Home Sunbed Hire Cornwall
Sunny Days Sunbeds
07885 378742
Electronic Sunbeds
Tansun sunbeds are the every latest in design & technology ,The Amber
single sunbed & Capri Double sunbed.
These sunbeds are designed for tanning in the comfort of your own home .
Tansun’s new Electronic 10 Tube Amber Canopy comes with 10 minute
timers and fast tanning 0.3% tubes, Low energy consumption and a sleek
ergonomic design make it perfect for small bedrooms and tanning while relaxing
on your own bed. An ultra-modern design which
combines stylish curves and several unique features to provide the ultimate home
foldaway sunbed.
The Tansun
Capri Doubles base
consists of 9 0.3% tubes , whereas the top canopy contains 10 0.3% tubes , ensuring an even all over tan. It is fitted as
standard with safety timers for a safe tan.
These sunbeds are manufactured in Great Britain using only the highest
quality components and wherever possible comply with the latest relevant British
and European standards.
Lower Power Consumption
Max Power Tubes
Elite Sunbeds
Elite Sunbeds are
an ultra modern design, which combines stylish curves and
several unique features to provide the ultimate home sunbed.
Curved to promote an even all over
tan and greater comfort
Appropriate safety timers fitted to conform with
current legislation
Hydraulically assisted lift and lower enables
finger tip control
About us
We offer a fast &
friendly service with reliable delivery & collection.
In addition,
full tanning advice and instruction on safe use of our Sunbed equipment is
provided upon delivery,
Sunny Days Sunbeds acknowledge both the risks and
benefits from Sunbed use,
& encourage our clients to use Sunbed equipment as a balanced part of their
tanning & beauty regime,
All Sunbeds are cleaned, serviced and
electrically tested,we use UVI & Infrared
Temperature Sensors to maintain our tanning tubes.
Sunbeds are fitted with 0.3% Ruva tanning tubes for a
professional tan in the comfort of your own home,
Our Sunbeds are fitted
with Twin Timers as per Health & Safety Regulations, Goggles
supplied free.
Tanning Guide
Your Skin Tone
|
Skin Tone |
Sunburn
Danger |
Tanning |
Protection
|
 |
Reddish Hair
Light Coloured Eyes
Very Light Complexion
often with freckles |
Extremely sensitive
immediate sunburn
2% of central Europeans |
Tans very slowly
if at all |
Natural Protection
5 - 10 minutes |
 |
Blond to Brown Hair
Blue, Green or Grey Eyes
Light Complexion
often with freckles |
Sensitive
Almost always Sunburn
12% of central Europeans |
Light Tan |
Natural Protection
10 - 20 minutes |
 |
Dark Blonde or
Chestnut Hair
Grey or Brown Eyes
Medium Complexion
Very few or No freckles |
Normal Sensitivity,
Sometimes Sunburn
78% of central Europeans |
Good Tan, provided the skin is exposed to the sun step by step |
Natural Protection
20 - 30 minutes |
 |
Dark Brown or Black Hair
Dark coloured Eyes
Brown or Olive Complexion
No Freckles |
Very resistant,
seldom sunburn
8% of central Europeans |
Always Tans |
Natural Protection
approx. 45 minutes |
* Protection: This is in natural sun, not a powerful Sunbed. Please follow the instructions given to you.
A few extra
hints and tips
MOISTURIZE
YOUR SKIN BEFORE YOU TAN
While it is true that people should not wear any
type of products on their skin before tanning, they should moisturize their
skin before they begin this process. Moisturizing your skin will help you
to receive a better tan. Skin that is moisturized absorbs UV rays with
better results. This means that moisturized skin will tan faster and more
effectively. People should use a special tanning
lotion to
moisturize their skin.
You
should also keep in mind that once melanin production begins within a
person’s body the less exposed areas will naturally darken as well. People
should also wear some type of lip protection during the tanning process. A
person’s lips doesn't have the ability to produce melanin and the UV light
will burn this area causing it severely chap or blister. Lip balm is
generally used to block out UV light during the tanning process.Sunbeds are designed to offer a safe and controlled tanning
environment than natural sunlight but, as with exposure to natural sunlight ,UV
may pose a risk to certain people. Anyone on the following precautionary list
should not be allowed to use a sunbed or should seek medical advice before use.
