Tanning Beds

You shouldn't ever go into a tanning bed without lotion. You won't tan nearly as fast and you age your skin 10x faster and you'll burn more easily. If you aren't going to use lotion, I'd say don't tan at all.

NO. How can it burn calories? Skin tanning is a chemical reaction between electromagnetic waves just beyond the visible spectrum of light and our skin, whereas the burning of calories requires carbohydrates and oxygen contained in our blood stream to interact with each other. They do this in our muscle tissues thereby setting mechanical energy free. This means if you want to burn calories, you must perform physical work, it is as simple as that.

Some places you buy minutes to tan... other places you actually buy tans and usually they're only up to 20 minutes long. My cousin got 25 tans for $40... but Tanning places are usually $7 bucks a tan. Sometimes up to 14 minutes is only half a tan so you get twice as many if you only go for 14... My cousin got it for her wedding and her sister did to.. but her sister for her wedding shower went to the beach with her friends and got a tan.. but my cousin got a professional tan

It also depends on the place in some places you pay by the minutes and a home tanning bed can cost 1,500-4,500.

i pay $7 at my local tanning place for 20 minutes.

Depends on how dark you want to be. A good tried and true long lasting staple is any Banana Boat lotion. Most tanning salons offer lotions and tanning bronzers.

Yes...close the lid of the tanning bed to get the full effects of the tanning bulbs. Leaving the tanning bed open will not produce the desired effects. The tanning beds are designed to have the lid closed to tan your body evenly.

In most places, you do not need a specific license to work at a tanning bed facility, but regulations can vary by state or country. Some regions may require employees to complete training on safe tanning practices or skin care. It's important to check local laws and regulations to ensure compliance with any necessary certifications or training. Employers may also have their own requirements for staff training.

There is no hard evidence suggesting that tanning during a pregnancy will cause harm to the unborn baby, but it is strongly advised that you speak with your doctor first. The heat associated with lying in a tanning bed can be potentially harmful for the baby and mother. Prolonged heat exposure can cause overheating (hyperthermia) which has been associated with some spinal defects of the fetus.

NO!!!!!!! not only is it unsafe its ILLEGAL the people who work at the tanning salon are not supposed to let you tan more than 30 minutes espically if you just started you will probaly start out at 6 minutes for a few days

cover it with construction paper shaped likle the tattoo but make shore you check on it every one in a while

This is not a DIY project. When lives are involved the best bet is to get a qualified electrician to permit and do the job.

NO!! They wouldn't be legal. You're Not going to fry your ovaries by tanning in a bed. However you boobs might burn.

Who ever told you about that is an idiot. Just saying.

You can if the head pad is not cleaned properly. You can if the head pad is not cleaned properly.

The linea nigra is hyperpigmentation and appears as a result of an increase in estrogen and will usually fade after birth. Sun exposure (and tanning) can actually increase the levels of melanin, but taking folic acid might help reduce it.

You can. I work in a tanning salon and people ask this all the time. The UV light doesn't do anything to hurt your iPod, just make sure it doesnt get too hot. Set it on a towel or on the floor, out of the bed.

yes

no. you're just weird :)

No. Your skin and muscles will prevent any harm to the unborn baby. Go to your local library to find books on the dos and donts while pregnant. This will be a great help to you.

HAVE FUN

Yes, tanning beds can cause skin cancer. There are three main types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma. Using tanning beds increases your chances of getting each type. The Skin Cancer Foundation's website is a great resource for information about skin cancer.

No because it puts cracks in the acrylic.

The basic thing of tanning is you know when you've had enough son. If you start to feel overheated, sick, and have a headache than you've tanned long enough! Tanning to much can result in skin cancer. Also remember tanning now you may feel sexy, but think about when you an elder with dry wrinkly skin from sun damage, I bet you'll regret it then.

you should never get a rash! i recommend seeing a doctor and then find a new tanning company. ^untrue. A rash after tanning can be due to several different factors. The most likely being heat flush, when you lay down for too long under the UV lamps, your skin can get itchy. I would try moving around a little more on the bed, it could also be due to not using a lotion, or your skin being to dry.

Clarification needed: do you mean putting a baby on it, or are you pregnant?

Electricity should only be messed with by a professional. It is advised that a electrician is contacted to hook up the plug.

It is not a good idea at all to be spending your time in a tanning bed. Little do people know that laying in a tannig bed gives you a 60% chance of cancer due to the harmful rays used during the tanning process. The best was to get a tan is to go to the beach for a natural healthy tan.