You want your customers to get the best possible tanning results from your sunbeds right?
Well then, servicing and regular maintenance should be top of your list to ensure that your sunbeds are all functioning as well as they should be – and safely.
An added benefit of having your sunbeds serviced regularly is that ensuring your beds are in optimum working order you should have no unexpected business down-time resulting in a loss of customers.
At SMART SUNBEDS we’re proud to be one of the market leaders in providing sunbed products and services – delivering fast, friendly and efficient service as standard anywhere in the UK.
Today’s ‘Blue Monday’ depression peak isn’t real, it’s a PR stunt, but Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) or the seasonal blues are.
So, what can we do about it?
Tanning beds emit UV rays, boosting healthy vitamin D production. They can also improve your mood, especially during the dark winter months when the lack of sunlight can cause the type of depression known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
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The quality of the tan your customers achieve will depend directly on the spectrum of the light produced by your lamps.
Did you know that sunbed lamps/tubes will decline to a point where an effective tan can’t be gained, a lot sooner than the lamps/tubes reach the end of their physical life?
Are yours due for a change?
Keep your customers happy and contact us now:📞 01443 492 000 email: sales@smartsunbeds.com
November is Vitamin D Awareness Month, marking the time to take action, and educate yourself on the benefits of maintaining sufficient vitamin D levels.
Besides rest, one of the most important nutrients for our immune system is Vitamin D, which is created in our skin on exposure to sunlight. In the UK, as we can’t make Vitamin D in our winter time, now is the time when our stores of this vital vitamin have run out and we are most likely to be deficient.
Lack of this essential vitamin can have a negative impact on everyone’s health – young or old, healthy or unhealthy. Optimizing your vitamin D levels may help you prevent cancer, heart disease, autoimmune diseases, infections, mental health conditions, and more.
Adults will need a vitamin D intake of approximately 4,000 IU or 100 mcg daily to reach the optimal blood levels of vitamin D.
The good news is that tanning beds emit ultraviolet rays, boosting healthy vitamin D production in your skin. Sunbeds enable exposure to nearly 100% of skin in a controlled manner which amplifies their effectiveness for vitamin D production. They can also improve your mood, especially during the dark winter months when the lack of sunlight can cause the type of depression known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
For information on our quality new & reconditioned sunbeds, tubes, and accessories to optimize your clients’ responsible tanning contact us now:
Want to know how to enhance, and prolong, your tan safely?
It is important to understand that our skin completely regenerates after around 28 days, however with some simple tips we can enhance oursuntan.
Firstly, exfoliate your skin regularly – and especially beforetanning – in order to remove the dead cells on your skin’s surface and to prevent the dead skin from blocking the rays. This will guarantee better results from your sunbed session and more gloss to your skin. If you exfoliate after your sunbed session you will reduce some of the colour you’ve just gained, shortening the duration of your suntan. If you’re looking for a natural scrub you can make your own and there are plenty of options to choose from: granulated sugar mixed with honey, coffee and olive oil or ground oatmeal with a little bit of salt.
Moisturise
your body regularly, concentrating on the more problematic areas, the ones
that dry the quickest, for they can cause an uneven tan. Also, make sure
you drink plenty of water to keep your body and skin hydrated. Dehydration is the great enemy of suntans and skin, it takes vitality
and colour away from our skin, and increases the visibility of wrinkles. Have
you ever noticed that coming back from exotic places we often lose part of our
suntan? That’s the effect of the air travel which, with its dry air, accelerates
the process of suntan loss.
Eat sun-friendly foods! Beta-carotene which is contained in all orange fruits and vegetables and cod liver oil can be converted in your body to Vitamin A, which stimulates the production of melanin. It also has a protective function from the harmful effects of UV rays. Beta-carotene also has countless advantages , such as a general protection from potentially harmful substances, a help for the sight, for tissue repair and to maintain soft and smooth skin. Certain foods are known to increase lycopene, the skin’s own SPF. An antioxidant found in tomatoes, and other red and orange fruit and veg, it can boost your sun protection by a whopping 33%. One of the best sources is tomato paste – spag bol anyone? Another hero is a group of antioxidants called polyphenols, green tea is a great example.
If your suntan is vanishing too rapidly remember
to hydrate your skin often and, if you really need a more lasting colour, have
a low pressure sunlamp session.
Now that you have read our tips you’re ready to go out there and tan safely and responsibly, and make sure to enjoy every minute of it!
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