Sun is life … literally. So, get the facts of life. Learn about the different types of UV light, and discover why indoor tanning offers more control of the variables that can’t be controlled when tanning outdoors. There are important differences between UVA, UVB and UVC light. Knowing these differences is key to understanding how …
As a tanning professional, it’s vital that you understand how the skin responds to UV and are familiar with common situations and skin conditions. While the tanning process is the same for each person, each will respond differently to UV exposure, depending on individual tanning factors, as well as the length and intensity of exposure. …
This review on skin anatomy will help you learn the various components of the skin, understand the tanning process, and why a tan can fade over time. When exposed to UV light, a pigment in the skin called melanin starts to react and ultimately is responsible for the color of your tan. Once you know …
Master the essentials of Skin Typing using a skin outline to determine an exposure schedule as recommended by the tanning system manufacturer to promote responsible tanning. Tanning works differently for different skin types. To promote responsible tanning and avoid overexposure, it is critical to assess the skin’s capability to tan in order to determine the …
When it comes to tanning, an informed guest is the best guest. The decision to tan is a personal and important decision. You need to help your guests realize there’s a wealth of information available about tanning so they can make the tanning choice that is right for them. Learn about the wide range of …
In a tanning salon, eye care is not an option – it’s a non-negotiable requirement. Get the facts to educate guests on the vital importance of wearing FDA compliant eye protection. It’s a fact: Your skin can tan – your eyes cannot. Learn why it’s absolutely necessary for indoor tanners to wear special eye …
Adopt a telephone communication style that anticipates and satisfies the needs and expectations of your guests while building rapport, synergy and two-way trust. Guests can usually form a judgment through one interaction with one individual. Dissatisfaction from guests can come from the neglect they feel if they’ve received a poor product or service, or if …
If you have a personal grudge against dirt and germs, you’re going to love this Sun is Life module. If not, A Little Dirty Talk will do you a lot of good, anyway. A clean and inviting guest environment is important to the success of any retail business. But in the tanning profession, it’s …
Uncover your guest’s real tanning potential. Use advanced pre-screening skills and tools to protect your guests, as well as your tanning salon. Pre-screening for potentially limiting procedures will protect your guests as well as your tanning salon from certain liability. Learn how some foods, prescription and over-the-counter drugs may increase sensitivity to UV rays. Individuals …
Enhance your ability to recognize, respond to and report unpredictable UV overexposure emergencies. Injury is defined as any circumstance or incident resulting from the use of a tanning system that prompts a guest to seek medical attention. Employees must understand the importance of compiling accurate information as part of the response as injuries are “alleged” …
