For Skincare and spray tanning services, please cancel your scheduled service at least 24 hours before its time. If you do not, the card we have on file will be charged 50% of the regular fee.

Studies indicated that, due to the controlled environment, indoor tanning can help you build a base tan more quickly and effectively than in the outdoors. Because you time your sessions and expose your skin to a consistent level of UV rays, you get a more-even tan in less time. Because you can't control the time of day or sun availability, outdoor tanning is less effective.

Although not as essential as a sun blocker for outdoor tanning, indoor tanning lotions are designed to promote your skin tone, helping the UV rays create a bronzed and radiant glow. Our products can also keep your skin hydrated and prevent it from drying out. Overall, indoor lotions improve your tanning outcome.

Do not wear outdoor tanning lotion while on our tanning beds, as it can leave stains.

Absolutely. Wearing protective eyewear is crucial. Covering your eyes with a towel is not effective since UV rays still penetrate the material and can damage your eyes. If you’re worried about “reverse raccoon eyes” caused by wearing eye protection, slightly adjust the goggles during your session.

Preparation begins the night before with a warm shower and using a gentle, water-based soap. Follow the shower with exfoliation to remove dead skin cells, excess oils, and other impurities. This process allows you skin to more easily absorb the tanning bed’s UV rays. During your visit, do not wear makeup, scented body lotions, or jewelry.

Your skin type will play a significant role in your tanning plan. To tan gradually and without burning, lighter skin tones usually require more sessions. Darker skin tones tan easier and may need fewer visits.

In any case, please remember that tanning is a gradual process, and to get the results you want usually requires multiple sessions. Consult with one of our salon professionals to design a safe and personalized tanning schedule that matches your skin type.

Red light therapy (RLT) has many other names:

• Low-level laser light therapy
• Low-power laser therapy
• Non-thermal LED light
• Soft laser therapy

Red Light Therapy (RLT) employs a low-wavelength red light that is believed to alleviate some skin concerns and address certain health conditions. In addition, because only UVA light is emitted in red-light therapy, you will build a golden tan that has fewer red tones and requires fewer sessions.

It is believed that Red Light Therapy (RLT) influences the activity of the mitochondria in your cells, which increases their energy levels and promotes cellular repair, new cell generation, and rejuvenation.

In your skin, that means stimulating collagen and fibroblast production, which promotes your skin's structure and elasticity. Red Light Therapy (RLT) also can improve your blood circulation and reduce cellular inflammation.

Red light therapy is thought to:

• Improve wound healing and scars
• Reduce stretch marks, wrinkles, fine lines, and age spots
• Improve acne and facial texture
• Improve psoriasis, rosacea, and eczema
• Improve sun-damaged skin
• Improve hair growth in people with androgenic alopecia

RLT is also used:

• To reduce the side effects of cancer chemotherapy, including oral mucositis
• To relieve pain and inflammation associated with ankle tendonitis, rheumatoid arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, and osteoarthritis of the knee
• To prevent cold sores from herpes simplex virus from recurring