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Aceboogie · 05-09-2008, 10:38 AM

Thats good news about the doctors wife! however I think you will find it hard to keep your salon open with 1 customer a week coming in for the advantage of Vitamin D. ANd I am not sure if you read what little information I did provide, but it said i am LOOKING TO GROW, GROW, GROW! Thats why I remain annonymous. The last thing my salon is going to do is close down lol.

The point is being missed here, THERE IS NO DOUBT ABOUT THE EMISSION OF VITAMIN D THROUGH TANNING!!! We all understand that! The question was in regards to the output of UVB in newer tanning beds. The second question was, is there anything else we can promote BESIDES or ALONG WITH Vitamin D, that may be more effective at attracting customers who are scared of beds.

Eileen, that topic of tanning and P53's sound interesting. Any links you got where I can read up on.

Tanfixr what are you talking about? Catch up to the conversation, where past that! How about I start an easier form for you, where you and your friends can talk about the most obvious stuff ever, and feel smart! You sound like homer simpson when he goes to Dr. Nick for medical advice. Long story short it is not a good idea when trying to prove a point. How about what bulbs where used in the test?
How bout posting the link to the article so we can educate ourselves to. The problem is regular salon owners, myself included attempting to give advice that should only be given by professionals! Our opinions ARE FAR TO BIASED. You should let people decide for themselves by providing them with necessary resources to learn more (tanningtruth, uvadvantage.org, etc.) . No offense but I would shoot myself before I took cancer prevention advice from a tanning salon owner. For tanners who are concerned, you would be suprised how much research they are willing to do to learn more. You should try doing what I do with the PC's in the lobby. if your worried about people surfing the net, just firewall all other sites.

Better yet if you have an email list (which i hope everyone does) Why dont you email blast relevant articles to your tanners weekly. You will find that providing them with information (like I do) is much more effective then your 21 year old behind the counter.

05-09-2008, 10:38 AM	#56 (permalink)
Aceboogie I'm Banned Join Date: May 8 2008 Posts: 32 Rep Power: 0	Re: Dermatologists fume at tanning industry claims Thats good news about the doctors wife! however I think you will find it hard to keep your salon open with 1 customer a week coming in for the advantage of Vitamin D. ANd I am not sure if you read what little information I did provide, but it said i am LOOKING TO GROW, GROW, GROW! Thats why I remain annonymous. The last thing my salon is going to do is close down lol. The point is being missed here, THERE IS NO DOUBT ABOUT THE EMISSION OF VITAMIN D THROUGH TANNING!!! We all understand that! The question was in regards to the output of UVB in newer tanning beds. The second question was, is there anything else we can promote BESIDES or ALONG WITH Vitamin D, that may be more effective at attracting customers who are scared of beds. Eileen, that topic of tanning and P53's sound interesting. Any links you got where I can read up on. Tanfixr what are you talking about? Catch up to the conversation, where past that! How about I start an easier form for you, where you and your friends can talk about the most obvious stuff ever, and feel smart! You sound like homer simpson when he goes to Dr. Nick for medical advice. Long story short it is not a good idea when trying to prove a point. How about what bulbs where used in the test? How bout posting the link to the article so we can educate ourselves to. The problem is regular salon owners, myself included attempting to give advice that should only be given by professionals! Our opinions ARE FAR TO BIASED. You should let people decide for themselves by providing them with necessary resources to learn more (tanningtruth, uvadvantage.org, etc.) . No offense but I would shoot myself before I took cancer prevention advice from a tanning salon owner. For tanners who are concerned, you would be suprised how much research they are willing to do to learn more. You should try doing what I do with the PC's in the lobby. if your worried about people surfing the net, just firewall all other sites. Better yet if you have an email list (which i hope everyone does) Why dont you email blast relevant articles to your tanners weekly. You will find that providing them with information (like I do) is much more effective then your 21 year old behind the counter.