LED tanning salon is a tanning salon that operates with innovative LED facial tanners.

The ChocoLed is the tanning unit of the future, developed by Chocolate Brown Csokicső to achieve the most efficient tanning results.

The LED tanning unit is a system composed of separate UV-A (ultraviolet „A” component) and UV-B (ultraviolet „B” component) LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) in an SMD (Surface Mount Device) configuration, complemented by special (two different colored) light therapy LEDs.

Unlike traditional tanning tubes and facial tanners, the LEDs can be precisely „tuned” to the weighting function of melanin production (UV-B) and immediate tanning (UV-A) as defined by DIN 5031 standards, resulting in a much more effective tanning experience.

Unnecessary radiation (such as visible or infrared) for tanning purposes can be partially or completely eliminated.

The ChocoLed is an exceptionally efficient tanning device for both the face and body.

The Hybrid tanning bed is a solarium device where, in addition to traditional tanning tubes, modern UV radiation LEDs also tan the skin. The Hybrid solarium was created by combining two completely different technologies.

The Choco LED does not generate heat, nor does it cause a burning sensation or scorching because these factors do not contribute to tanning the skin.

The ChocoLed does not emit strong light or radiation in the infrared and other irrelevant ranges for tanning purposes.

The UV radiation (which is responsible for tanning the skin) is not perceptible to humans because it is not visible and does not have a temperature, meaning it does not produce warmth.

Intense light and heat are unnecessary byproducts of tanning and unfortunately are associated with conventional tanning tubes and facial tanners.

Thanks to modern technology, the UV LEDs emit negligible amounts of unnecessary/irrelevant radiation. The spectrographic radiation profile of the Choco LED is incomparable to the spectrum emitted by traditional tanning tubes and facial tanners.

According to measurements conducted by the National Institute of Radiobiology and Radiation Protection, the Choco LED facial tanners emit significantly reduced (almost negligible) levels of infrared (750nm-1mm) electromagnetic radiation compared to traditional high-pressure facial tanners.

When using the Choco LED, there is no sensation of the burning or scorching heat typically experienced on the facial skin with traditional high-pressure facial tanners.

In general, ChocoLed is suitable for all tanners, but particularly beneficial for those who prefer lying-down tanning beds and may slide down during the session or individuals who tend to switch off the facial tanners or cover their faces to reduce the significant heat associated with infrared radiation.

Choco LED is also suitable for individuals who wish to enjoy the lovely experience of light therapy.

Conscious tanning refers to being mindful and aware of the tanning process, taking into consideration factors such as the type of tanning equipment used, exposure duration, and skin protection.

Choco LED facial tanners primarily emit radiation in the ultraviolet range responsible for tanning, while their infrared electromagnetic radiation is minimal compared to traditional high-pressure facial tanners. This has been confirmed by accredited measurements conducted by the National Institute of Radiobiology and Radiation Protection. Additionally, Choco LED’s environmental impact is more favorable due to significantly lower electrical consumption.

Conscious tanning involves making informed choices that prioritize the well-being of both the skin and the environment.

Light therapy is used for various purposes and offers numerous benefits. In the case of lying-down tanning beds, the use of light therapy tubes may not be effective on the face due to the presence of facial tanners, which is an area of particular importance for stimulating collagen production.

The high-performance light therapy LEDs of ChocoLed are positioned directly in front of the face, allowing their effects to directly impact the facial skin.

ChocoLed facial tanners contain two different types of light therapy LEDs.

The RED light (655-670 nanometers) may promote collagen production, while the BLUE light (465-475 nanometers) can revitalize the skin. According to the German DIN 5031 standard, this radiation induces the photoisomerization of bilirubin, potentially aiding in the breakdown of bilirubin in the blood.

When it comes to tanning with any tanning device, including LED tanning, it is important to adhere to the recommended frequency and duration based on your skin type. There should be a minimum of 48 hours between two tanning sessions. Following these guidelines ensures the safety and well-being of your skin during the tanning process.

Just like with any tanning device, including Choco LED tanning panels, it is recommended to tan for an appropriate duration based on your skin type. The recommended tanning time should be determined according to your specific skin type to ensure a safer and effective tanning experience.

The Hybrid tanning bed should be used in the same way as traditional tanning beds.

WARNING!

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation can cause eye and skin damage, such as premature aging of the skin and potentially the development of skin cancer.

Please read the instructions carefully. For further information, consult the staff. Always wear protective eyewear! Certain medications and cosmetics can increase sensitivity. Excessive tanning is unhealthy, and sunburn should always be avoided.

