What are the differences between these two types of tanning? For one, one has longer lasting effects, since it literally tans the layer of the skin. Tanning in a bed that is powered by tanning lamps can show results in as little as one to two, ten minute sessions. Spray tanning also gives instant results, but these results wear off from the skin becoming naturally exfoliated – therefore, the tan lasts an average of five days.

Spray tanning can create uneven results, and for this reason – tanning lamp tanning is much more effective for tanning the tops of feet, hands, and other hard to reach areas. There are two types of tanning lamp beds – these are, stand up beds, and lie down beds. Stand up beds are a new development, and allow a more even tan throughout the body. Lay down tanning lamps are popular for those who like the relaxing, spa-like atmosphere of tanning where you can lie within the bed, and listen to your choice of music while enjoying the warmth from the light.

Spray tanning is less harmful to the skin, as the ingredients are completely safe. As we know, tanning lamp tanning is full of controversy in its correlation with skin cancer. Spray tanning solution is totally safe, even to breathe in and therefore, is a great alternative to being exposed to the UV Rays.

Your body's response is key to using a tanning bed. You will know when you have had enough time tanning and should never spend more than 15-20 minutes doing so. If you are new to tanning, always use the lowest setting first in order to see how you will react such as being aware of skin irritation. If you feel that you are able to handle the lower settings then gradually increase the setting over time until you find just what it is you like and what is best for you. Always consult a physician before using a tanning bed if you are pregnant. While most doctors will allow it, be sure and use shorter periods of time than you would if you were not pregnant.

Tanning beds are a convenient way to tan. Not only can you use them to tan all year round, but you are also able to decide just how much of a tan you want. Be sure and hydrate yourself before tanning by drinking plenty of fluids, water is recommended, and keeping your skin moisturized to prevent wrinkles and your skin drying out. If you have previously been to a doctor for treatment of skin cancer it is best to ask before using a tanning bed to avoid any further health risks. Using the right precautions can prevent any dangers that might go along with using a tanning bed.

If you follow all of the rules and regulations and make yourself aware of how to use a tanning bed, you should experience a fun, safe, healthy tan in a short amount of time. With the proper awareness you could easily benefit from using a tanning bed. They can be very beneficial during the colder months when tanning outdoors is not possible and safer as well if you educate yourself. With these tips you should be well on your way to a beautiful, healthy tan in no time.

Type “A” tanning beds are the top of the line beds present in high-end tanning salons, or tanning salons that have no other amenities. These tanning beds can provide results up to eight times quicker than the basic tanning bed, in as little as one session! They have the most bells and whistles, such as Mp3 player hookups, facial tanners and are built for an excellent tanning experience. There are lowered UVB rays, and increased UVA rays which create a rich brown color. Although these are the most expensive, many say the even, rich tan is well worth the price.

Type “B” tanning beds give that healthy glow in as little as one to two sessions. These are the second best type of tanning beds, and present in most salons. Tanning in one of these beds allows the tanner to tan for a shorter period of time while maintaining the glow. These are often models built larger to be comfortable and come with a lowered risk of being burnt in the tanning bed.

Type “C” tanning beds give the tanner a tan in two to three weeks. These are again, an inexpensive option for at home tanning beds. Often, these include more lamps than type “D” tanning beds which can result in a tan up to thirty percent quicker than the base tanning beds.

Type “D” tanning beds are referred to as base models. These tanning beds can take up to four weeks of regular appointments for the customer to achieve a base tan. These are the cheapest of home tanning beds, and good for those with a fixed amount to spend. They are appropriate for maintenance of a tan, but can take quite a while to see that glow!

What capabilities do you want in the tanning bed? There are four types of tanning beds, and each has different features, some include facial tanners, and some include Mp3 player adapters. Consider the needs of your tanning bed and this will help to determine the style that is right for you.

How much energy is the tanning bed going to use? Will using the tanning bed four to six times or more monthly have an effect on your electricity costs? This is an important aspect of shopping for a home tanning bed, sure – you can afford the bed, but can you afford the usage costs for the bed.

How long will the bulbs in the tanning bed last before they must be replaced, are they easily found? Are the replacement bulbs expensive? Consider the costs, and how long the bulbs will last to determine the affordability.

When shopping for a home tanning bed one should consider the time that it takes for the tanning bed to warm. When we go to a salon, we don't think about this because the beds have been on all day - using the tanning bed at home may mean that it has to warm up for up to two hours before it can be used. Is this convenient for your lifestyle?

There are many wholesale tanning bed stores, and websites that offer great deals on shipping, even installation! Home tanning beds can be a great option for those wanting to have the convenience and potential savings over a trip to the salon.

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There are many things to take into account when purchasing a used tanning bed. Although it can cost a lot less than a new model – there could be repairs required to the tanning bed that could end up costing more than the price of the bed.

One of the first aspects to think about when purchasing a used tanning bed is the bulbs. How old are the bulbs in the bed? When was the last time they were replaced? Bulbs can be quite costly, and difficult to obtain. In many of the newer model beds, the bulbs are difficult to change, and require a professional.

What is the age of the bed? How long has it been in use? Although some beds may be older they may have been used in residences, meaning they have less “on – time” than models used in salons. When purchasing a used tanning bed, it is optimal to buy a bed from a personal owner, or from a residence, rather than buying from a salon or wholesale auction.

Using these tips, and buying from an owner that performed the regular maintenance on the bed could mean hundreds, even thousands of dollars saved over the lifetime of the bed.