Sunshower DELUXE Anleitung Seite 16

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON TANNING CONDITIONS
Tanning and your health
Just as with normal sunlight, the tanning process with the Sunshower takes time. The first results are only visible after a few
sessions. Excessive exposure to ultraviolet light, whether produced by the sun or by a tanning system, can cause sunburns.
Besides many other factors like excessive exposure to natural sunlight, incorrect and excessive use of a tanning system can
increase the risk of skin and eye complaints. The more the skin and the eyes are exposed to UV light, the higher the risk
of keratitis, conjunctivitis, damage to the retina, cataracts, premature skin ageing and the development of skin tumours will
be. The degree to which these effects occur are on the one hand determined by the nature, intensity and the duration of
the exposure and on the other hand by the sensitivity of the person in question.
How long and how often?
Keep to the prescribed tanning time that depends on your skin type (see table). Never exceed the minimal erythemal dose
(MED), which is approximately  minutes. If skin reddening appears hours after any exposure, cease any exposure.
After one week you can start the course again from the beginning.
. White skin, easily burns, never tans. Do not use the Sunshower.
. Sensitive light skin, rarely tans, burns more often
. Light skin, tans more, burns equally
4. Light dark skin, tans more than burns
A course takes a 0 to  sessions. Do not take more than one tanning session a day. Take a break of at least 48 hours
between the first and the second session. We recommend that you rest your skin after 0 to  sessions. If you want to
keep your tan, do not stop your tanning sessions after having completed a course of sessions, but continue with one or
two sessions per week. Whether you decide to stop your tanning sessions for a while or continue on a less frequent basis,
remember that you may not exceed the maximum number of tanning hours. When using the Sunshower, the maximum
number of tanning hours for the Sunshower is 0 (or 00 minutes) per year per side of the body.
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