If a client experiences an allergic reaction to a tanning product, what should be done?

When a client experiences an allergic reaction to a tanning product, the appropriate response is to discontinue the use of the product and seek medical attention if necessary. Allergic reactions can vary in severity, and by stopping the use of the product, you help prevent further exposure to the allergen, which could exacerbate the reaction.

In many cases, medical professionals are equipped to evaluate the severity of the reaction and provide the necessary treatment, which may include antihistamines or other interventions. It's crucial to prioritize the client's safety and well-being in such situations.

While using ice packs can provide temporary relief for minor irritations, it's not a substitute for proper medical evaluation, especially if the reaction is more serious. Maintaining informed practices around allergic reactions helps ensure that clients feel safe and supported during their tanning experience.