The itch you're getting is a burn, you may not see it but it's there. Don't go until after this clears up and if the salon owner or works can't tell you what to do to help, I wouldn't go there. I suggest you lower the amount of tanning time you are tanning at and also I suggets starting in the highest bed and working your way down. If the salon has a "high pressure" bed start with that.
I say this because generally the higher beds have more "bronzing bulbs" and less "burning bulbs" so as you work your way down the "burning bulbs" tend to increase to lower beds. HD beds go to the second layer of your skin and actually decrease the amount of times you need to tan after a "base tan" has been developed - sometimes down to twice a month although can be used daily or every other day depending on machine. Hope that helps and if you need any other advice let me know, you can PM me or I'll check back in here later!
Nov 24, 0 London. I don't do tanning salons, but it's obvious that your skin is burning, as it would if you were out in the sun without protection. Allisonfaye O. Oct 30, 18, 5, This happened to me and the same thing happens when I spend time in the sun with no sunscreen on. I had to go to the hospital when I went to the tanning bed many, many years ago and what they did was give me a shot of Benydryl actually, I got two or three, I think which is an antihistamine.
The reaction you are having is an allergic reaction and your body produces histamines which is why they give you the antihistamine. Honestly, I never went to another tanning bed after that and you probably shouldn't either.
That itching is your body telling you it isn't good for you. That's the best way to catch a natural looking tan. Tanning salons cause more damage than the sun. Jan 28, 11, 7. Tanning does have negative and positive effects. In no way to I advocate tanning every day of your life, yet alone for years and years.
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Usually it takes hours before the tanning itch occurs. The itch typically occurs when the body is not properly hydrated in the days before and after a tanning session. The drier the skin is before a tanning session and the less you rehydrate after a tanning session, the more likely a tanning itch would occur. The regeneration of skin cells starts under the epidermis and forces itself to the surface peeling back dead and damaged skin.
If the skin is very dry, that regeneration causes an irritation that is extremely painful. Tanning beds are very warm and combine this heat with extended tanning, and you can also get a post-tanning heat rash. Tanning bed itch is one of the most common complaints received by tanning salons. February 11, So what really is a tanning itch and what causes it? Tanning Bed Itch Tanning beds are very warm and combine this heat with extended tanning, and you can also get a post-tanning heat rash.
Here are some tips on how to stop or prevent tanning itches: Use tanning lotions i.
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