If a client develops a rash after tanning, what should they do?

When a client develops a rash after tanning, the most appropriate action is to consult with a dermatologist and stop tanning. This is important because a rash can indicate an allergic reaction, irritation, or a sensitivity to the tanning products or methods used. Consulting with a dermatologist ensures that the client receives professional guidance on the condition of their skin, potential underlying issues, and safe options moving forward.

Stopping the tanning process is crucial to prevent further irritation or complications. It is always better to seek professional advice in such situations to ensure the client's skin health and safety. Additionally, ignoring the rash or attempting to treat it with more tanning products can exacerbate the problem, leading to more severe reactions or lasting skin damage.