Skipping every day allows you to boost up time a little bit faster than going every day!
Tanning lamps are designed to be exposed to every 48 hours.
Your body takes this long to absorb and process the light it gets during a sun session.
Going more frequent is considered over exposure we and we always advocate smart sun exposure!
Your body also will go into defend mode and will hit a tanning plateau quicker going more frequently. 

Knowing your skin type allows us to prescribe a tanning exposure schedule that will work for your skin, not against it! Do you know we cannot tan if we are a skin type 1? We suggest self tanners and spray tans. Skin type 2s need to really start low and build up slow, they don't have a lot of natural melanin and need to build that up so their skin does what it is supposed to, prevents burn.
Skin type 3 is what the average tanner is, it isn't a free pass to start off a full time but generally we can start you just under half the time and your body will know what to do!! 
Whatever your skin type, it is important to listen to your skin, and take your time. The better of a unit you go in the more efficiently your tan will build.  

You don't buy a new car just to drain it of its oil, put butter in the washer fluid reservoir, and put bald tires on it. 
You need to rock the before, during, and after to not just make your tan amazing, but also to boost your skin's appearance. Tanning always gets a bad rap for aging you too fast, and without care, it will! Tanning sucks all your moisture from your skin during a session. So let us suggest our favorite products to give you that healthy beautiful glow to your skin! 
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Make sure to use a tanning tattoo sticker each visit so you can track your tanning progress. We build so gradually its hard to notice, having something to compare to will always help you see where you are at!
No sticker? Usually under the butt has a couple tan lines to compare to ;) 

AVOID
Any product on your skin after your prep shower. Moisturizers, Perfumes, Oils, Makeup can all prevent your spray from absorbing correctly. We suggest only using products before/during/after your spray that is made for sprays! Read below for our favorite products and how to use them in your routine for the best results!