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1. Register before you arriveCreate your Tan Peaks account online and complete the New Customer Agreement from your phone. You can also do it at the counter on your first visit — it just takes a few minutes longer.
2. What check-in looks likeGive us your name at the counter. We confirm your paperwork, take a quick photo for your account if we don’t have one yet, and get you to a bed. An acceptable photo on file is required before any session.
3. Protective eyewear — requiredFDA-compliant protective eyewear is required for every UV, hybrid and red-light session. Bring your own or pick up a pair at the counter; closing your eyes is not enough.
4. Choosing your sessionTell us about your skin and your experience. Our team helps you choose between lay-down UV, stand-up UV, hybrid or red light and a session length that fits — we never sort beds into “levels,” and your first UV session is kept short.
5. LotionIndoor tanning lotion is made for indoor use; outdoor sunscreen and oils are not allowed in the beds. Ask us about bronzer or no bronzer, tingle or no tingle, and after-care — we match a lotion to your skin and your session.
6. UV, hybrid, red light and stand-upUV and hybrid sessions tan; a hybrid session adds red light in the same bed and still counts as a UV session. Red light alone involves no UV. Stand-up is a UV session you take standing. UV and hybrid sessions are limited to one per day, 18 hours apart; red light is up to one per day.
7. Safety — read thisIndoor tanning is not risk-free. UV exposure can damage skin, cause burns and premature aging, and increases the risk of skin cancer. If you take medication that increases light sensitivity, or have a skin condition, talk with your healthcare provider before tanning. A parent or guardian’s signed consent is required before anyone under 18 can tan, and no one under 14 may tan.

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