SKIN TYPE I

Skin type I normally refers to people with very fair or sensitive skin and often with red or strawberry blonde hair and freckles and pale blue, pale grey or pale green eyes.

People with skin type I hardly ever tan either in direct sunlight or UV light. A person with skin type I should NOT tan on a sunbed or sunbathe outdoors.

SKIN TYPE II

People with skin type II tend to have blonde or light colored hair, blue or brown eyes.

Skin type II normally has fair skin that easily burns but can develop a tan.

SKIN TYPE III

Skin type III normally has brownish white skin who tan fairly easily but can sometimes burn if overexposed.

People with skin type III can tan easily, but they must respect the fact that they can still burn, especially without a base tan.

SKIN TYPE IV

Skin type IV normally has light brown or olive skin with dark brown hair and eyes.

Skin type IV normally tans easily and hardly ever burns; they still need to be careful not to overexpose.

SKIN TYPE V

V normally has naturally brown skin and brown eyes.

Skin type V normally tans easily and hardly ever burns, but you still need to be careful not to overexpose.

SKIN TYPE VI

Skin type VI normally has naturally brown or black skin and brown eyes.

Skin type VI normally tans easily and hardly ever burns, but you still need to be careful not to overexpose.

We recommend:

Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3 (the first 3 days) on your sunbed at half the maximum recommended exposure times for your particular skin type.

Day 4 and Day 5 can be increased slightly until you reach the maximum exposure time for your skin type. The above exposure times must not be exceeded in any 24-hour period, and you must not additionally sunbathe.