For most clients, how should you set exposure time for their second tanning session?

Setting the exposure time for a client's second tanning session to be the same as their first session is appropriate because it allows the skin to gradually acclimate to the tanning process. This approach is based on the principle of building a tan slowly and safely.

Initially, clients may have different skin types, with varying levels of sensitivity to UV exposure. By maintaining the same exposure time for the second session, you help prevent potential overexposure that could lead to skin damage or undesirable sunburn. This method also emphasizes the importance of monitoring how the client's skin reacts after their first session.

Subsequent sessions can then be adjusted based on the client's feedback and the results observed. It's essential to prioritize skin health and comfort, making gradual changes rather than drastic increases in exposure time in subsequent sessions. This philosophy supports the overall guidelines for safe tanning practices and encourages clients to enjoy the process without risk of harm.