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"Moderate sun exposure -- for individuals who can develop a tan -- is the smartest way to maximize the benefits of sunlight while minimizing the risks of either to much or too little sun exposure." THE INTERNATIONAL SMART TAN NETWORK This Skin Type Analysis Form is based on information from THE INTERNATIONAL SMART TAN NETWORK. Skin Type Analysis Before tanning (indoors our outdoors), it is important to understand your skin type to minimize the likelihood of sunburn. Answer the questions below as accurately as possible. There are six different classifications used by dermatologists ranging from Skin Type 1 (almost never tan) to Skin Type 6 (naturally dark skin that seems to tan endlessly) 1.  When exposed to sunlight or tanning bed, do you eventually develop a tan or do you always sunburn?   Please select your answer Yes, I eventually tan No, I always SUNBURN without tanning 2.  What is the natural color of your untanned skin?   Please select your skin colour Reddish - White White - Beige Beige (light yellowish brown) Light Brown Brown Black 3.  What is your natural hair colour?   Please select your hair color Red or Light Blonde Blonde or Light Brown Brown Dark Brown Brownish Black Black 4.What is your eye color?   Please select your eye colour Light Blue, Light Green, or Light Grey Blue, Green, or Grey Dark Grey or Light Brown Brown Dark Brown 5.  How many freckles do you have?   Please select how many freckles you have Many Some Few None 6.  Which best describes your genetic heritage?   Please select your genetic heritage Caucasian, Celtic (English/Irish) Caucasian, Light Skinned European (Northern, such as German, French) Caucasian, Dark-Skinned European (Southern, such as Italian) Caucasian, Mediterranean or Evenly Mixed Asian/Caucasian Asian, Polynesian, Middle Eastern, Indian, or Hispanic Aborigine, African, African-American 7.  Which best describes your sunburn potential?   Please select your sunburn potential ALWAYS sunburn without tanning USUALLY sunburn, but can tan a little OCCASSIONALLY sunburn, but tan moderately SELDOM sunburn and tan easily RARELY sunburn and develop a dark tan NEVER sunburn 8.  Which best describes your tanning potential?   Please select your tanning potential NEVER tan Can develop a LIGHT tan Can develop a MODERATE tan Can develop a Dark tan Can develop a VERY DARK tan Your results:   Score Skin Type Tolerance & Common Reaction to Ultraviolet Exposure SCORE SKIN TYPE DESCRIPTION 0 - 7 SKIN TYPE 1 Very sensitive to sunlight. Tanning NOT advised. 8 - 21 SKIN TYPE 2 Sensitive to sunlight. Slow gradual exposure advised. 22 - 42 SKIN TYPE 3 Normal sensitivity to sunlight. 43 - 68 SKIN TYPE 4 Skin is tolerant to sunlight. 68 - 84 SKIN TYPE 5 Skin is brown. Very tolerant. 85+ SKIN TYPE 6 Skin is black. Extreme tolerance.

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