What should clients do if they experience an adverse reaction to tanning?

When clients experience an adverse reaction to tanning, the best course of action is to stop using the product and seek medical advice if necessary. Adverse reactions can include symptoms such as rashes, burns, or unusual skin reactions, which may indicate an allergy or sensitivity to the tanning products being used.

Taking immediate action by ceasing to use the product helps prevent further irritation and allows the skin to recover. If the symptoms persist or worsen, consulting a healthcare professional ensures that the client receives appropriate care and guidance on how to manage their reaction. This is crucial for client safety and well-being, as further exposure to the product may result in more severe reactions or complications.

In contrast, continuing to use the product, applying more product, or ignoring the symptoms can exacerbate the situation and lead to serious health concerns. Recognizing and responding appropriately to adverse reactions fosters a safe tanning experience and cultivates trust between clients and the tanning providers.