Please don't sunbathe & sunbed on the same day, the risk
of burning is much greater,
Why doesn’t my skin tan
equally all over?
The insides of arms & legs do
not tan as easily because they contain fewer pigment forming cells than the
skin on the rest of the body. The face does not tan as easy because it has a
naturally thicker layer - providing special protection from UV-B. Freckles &
pigmented moles contain a particularly high amounts of tanning pigments &
therefore go darker much more quickly than other areas of the skin.
Do NOT use a Sunbed if you Are/Have:
Diabetic
- Aged under 18?
- Always burn in natural sunlight?
- A medical condition that becomes worse in sunlight?
- An excessive amount of moles and/or freckles?
- A history of sunburn, particularly from childhood?
- Had skin cancer or any member of your immediate family
have/had skin cancer?
- If you are pregnant, or suspect you are. If having hired a sunbed
you establish you may be pregnant stop using the sunbed and consult your
GP immediately.
Also, if you are on any medication, check with your GP or
pharmacist before using a sunbed as certain drugs make the skin more
sensitive to UV light.
Some medications affected by UV Light:-
Antibiotics
- Many antibiotics list
photosensitivity as a common adverse reaction and come with warnings against
the use of sunbeds while on antibiotic therapy. Tetracycline
antibiotics, such as tetracycline, doxycycline and minocycline, cause light
sensitivity in some people. Sulfonamide antibiotics, including Bactrim,
Septra and other sulfa brands, also increase your risk of sunburn and skin
cancer due to increased photosensitivity. You may experience severe
sunburns, red rashes and widespread redness due to drug-induced
photosensitivity. In severe cases, blisters that resemble sun poison may
occur. Photosensitive reactions often occur within 24 hours of combining
photosensitive medications with tanning light exposure. If your physician
prescribes an antibiotic for you, ask if tanning is safe while you are
taking the medicine.
NSAIDs
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory
drugs, or NSAIDs, are commonly used for arthritis, back pain and chronic
joint pain associated with autoimmune disorders. NSAIDS treat the pain,
stiffness and inflammation from these disorders without the side effects of
oral steroids. There are many NSAIDs, but prescription naproxen and
piroxicam cause a greater risk of light sensitivity. Naproxen is also sold
over the counter under several brand names to treat pain, swelling,
menstrual cramps and inflammation. The naproxen sold in stores is a lower
strength than prescription naproxen, but you can still have a reaction to
ultraviolet light. If prescribed an NSAID, ask your doctor if you can safely
use a sunbed.
Cardiac Medications
- Physicians often treat cardiac
conditions with a variety of medications, including blood pressure
medicines, diuretics and anti-arrhythmia medicines. Diuretics prescribed
under the generic names furosemide and hydrochlorothiazide are often ordered
for cardiac conditions, but both medications commonly cause heat sensitivity
and photosensitivity to ultraviolet light. Other heart medications that can
interfere with tanning are the prescription drugs timolol, amiodarone and
quinidine, which are prescribed for arrhythmias and blood pressure control.
Talk to your pharmacist about cardiac medications and sun sensitivity. In
addition, check the information leaflet that comes with your medicine for
photosensitivity warnings.
Retinoids
- Dermatologists prescribe oral
and topical retinoids to treat acne, wrinkles and certain skin disorders.
Common retinoids include acitretin, tazarotene and tretinoin-based products.
Tretinoin is a derivative of vitamin A and a popular ingredient in most
retinoid medications. Tretinoin works by irritating the skin to promote new
cell growth, resulting in fewer wrinkles, smoother skin and fewer breakouts.
Limit your exposure to sunlight and ultraviolet light while using retinoids,
because they increase your chance of severe sunburn and heat rash. Speak to
your dermatologist before combining retinoid medications and use of sunbeds.
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