out in the Sun both do long term damage to your skin. A tan is your bodies responce to radiation (UV) damage. If you must have a tan then spray tanning (a dye) is your best option.

If it emits UV, yes...tanning beds do

Tanning lotions are essential for tanning in tanning beds. There are several different reasons why and I'll explain them to you below. If you do not use a tanning lotion in a tanning bed you may damage your skin because of the harmful effects of UV light. Tanning lotions are designed to either block UV light or increase the effects of UV light on your skin. Tanning lotions will moisture your skin and some contain Vitamin E which helps repair damaged cells. Without moisturizing your skin you can develop wrinkles or have your skin peel. To read more about tanning lotions and their effects I suggest you read my article which will give you a basic understanding of the right lotion you should be using and the advantages of each of the 3 types of tanning lotions.

No. Tanning (using UV lights) is not safe to do at all. Tanning can cause cancer of the skin in later life.

Penicillin does NOT increase UV skin sensibility.

The sun, stars, uv lights, and tanning beds.

sunless tanning is were you lay down in a coffin of some sort and it produces UV light which makes your skin darker which means that you don't even have one glimpse of the sun which is sunLESS tanning

Canopy tanning beds consist of a canopy with many UV lamps mounted onto it, it does not require you to lie down and be isolated like the regular tanning bed, with a canopy tanning bed you can be in any comfortable position.

UV light are of threee types: UV A UV B UV C( it doesn't reach earth's surface). UVA and UVB rays can damage your skin causing sun burns, tanning and even skin cancer.

UV rays affect vegetables. They alter their chemical composition.

No. The environment of the tanning bed is much too harsh for the STD to survive. Think about the UV exposure and the chemicals that are sprayed on the bed for cleaning.

UV radiation from the sun and tanning beds and lamps can cause skin damage, premature aging, and skin cancers.