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navigate you through the process of selecting and purchasing a
tanning bed. Whether it is for home or business use - we have all the
information you need.
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Indoor Tanning Tips
How do you get a great tan without damaging your skin, hastening the
aging process, and spending a lot of money unnecessarily on tanning
equipment? You can always use a UV-free spray product such as Mystic
Tan, but if you want to try a tanning bed, here are some tips.
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High-Pressure Tanning Beds
Professional tanning salons offer high-pressure tanning beds to meet
the needs of their intermediate to advanced customers. High-pressure
tanning beds use the same principle as low-pressure tanning beds:
the light bulbs emitting ultraviolet light are aimed at the body to
stimulate the melanocytes to produce melanin and then to cause
oxidation of
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History of
Tanning
Today people associate a good tan with health and beauty, if not
wealth and celebrity, but this was not always the case. Throughout
history, many cultures have valued pale skin. The Romans and Greeks
whitened their skin with lead paints and chalks. Arsenic was also
used to whiten the skin. Lead and arsenic, of course, are poisonous
to humans, and had disastrous long-term effects on their health, but
they did not know this at the time!
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