This is especially important if you are going to be using a tanning bed that mostly emits UVB rays, or if your skin has not been exposed to sunlight all winter. This will get your skin accustomed to being exposed to the UV rays, and will minimize your chances of burning your skin in the tanning bed. You don’t necessarily have to tan outside to accomplish this. Simply take a few walks in the park, or partake in another outdoor activity. Still apply ample amounts of sunscreen to avoid burning or over exposing your skin. Clean your skin and free it of any dead cells to ensure better tanning results. After you get out of the shower, apply a fragrance free moisturizer to your skin. The moisturizer will act as a barrier, and protect your skin from irritation or burning.  Avoid using harsh soaps that will dry out or coat your skin with a residue. Soaps with shea butter or cocoa have natural moisturizing properties.  Don’t forget to moisturize your lips as well. Your lips can easily dry out and burn while tanning, so make sure to apply a thick coat of your favorite SPF lip balm before laying in the tanning bed. When heated, certain fragrances and chemicals can cause irritation to your skin, or prevent your skin from tanning properly. Before going to your tanning appointment, skip using any beauty products like deodorant, perfume, or makeup. After receiving your tan, wait at least 24 hours to resume your normal beauty and skin care routine. Makeup and fragrant lotions can still cause irritation to your skin while the tan is settling. Using a tanning lotion will increase the effects of the tanning bed. You do not have to use a tanning lotion before your appointment, but doing so might reduce the number of tanning sessions you have to have in order to achieve your desired tan. Do not use any outdoor tanning lotions or oils. Not only will these outdoor products not be effective, but the compounds might actually damage the tanning equipment. Areas like your buttocks, breasts, and genitals are not used to being directly exposed to sunlight. To avoid skin irritation wear a bathing suit when you go tanning.  If you opt for tanning nude, make sure to apply ample amounts of moisturizer to any areas that you believe will become irritated from the UV rays. Use a washcloth, hand towel, or tanning stickers provided by the salon to cover your nipples and genitals for most of your tanning session. Once you have experienced multiple tanning sessions, covering yourself will become less necessary.  Some tanning salons do not permit nude tanning, so find out what the policies are before you strip down. Steady exposure to UV rays can fade dyed hair and tattoo ink. Ask a staff member for a cap to cover your dyed hair, and find out what sunscreens are safe to use inside of the tanning bed so you can coat your tattoo. The UV rays will also yellow acrylic nails, so ask a staff member if they have coverings you can use to protect them. These will be given to you at the salon, or you can bring your own. Even with your eyes closed, the intensity of the UV rays emitted in the tanning bed can irritate or even damage your eyes. Overtime, excess exposure to UV rays without proper protection can lead to color blindness, loss of night vision, developing cataracts, and blindness.  You can avoid getting pale circles, or “raccoon eyes,” from the goggles by sliding the goggles periodically throughout your tan. Just do not remove or lift the goggles completely. Never wear contact lenses while tanning as they can dry out or damage your eyes.
स्किन इरिटेशन से बचने के लिए नेचुरल सनलाइट में एक बेस टैन तैयार कर लें: टैनिंग अपोइंटमेंट लेने से पहले अपनी स्किन को एक्सफोलिएट करें और मॉइस्चराइज़ करें: स्किन इरिटेशन से बचने के लिए खुशबू वाले ब्यूटी या स्किन प्रॉडक्ट का इस्तेमाल करने से बचें: अपने अपोइंटमेंट से करीब एक घंटे पहले एक इंडोर टैनिंग लोशन लगाएँ: सेंसिटिव स्किन एरिया को प्रोटेक्ट करने के लिए बाथिंग सूट पहनें: हाल ही में डाइ किए बालों और टैटू को कवर करके उन्हें हल्का होने से बचा लें: टैनिंग के दौरान अपनी आँखों को प्रोटेक्ट करने के लिए गॉगल्स पहनें: