Onyx's strongest tanning accelerator

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Boost your tan with our latest tanning product.

Our strongest accelerator yet gives you a beautiful tan after just one session.
The combination of Tyrosine, Sesame Oil, and Walnut Extract helps you achieve a faster, longer-lasting tan, leaving your skin radiant for days.

Volume: 251 ml

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Onyx Suncolada - Triple Enhancer Bronzer with Maximizes Dark Tan Results

BRONZERS

Bronzer tanning lotions are among the most popular and frequently used tanning bed lotions. How do they work? Bronzing ingredients like DHA and erythrulose give a naturally gorgeous dark tan and healthy skin that will satisfy even the most demanding tanning enthusiasts

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Accelerator sunbed cream for dark tan results

ACCELERATORS

There are many reasons to include tanning accelerators in your routine. They help you achieve a faster, longer-lasting tan while leaving your skin smooth and fresh.
Curious about what a tanning intensifier does? Continue reading to learn how it works and what it actually is.

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SELF TANNERS

Self-tanner - how does it work? Our natural tanning drops give you a beautiful tan without even a ray of sunshine. Dihydroxyacetone (DHA), a naturally derived
ingredient, reacts with the amino acids in the epidermis to color the skin.
Just a few drops are all you need to transform your favorite moisturizer or serum into a perfectly matched self-tanner! Thanks to high-quality ingredients, Sunl’essence bronzing drops ensure a subtle and natural tan while keeping your skin looking healthy.

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TINGLES

If you are looking for the best tingle lotion, look no more! The warm tingle effect breaks the natural barrier of tanning, giving you the darkest tan! So, what is a tanning lotion with a tingle effect? Products in this series intensely warm the skin and cause a slight tingling sensation, stimulating the skin to achieve a deeper tan.

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Tanning blog

What does the skin need after a tanning bed session? What are the best tanning products? How do different tanning accelerators compare?

In our articles, you'll find detailed answers to these questions.

FAQ about Tanning

How to Tan More Effectively? How to Choose the Right Tanning Skin Care Products? What Are the most important tanning recommendations?

We Present the Most Frequently Asked Questions and Answers.


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How does tanning work?

Tanning beds use ultraviolet (UV) light to tan the skin. There are three types of UV light: UVA, UVB, and UVC. Tanning beds are designed to concentrate optimal levels of UVA along with very low percentages of UVB on the outermost layers of skin. This stimulates the production of melanin pigment, which is slightly pink in its dormant state, and causes it to turn brown after excretion. The amount of melanin cells present in the skin determines the amount of pigment that will be excreted and distributed, thus affecting how tan the skin will become. Tanning beds are designed to filter out UVC, which is a harmful type of UV light.

How often can I tan?

It is recommended to take a 24-hour break between tanning sessions. Pigmentation and/or over-exposure may not be fully visible for 12 to 24 hours after a session. Two tanning sessions within a 24-hour period could result in an unintentional burn. Consult your salon for any specific requirements.

What causes the scent that I smell after tanning?

Melanin is the cause. Ultraviolet light in the UVA range causes melanin to enlarge and turn brown. During this process, dermatologists explain, a chemical reaction occurs, producing a distinctive smell. This is completely normal, whether you've been tanning indoors or outdoors. Some tanning lotions are designed to minimize or prevent this smell, but ultimately, a shower is all you need to get rid of it.

Do I really need to wear goggles while tanning?

ABSOLUTELY! It’s the 101 of tanning! Your skin can tan, but your eyes can't. All tanning salons are required by law to supply customers with proper eye protection. This eyewear must meet federal government standards by blocking 99% of UVA and UVB rays. Closing your eyelids, wearing sunglasses, or using cotton pads over your eyes is not good enough. UV rays easily pass through these things and reach your eyes.