1 MIN 10 AED
Experience a sun-kissed glow in our Solarium, where advanced technology mimics natural sunlight.
Media City Branch
DIFC Branch
A solarium uses ultraviolet light to produce a cosmetic tan. Indoor UV tanning can cause burns and premature skin ageing and increases the risk of skin cancer. A tan is not a sign of healthier skin. Contact Armonia Spa for current availability and equipment details at your chosen branch.
Before Your Visit
Before deciding to use a solarium, read the equipment warnings and ask staff about the session process and required eye protection. Tell them about any skin conditions, UV sensitivity or medicines that may affect sensitivity to light. Following operating instructions does not remove the health risks of UV tanning.
UV exposure can cause burns even if the session does not feel painful. Stop the session and alert staff if you feel burning or discomfort.
There is no risk-free schedule for UV tanning. We do not recommend a universal weekly frequency; consider the risks before using a solarium.
Contact the spa to confirm the available session lengths and equipment instructions. A shorter session does not make UV tanning risk-free.
Yes, cleanse your skin beforehand and avoid using cosmetics for better results.
Colour changes vary with skin type and exposure, and a particular shade cannot be guaranteed after one visit. UV tanning does not hydrate, rejuvenate or improve skin health. If you have concerns about your skin or medicines, seek medical advice before considering a session.