Toasted buns

A friend of mine told me she uses Tanning Oil when she tans in her tanning bed. I have always heard that oil was a REAL BIG NO-NO to tanning bed acrylics.
I have some of the same oil she uses but I use it outside. I have tried to "google" (because I don't wanna just come in here and ask a bunch of stupid questions) to see the BAD affects of using oil on bed. I don't want to ruin any acrylics.

Can someone help me with this?

She said she uses it and it won't hurt, as long as a lot of people don't use it, and that it was 'just harder to get off of the bed'. I've heard it will RUIN the acrylic.

Please help. (and don't tell me NOT to come to your salon with oil ...I'm not, ) I just want to have an answer please.

SandiGirl

If everybody thought the same way she did then our acrylics would constantly be ruined.

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billable

All oil is not bad. petroleum based oils are bad.

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Toasted buns

This is a petroleum based oil. I tried to find some answers but got no where. Thanks for your help.

Sherin

JA makes some incredible body and facial tanning oils.

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Neon Beach

Petroleum based products will cause the acrylics to become cloudy. They are definite no no's!!

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dcjjp2

"This is a petroleum based oil. I tried to find some answers but got no where. Thanks for your help"

You answered your own question... Would you put kerosene or gas on your skin?

TanWorldOrder

That or how about the acryllic is made from the same oil. You are pouring "liquid plastic" on plastic. Try pouring red paint on red paint then try to seperate them.

Not gunna happen.

Toasted buns

Thanks for your answers.

Neon thanks, I was wanting to know what it would do to the acrylic....I didn't wanna ruin one.