Aspen Glow Sunless Studio

Remember, less is better if ever in doubt.

When you go out in the sun how long does it typically take
before you burn?

Type 1

Rarely tans, if so it takes a lot of work and is a light beige or
just pink. Always burns easily, burns in less then 15 min, face
is sun sensitive and burns very easily, Normally has freckles.
When you burn you have pain, blistering, peeling, redness.
You will not see a suntan immediately after UV exposure.
(within 24 hours)

We recommend:
5% - 7%

Type 2

Can tan lightly, takes work. Usually burns easily in 15 – 25
minutes, face burns easily. When you burn you have pain and
peeling, and redness. You will not normally see a UV tan
immediately after UV exposure (within 24 hours)

We recommend:
7%-9%

Type 3

Tans easily but still can burn but not super easy. Your tan
turns to a light to medium brown. Most common skin type in
the US. You may have some freckles. Usually you will see a tan
right after tanning (within 24 hours). Tan color is usually
beige or light brown. Face can burn in the sun. Body takes
25-40 min in the sun before burning. (if you have no tan) If
you burn you get pinkness, some redness, and some peeling.

We recommend:
8% - 10.5%

Type 4

Tans easily, burns rarely. No freckles. A few hours in the sun
and you are very tan, not generally burned. It is much easier
for you to tan, and tan darkly quickly compared to a type 3.
Always sees a tan after tanning (within 24 hours). Tan color is
usually brown to olive. Face rarely burns in the sun. Body
Takes more than 40 minutes in the sun before burning. If you
burn you never peel, rarely get red.

We recommend:
9%-12%

Please remember, choosing a high DHA% thinking you will be
darker does not always work.

Off color development (orange),rapid and uneven fading can
result.

If you still have questions, contact us for expert advice.