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Recommended exposure times for the Q6 – for UV4:
RECOMMENDED EXPOSURE SCHEDULE
MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIMES (IN
MINUTES)
CLASS
SKIN TYPES
week 1 week 2 week 3 week 4
I
Sensitive skin
Tanning not advised
Burns easily and severly, and does not
tan.
II
Light skin
6
10
15
20
Burns easily and severly, and tans
minimally.
III
Normal skin
7
12
16
20
Burns moderately, and tans
moderately
IV
Dark skin
8
13
17
20
Burns minimally, and tans well or
above agerage.
Allow at least 48 hours between all exposures, tan maintenance: 1-2 times weekly
MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME: 20 minutes.
Notice the following tanning rules for proper and safe use of your tanning device :
•
The exposure time for first session must not be shorter than 1 minute.
•
Follow the recommendations concerning exposure duration and exposure intervals
•
Protect your eyes from visible and infrared radiation, take adequate precautions ! Always use
the provided sunglasses!
•
Do not sunbath and use the machine on the same day.
•
This device is intended to be used by one person at a time!
•
Lie on the sunlamp bed and lower the top section to its internally regulated stop point to attain
this position. Any other position may result in overexposure.
•
Always use the protective sunglasses provided.
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Remove cosmetics well in advance of exposure and do not apply any sunscreens.
•
Do not undergo exposure when taking medicines or using cosmetics, which increase sensitivity to
ultraviolet radiation. If in doubt, take medical advice.
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Follow the recommendations concerning exposure duration and exposure intervals.
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Seek medical advice if persistent lumps, sores or pigmented moles develop on the skin.
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Ultraviolet radiation from the sun or UV-machines can cause injury to skin or eyes. These
biological effects depend upon the quality and the quantity of the radiation as well as the skin
sensitivity of the individual.
•
The skin may develop sunburn after an excessive exposure. Excessively repeated exposure to
ultraviolet radiation from the sun or the machine may lead to premature ageing of the skin as
well as increased risk of development of skin tumours.
Exposure Schedule Q6