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08-10-06, 06:25 PM
I don't have a clue about sunbeds either but I trend down in Dundee/Perth area has changed from the stand and tan ones to the lying down ones. I think it's more relaxing for the client.
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08-10-06, 06:50 PM
Stand up beds are more space efficient, as they can have their own little changing room fitted to the front. Lie down beds need their own room in the salon.
Stand up beds will tan under your arms and get tyhe bits under your bum, lie downs do not. I have found that lie down beds tan your legs better than stand ups. I personally prefer lie down as its more relaxing, but people tend to alternate between the two. In the salon im in they have something called trio tubes, they are stronger on the legs! HTHs. xx |
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09-10-06, 12:03 PM
I use sun beds quite often and I always use Ergoline beds which give me fab results. I have to say though I prefer the lie downs rather than stand up. The one I use is a Ergoline 950. HTH
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09-10-06, 01:08 PM
What katelisa said is true certain beds tan retain areas.... it's a mix and match as to who preferes what but try this
The Sunbed Company have a look see what you think but also consider your space. HTH's xx |
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09-10-06, 10:55 PM
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I bought 2 stand-ups. Nice reliable none labour intensive income. I got 200w after a lot of reading the output of the 225w was not justified at the moment as being any real world better than the 200w. I bought out-right. I will sell and renew as the technology changes. The beds I got were: Special Edition Eclipse from Sunquest PS... Are you from Moray in Scotland? By any long shot do you know Glen form Moray Security (he supplies bouncers for nightclubs) if you ever need a doorman give him a shout LOL. |