facial tanning lamps in bed unsafe - Page 2

corvette · 10-04-2001, 12:09 PM

chipp,chippp,chippp
please name a bed that does not have a switch to turn off the facial lamps if the filter glass breaks or as you say comes out of place,you make me laugh so much i cant wait to meet you in nashville.please tell all of us what (booth)manufacture you sell for as i would like check out the best built and designed (booths)in the world.

Chippp · 10-04-2001, 12:19 PM

I guess the article hit a sour note with bed owner's with facial tanning lamps. Seems that this is not a rare thing.
I guess that some here don't see a difference between facts and fantasy to bad, for your clients.
You can't argue with facts.
New poll suggestion>>>> How many salon owners use facial tanning lamps with the filter glass removed ? and how many salon owners would let their tanning clients use tanning facial lamps with the filter glass removed?
If you use filter glass over you facial lamps why?
If the lamps pose no risk why not remove the filters glass.
What an uniformed bunch.
Read the article for your self.
Oh never mind..you might learn something.

corvette · 10-08-2001, 06:56 AM

WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT.PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTION.

Becky · 10-08-2001, 08:58 AM

Chippp never ever answers questions. He just likes to spout illogical blah blah blah.

Ignore him.

Tamar · 10-08-2001, 10:42 PM

Chipppppppppp,
Please explain to me why my face reddened after using a stand up booth recently, I have never experienced that in a facial lamp bed. Edumacate me here; you have my undivided attention.

I'll be right here at the computer, patiently awaiting your infinite wisdom.

Chippp · 10-11-2001, 11:55 AM

You must have taken a longer session then what your skin type should have taken,
unlike tanning beds that use high pressure facial lamps you don't have the risk of filter malfunction or alteration in booths.

Tamar · 10-11-2001, 10:20 PM

The timer was set for 15 minutes, I got out at 8. I shudder to think what would have happened if I had stayed in for the whole session. I am a Type 4, olive skin, tan easily.

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10-04-2001, 12:09 PM	#11 (permalink)
corvette Join Date: Feb 28 2001 Location: tennessee Posts: 216 Rep Power: 8	chipp,chippp,chippp please name a bed that does not have a switch to turn off the facial lamps if the filter glass breaks or as you say comes out of place,you make me laugh so much i cant wait to meet you in nashville.please tell all of us what (booth)manufacture you sell for as i would like check out the best built and designed (booths)in the world.

10-04-2001, 12:19 PM	#12 (permalink)
Chippp Join Date: Apr 19 2001 Posts: 2,556 Rep Power: 8	I guess the article hit a sour note with bed owner's with facial tanning lamps. Seems that this is not a rare thing. I guess that some here don't see a difference between facts and fantasy to bad, for your clients. You can't argue with facts. New poll suggestion>>>> How many salon owners use facial tanning lamps with the filter glass removed ? and how many salon owners would let their tanning clients use tanning facial lamps with the filter glass removed? If you use filter glass over you facial lamps why? If the lamps pose no risk why not remove the filters glass. What an uniformed bunch. Read the article for your self. Oh never mind..you might learn something.

10-08-2001, 06:56 AM	#13 (permalink)
corvette Join Date: Feb 28 2001 Location: tennessee Posts: 216 Rep Power: 8	WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT.PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTION.

10-08-2001, 08:58 AM	#14 (permalink)
Becky Waiting Confirmation Join Date: May 7 2001 Posts: 1,057 Rep Power: 0	Chippp never ever answers questions. He just likes to spout illogical blah blah blah. Ignore him.

10-08-2001, 10:42 PM	#15 (permalink)
Tamar Join Date: Aug 15 2001 Posts: 2,240 Rep Power: 8	Chipppppppppp, Please explain to me why my face reddened after using a stand up booth recently, I have never experienced that in a facial lamp bed. Edumacate me here; you have my undivided attention. I'll be right here at the computer, patiently awaiting your infinite wisdom.

10-11-2001, 11:55 AM	#16 (permalink)
Chippp Join Date: Apr 19 2001 Posts: 2,556 Rep Power: 8	You must have taken a longer session then what your skin type should have taken, unlike tanning beds that use high pressure facial lamps you don't have the risk of filter malfunction or alteration in booths.

10-11-2001, 10:20 PM	#17 (permalink)
Tamar Join Date: Aug 15 2001 Posts: 2,240 Rep Power: 8	The timer was set for 15 minutes, I got out at 8. I shudder to think what would have happened if I had stayed in for the whole session. I am a Type 4, olive skin, tan easily.

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