Could I be allergic to the sanitizer at the tanning salon?

Firstly, don't answer this question with ';This is why you shouldn't go tanning'; or ';tanning is bad'; or anything along those lines.





Whenever I go tanning it seems like right where my shoulder blades touch the acrylic always get itchy afterwards. Am I allergic to the sanitizer? Does the acrylic get hotter and it's burning me? Why does it only happen where my shoulder blades touch the acrylic?Could I be allergic to the sanitizer at the tanning salon?
No offense, but i'm just not comfortable with tanning salons. I can understand using them in the winter, but surely not in the summer


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I Cr 13:8aCould I be allergic to the sanitizer at the tanning salon?
yes you can be allergic to it, i am as well. It doesnt alwayyys happen, usually when the bed was just cleaned within a few minutes. to avoid this i try to make sure the bed is dry as possible and use all of the allotted time before the tanning bed goes on. hope this helps. =]
Are you putting a tanning lotion on before you tan, because it could be a combination of the lotion, the temperature of the bed AND the sanitizer. Whats strange to me is why its just where your shoulder blades are, usually when I tan that bone right above my butt gets all red just from the pressure I put on it while laying down. But you are on the right track, try a different tanning place just once and see if it still happens, do the whole ';process of elimination'; thing for this issue. Good luck PYT! :)
Maybe perhaps you should try a stand up bed....Also if you feel tight or itchy on your skin you may be be burning. Try going into the bed for less time, because overexposure will create burns