The recommended exposure program (tanning schedule) complies with MSZ EN 60335-2-27 standards.*

skin type II skin type III skin type IV skin type session 2 minutes 2 minutes 2 minutes 2 minutes session 2 minutes 3 minutes 4 minutes 4 minutes session 3 minutes 4 minutes 5 minutes 6 minutes session 3 minutes 5 minutes 7 minutes 8 minutes session 3 minutes 6 minutes 8 minutes 10 minutes session 4 minutes 7 minutes 10 minutes 12 minutes session 4 minutes 8 minutes 11 minutes 14 minutes session 4 minutes 10 minutes 13 minutes 17 minutes session 5 minutes 11 minutes 15 minutes 19 minutes session 5 minutes 12 minutes 16 minutes 21 minutes session 5 minutes 13 minutes 18 minutes 23 minutes session and thereafter 5 minutes 14 minutes 19 minutes 25 minutes

The total dose of sun exposure must not exceed 3 kJ/m2.

There should be a minimum of 48 hours between the first and second session.

The initial dose for skin type II should not exceed 100 J/m2.

The single dose should not exceed 600 J/m2.

The total accumulated exposure time within a year (maximum 25 kJ/m2) is 992 minutes.

*The above table provides recommended maximum times and is for informational purposes only. Please consider that each tanner has individual characteristics.

Always consult the staff for guidance on selecting the appropriate duration. Excessive tanning should be avoided as it can be detrimental to your skin. Overexposure to UV radiation is harmful to the skin.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR TANNING BED USERS

The following individuals should not use tanning beds:

• Those under the age of 18
• Individuals prone to freckles, natural redheads, those with abnormal skin pigmentation, and those with 16 or more moles on their body larger than 2 mm in diameter
• Individuals with atypical moles (irregular shape, larger than 5 mm in diameter, different colors, irregular edges) should seek medical advice if unsure
• Individuals who do not tan or who cannot tan without getting sunburned or suffer from sunburn
• Individuals who are prone to sunburn or who have experienced severe sunburn during childhood
• Individuals with a history of skin cancer or currently suffering from skin cancer, as well as those who are predisposed to skin cancer
• Individuals with immediate family members suffering from melanoma
• Individuals with light-sensitive conditions or taking photosensitizing medications

Safety instructions:

• If skin redness occurs hours after UV treatment, further treatments should be stopped, and after a one-week break, treatment can be resumed from the beginning of the treatment schedule.
• If unexpected side effects, such as itching of the skin, occur within two days after the first session, seek medical advice before continuing further treatments.
• The staff should provide advice to guests regarding the timing and scheduling of artificial tanning, depending on the nature of the UV radiation and skin type.
• The tanning device must not be used if the timer is malfunctioning or if the filter is broken or missing.
• Only users should be present in the operating tanning area; other individuals, especially children, are not allowed.
• Pets are not allowed in the cabin.

Please note:

Ultraviolet radiation from the sun and tanning devices can cause skin and eye damage, which can be irreversible. These biological effects depend on the quality (UV-A, UV-B), intensity of radiation, and individual skin sensitivity.

Excessive UV radiation can cause skin burns. Frequent exposure to excessive ultraviolet radiation from the sun or tanning devices can lead to premature aging of the skin and increase the risk of various types of skin cancer. The risk increases with the number of UV treatments. Radiation received during youth increases the risk of future skin damage.

If the eyes are not adequately protected, excessive UV radiation can cause eye inflammation and damage to the retina. Repeated exposure to ultraviolet radiation can lead to cataracts.

For individuals with specific sensitivity or allergic reactions to UV radiation, consult a doctor before starting treatment.

Preparations before tanning:

• Always wear protective eyewear. Contact lenses and sunglasses do not substitute for protective eyewear.
• Remove any cosmetics from the skin well before tanning and avoid using tanning lotions.
• It can worsen your health condition or intensify the side effects of certain medications. If in doubt, seek medical advice.
• Allow at least a 48-hour break between two tanning sessions.
  Avoid sunbathing and using a tanning bed on the same day.
• Follow the recommended tanning schedule (frequency, duration, breaks, number of treatments within a year, distance from UV lamps).
• Consult a doctor if you experience recurring growths or painful areas on your skin, or if there are changes in your moles.
• Protect sensitive areas of your body, such as scars, tattoos, and genitalia, from UV radiation.

You can find the nearest Choco LED tanning studio by clicking on the „Studios” section on the website.