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Bion Tanning: Getting That Golden Glow Without Risking OverexposureWhat Is It? Bion tanning is a system that tans the skin without using harmful rays or exposure to sunlight. The term bion tanning might sound quite technical, but in truth bion tanning simply means getting a tan on the face. We all know that when it comes to tanning, getting an even tone on the face can be a formidable challenge. In most cases, instead of tanning nicely, some parts of our faces often come out blotched, flaked and the skin may even peel in some areas. With bion tanning system, you do not really need to worry about blotchiness, flaking, peeling and overexposure to the sun. How Does It Work? The bion tanning is system is really simple. You need to put on specially made protective goggles to protect your eyes from the bright lights. After donning the protective goggles, place your face about four to five inches away from four fifteen watt bulbs inside the bion tanning booth for about five to fifteen minutes. If you are doing this for the first time, set the timer at five minutes initially and see how things goes. You can just adjust the time in your next sessions. When using the bion tanning system, take care not to move a lot while tanning your face to avoid uneven tones in your skin. Although the system is designed to give your skin an even tone, it will not do a very efficient job if you do not do your part so sit in a comfortable position, relax and avoid unnecessary movements in the next five to fifteen minutes. Five to fifteen minutes is not really that long so you should not have much problem sitting tight for the whole duration of the treatment. After using the system, apply some bion tanning lotion to moisturize and nourish your skin. |
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