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Tanning-bed surfaces are typically made of acrylic, are inexpensive and react well to heat and weight. Acrylic is easy to clean, but should be sanitized properly when used in a tanning bed. Acrylic is porous, absorbing bacteria into the tanning bed surface, which can be transferred between users. Special sanitizers can quickly kill harmful bacteria, while wiping the tanning-bed surface clean of lotions and perspiration.
Both contain moisturizers for supple skin. Keep in mind that these products will not protect your skin in outdoor sun and outdoor suntan lotions will not be effective with indoor tanning beds. To protect the tanning beds in a salon, do not use any product containing mineral oil. Mineral oil is found in many cosmetic moisturizing products, including baby oil.