We are proud to announce the much anticipated arrival of Tiffany Schipper, a licensed esthetician with 5 years professional Lash Artistry experience.  She is skilled in both Classic and Volume Lash technique and prides herself in beautiful long lasting lashes.  From Natural to Dramatic, Tiffany will transform any eye shape with her advanced technique and patient attention to detail.  Tiffany is now a part of the Bare Raydiance Team!  Dedicated to providing superior service and care to our clients.   For contact information and pictures please visit her
Instagram page:  Lash Artistry by Tiffany 

As of February 5th, 2013, we are now Bare Raydiance Salon! This name change is just one of the many improvements in the works to provide you with the best service possible. Keep an eye out for the upcoming changes that you are sure to love! 
Just a hint: spray tanning, new high tech beds, and flat screen tvs are on their way...

As of this week we have officially begun selling the newest lotions from Designer Skin and Devoted Creations. With 14 new lotions to choose from, we can guarantee just the right fit for you. Plus, check out the newest celebrity line: Kardashian Glow!

We've all heard the endless criticism against indoor tanning for years, but have you ever wonder where the information was coming from? Who was so avidly funding the $35 billion dollar anti-UV campaign? Some of the answers may just surprise you...
Check out the excerpt below and read the full article at TheTanningTruth.com, one of the most well-reputed tanning information sites available.
"The cosmetic dermatology’s powerful fear-based marketing message, which drives millions of customers into their offices, has helped grow their businesses by 320%. And the existence of the indoor tanning industry is competitive to dermatology’s multibillion-dollar phototherapy industry. Consider, according to the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology: In 1993, 873,000 phototherapy sessions were delivered in dermatology offices in the U.S. By 1998, sessions had fallen off 94 percent to just 53,000.

1. The cost of a single phototherapy session – which utilizes indoor tanning equipment in a dermatologist’s office – is nearly $100 per session, about 20 times more than an indoor tanning session. An estimated 1.5 million indoor tanning clients today successfully treat psoriasis in indoor tanning facilities.
2. If tanning salons were closed, the cosmetic dermatology industry would gain up to $5 billion in phototherapy sessions which would be charged to health insurance companies and the Medicare system. (According to dermatology's own reports, psoriasis patients average 35 sessions per year at an estimated average of $85 per session.)

The dermatology industry is in a hypocritical position when it comes to indoor tanning:

1. According to the phototherapy industry’s own practices, dermatologists use sunburning dosages of UV light for the clinical treatment of psoriasis, a non-life threatening disease. If any UV exposure were as dangerous as a recent statement from the AAD claims, then dermatologists would be guilty of violating their Hippocratic oath for using UV in burning dosages to treat purely cosmetic skin conditions.
2. Melanoma mortality is increasing in men over age 50, but dermatology is targeting its anti-sun campaign almost exclusively at women under age 50 – the group most likely to visit cosmetic dermatology practices for its services.
3. The American Academy of Dermatology and other skin-care groups get much of their marketing budget directly from the chemical sunscreen industry. The AAD receives millions for putting endorsement logos on chemical sunscreen products – a much-criticized "pay for play" program."

A prominent Las Vegas health columnist this week pointed out that “Sun Scare” is so overdone that vitamin D deficiency is a problem in Las Vegas — where sun shines 320 days a year.
“As so often happens in America, many of us take helpful information – prolonged exposure to the sun’s rays can damage skin and cause cancer – and take it to the extreme,” Paul Harasim, medical reporter for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, writes. “And then too many come to believe that even small amounts of sunshine will harm us.”
Harasim quotes Dr. David Park, chair of the primary care department at Touro University Nevada College of Osteopathic Medicine, saying: “Totally shunning the sun is unhealthy. Vitamin D deficiency shows up in blood tests and I’d recommend people get them.”
Want to read more? Check out the article HERE

Due to the growing demand we've had lately for our Red Light Collagen Treatment, we're now taking appointments in order to make the process more convenient for everyone. Just call ahead - a few days or a few hours (either is fine) - and we will get you in without the wait! And don't be shy - let us know how the new system is working out for you.