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Yes and no. The sensor detects redness on the skin and calculates a lower dose. In some cases, customers may receive a lower UV dosage if they come back in for a tanning session within twenty-four hours (to be avoided) whether from a sunbed or the natural sun. The sensor will recognise the redness, which may or may not be recognisable to the naked eye.
