Level 1 Tanning Bed Vs Level 2

Level 1 and level 2 tanning beds offer low pressure bulbs while level 3 4 5 and 6 offer medium to high pressure bulbs.

Level 1 tanning bed vs level 2. You should start out with a level 1 tanning bed to get your skin warmed up because if you go straight to the level two you will probably get burnt. It depends on your skin type and the amount of money that you re willing to pay. Level 4 200 watt. Typically the higher the level the lower the uv rays.

6 000 total bed wattage. In our level iii equipment our clients find that 1 2 sessions per week is enough. Level 1 100 watt non reflector no facials. Level 5 high pressure bed.

Level 1 100 watt. Level 2 160 180 200 watt with a variety of up grades like facials shoulder lamps and so on it can also be a booth. Beginner tanners start out at 3 5 minutes slowly. Level 1 2 and 3 tanning beds.

Level 1 tanning beds are great for building your base tan. Level 1 sunbeds offer the following. Less uvb burn ray higher uva bronzing ray than level 1 sunbeds. Today salons offer bigger beds and super fast tanning options.

3 200 total bed wattage. I have also heard some salons that do it by the total wattage output of the bed this makes a big difference. Maintain your tan with 3 5 sessions per week. Level 2 sunbeds offer the following.

Tanning salons use the concept of levels to correlate with the intensity emitted by the bulbs. Many may argue that a system with combinations of the above create additional levels. The sun room tanning offers level 1 tanning beds that are above and beyond what your typical tanning salon uses. I am still confused about that one.

Favorite answer level two will get you darker. Generally speaking in our level i and level ii systems 2 3 sessions per week is sufficient to maintain a very nice looking color. Ok the difference between a level one an level two is that the level one has less watts than the level two for example you have to lay in the level one tannin bed for 20 minutes to achieve the tan. In short the difference between the levels has to do with tanning power with the lowest being level 1 and moving up in power with each subsequent level.

Level 3 hp equipment. When using our level iv high pressure tanning it only takes 2 3 sessions per month to maintain the most natural looking color. How exactly does this work. Level 2 160 watt.

Level 3 180 watt. In the 1980s tanning beds came with 24 26 or 32 lamps see reference 1.