Tanning Instructions; When Not To Use A Sunbed; Minimizing The Eventual Risks Of Skin Or Eye Damage - ADVANCED UV LIGHT ICON Owner's Manual

Tanning Instructions

Who should not tan
Diminishing the risk of eventual damages to eyes and skin
WARNING! SERIOUS RISKS FOR EYES AND SKIN!
UV-radiation can lead to serious damages of eyes and skin.
Never exceed recommended exposure times.
You are not allowed to use a sunbed, if:
 You are under 18 years of age.
 You belong to skin type 1
 Your skin shows more than 50 moles.
 Your skin tends to develop freckles and sunspots.
 Your hair is very fair or slightly red and you have fair eyes and nipples.
 Your skin suffered from many sunburns during childhood.
 You tend to develop allergic skin reactions as a consequence of UV light
exposure.
 You are suffering from a coronary or circulatory condition.
 Your skin shows early stages of skin cancer or if you have a history of
skin cancer.
 You have a hereditary increased risk of developing malign skin cancer.
Observe the following instructions carefully:
 Observe recommended exposure times as per your individual skin type
(see chapter Recommended Exposure Times).
 Keep an interval of minimum 48 hours between first two sessions.
 Tan only once a day. Do not tan in the natural sun on the day you have
already had a tanning session.
 If you are suffering from skin diseases, consult a physician or
dermatologist prior to taking tanning sessions.
 Remove contact lenses prior to a tanning session.
 If at all, use only sun creams specifically designed for indoor tanning.
 Remove cosmetics well in advance of a tanning session.
Be careful when taking medication. Some medications can increase
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the photosensitivity of your skin. In case of doubt, ask your physician or
dermatologist.
 During a tanning session, always wear protective eye-wear (UV-
protective goggles).
 After a tanning session, apply a good lotion or cream to rehydrate your
skin.
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