We all panic before we shoot off to hotter climates, not just about the queues at the airports and missing our flight, but also about burning and damaging our skin. Locals would look on in confusion at the pale British traveller descending the aircraft steps and heading straight for the beach in the hottest part … Read more
Yes, it’s that time of the year when we all start to realise that we are way too pale to cope with the sunshine that’s coming our way! Not only do we know that warmer climates mean hotter sun rays but the thought of bringing out our summer wardrobe also fills is with the dread … Read more
We are famous for renewing our Spalding sunbed salon tanning lamps on a regular basis. Right now we have both Laydowns ‘bedding’ in their new lamps and both Stand Ups lamps are still performing at their optimum level. How do we know? Well it’s all down to constantly appraising with our engineers to ensure Spalding … Read more
Something we have noticed is that at our tanning salon in Spalding we are seeing a more consistent trade rather than huge peaks and troughs. This also seems an industry wide trend, which may indicate that sunbed users not only in Spalding, but also throughout the UK as a whole are treating UV exposure as … Read more
We all envy those people who not only have their best colour, but also their best skin. They just look a lot more professional don’t they? Your skin is the largest organ your body has and therefore deserves the attention you can give it to look good and feel great. So what can you do … Read more
On a previous post we spoke about that your melanin is the pigment that tans and colours when it is raised to your skin surface. It is often misjudged that you tan your skin cells, and this where UV worshipers can really see how that can be detrimental to your skin. Your melanin needs to … Read more
Why do British travellers look so pale on arrival and then so ‘sun blasted’ after a few days in a warm climate? Compare that with the locals who seem to have the most natural colour available to them. It’s hard not to feel a touch of envy. The easiest way to understand this is that … Read more