BYROKKO Shine Brown Premium XXL Tan Accelerator Oil, for Sunbed & Outdoor Sun,Tanning Achieve a Natural Tan with Natural Ingredients. Coconut Oil, Walnut Oil, Hazelnut Oil, (150 ml)

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Summer is still far away. But did you know that you can start working on your sexy summer tan already today? You just need something to boost the sun’s diminished winter power – or UV lights of your tanning bed… Meet Shine Brown

Could increase risk of overexposure and burning, will damage sunbed equipment High street moisturisers Say hello to the ultimate summer essential! Our super tropical oil will increase your ability to tan naturally while keeping your skin soft, moisturized and glowing. This way, you will be able to enjoy your time in the sun and get the best out of it! The secret lies in the powerful tropical formula: a special blend of natural oils enriched with vitamin E. These carefully selected ingredients boost your skin's production of melanin, which increases your ability to tan. And to make everything even more perfect, we added a unique tropical fragrance into the mix!Our ingredients are simple and natural, yet very effective. Those magical active ingredients our chocolate oil contains help build your melanin levels, which speeds up the tanning process and in the end helps you achieve that perfect tan. You get more tan – but more time for doing other things you love! And don't worry, your chocolate tan will be long-lasting, too. These formulas can also risk damaging your tanning equipment too. One key aspect of acrylic care is ensuring it remains clean, using alcohol-free cleaning products. Many high street products contain alcohol which is not appropriate for use on equipment – even stand-ups. We have seen imagery from salons showing vertical sunbed floors peeling, where the wrong product has been used, and the floor has been damaged as a result. Key takeaways: Although an old product, this one always pops up occasionally as something people use for tanning. The second ingredient listed in this product is paraffinum liquidum – a form of mineral oil. Plus this also contains Petrolatum and alcohol. These ingredients can dry out skin, are not designed with tanning in mind, and can increase the risk of overexposure and burning. What’s more, these ingredients are not appropriate to use on a sunbed due to the risk of acrylic damage from the mineral oils. Key takeaways:

Products such as baby oil, vaseline, and petroleum jellies are all inappropriate for tanning. These products have not been designed for tanning. Therefore, they do not contain UV-specific ingredients, or the appropriate skincare needed to care for skin whilst tanning. Mineral oils can magnify UV, making overexposure and burning more likely. What’s more, the use of alcohols and preservatives can dry out skin, meaning that tan results are short-lived and don’t feed, hydrate or care for the skin, or combat the signs of ageing. Although we always strongly recommend using sun protection when spending time outdoors, applying sun cream before a sunbed can be argued to negate the time spent on a sunbed. As time spent indoors is controlled to avoid overexposure, the use of sun cream means the skin doesn’t spend time tanning. There are times when sun protection is necessary:

Sexier Tan with Less Exposure to the Sun

What’s more the use of oils can once again cause a slip hazard in the salon, endangering tanners and staff.