Like its intensifier counterpart, this lotion is a true breakthrough in tanning lotion technology! This luxurious, powerful lotion utilises Tyrosine blended with a Melanin Activated Peptide (MAP) to help build dark, natural golden results fast! Unlike the original accelerator, this version is filled with Cypher’s Quinque Quintus [55] Bronzer technology which delivers an instant glow that deepens to a rich deeper hue as it develops. Lips do not have the ability to tan, so it is recommended to apply an SPF lip balm before tanning. This protects your lips both from dehydration and sun burn. Contains skin-nourishing ingredients such as; Vitamins A, B3, B5, B12, C and E, Aloe Vera Extract and Green Tea Extract Top tip: For best results, apply your tanning lotion from bottom to top in a circular motion within 10 minutes of your tanning session!

Some lotion ingredients are NOT suitable for tanning and can damage bed acrylics. To protect the integrity of our beds and ensure we maintain our standards please adhere to the following Tanning Shop rules. Tan Junkie creams and gels are specifically designed for use on sunbeds and are suitable for both laydown and standing sunbeds. These creams are formulated to enhance the effects of UV radiation and provide a more even and intense tan.It's crucial to be informed of the proper use of tanning creams and the risks associated with sunbeds. By following the instructions, using only a moderate amount of cream or lotion, and supporting your local tanning salon, you can help to keep the sunbeds in top condition and enjoy a safe and effective tanning experience.

If you're looking for the best sunbed cream, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, remeber to identify your tanning goals.Feeling a little poisonous? Use this maximum intensity accelerator and feed that fiery mood! Formulated with Thermal Blushers, luxurious silicones, Copper Peptides and Avocado, Shea and Cocoa Butters for maximum performance by design and results that are absolutely naughty. Paraben free.

Experienced tanners only. This product causes high heat, reddening and a tingling sensation. Do not use for more than 10 minutes per tanning session. Not suitable for face. It is recommended that, as a minimum, you avoid UV exposure for 24 hours after a tanning session. For new tanners, this should be increased to 48 hours. It is strongly advised to not sunbathe before OR after using a sunbed as this is likely to cause your skin to burn. It will mean that your UV exposure is uncontrolled and lead to skin damage. The point of using a sunbed is to expose yourself to UV for a controlled amount of time, sunbathing immediately after this would mean you will become overexposed and at more risk of skin damage. Using a sun cream whilst on a tanning bed will prevent you from building a tan, due to the limited time you spend tanning. This means your tanning session is essentially wasted. Dry skin reflects light, meaning that your tan will be less effective and will need to spend more time tanning to get the same results. Not using a tanning lotion will also lead to drying skin, collagen loss and a loss of elasticity in the skin, overall giving a dull, unhealthy appearance.

Looking for the best tanning lotion for sunbeds? Australian Gold tanning lotions are a popular choice among those who love to achieve a golden, sun-kissed glow. These lotions are specifically formulated to enhance and prolong your tan while also providing your skin with the necessary protection and hydration it needs. This is completely dependent on your skin type and how your skin reacts to the sun. For example, someone with Skin Type 2 (very fair, easily burns) would be recommended for a much shorter time than someone with Skin Type 5 (dark skin and hair, seldom burns) who would naturally be able to spend more time in the sun safely. Source: https://australiangold.co.uk/blogs/tanning-tips/why-use-a-tanning-lotion?_pos=2&_sid=6d0ef00c8&_ss=r These are a must for sunbed users. They are designed to protect your eyes from the UV light to ensure you avoid eye damage. The skin on the eyelid is too thin to provide sufficient protection.