Mastering the Art of Spray Tanning: The Ultimate Do's and Don'ts Guide
Get the inside scoop on whether it's okay to shave the same day as a spray tan. Learn about the factors to consider and tips for a flawless, long-lasting spray tan.
Mobile Spray Tanning: A Step-by-Step Guide to Preparing for Your Appointment
The Secrets to a Flawless Spray Tan
Kissed by the Caribbean Mobile Spray Tanning always recommends limiting the number of times you shave post-spray tan but there comes a time when you absolutely have to, so I have put together a short tip list to help you avoid removing your spray tan.
The tanning trend has become just as popular among men as it is among women. What has fueled this craze further is the images of bronzed, tanned men in billboards, movies, and TV shows.
Sellers of spray tanning equipment make the marketing claim that a spray tan can be done in two minutes with an HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) spray tan system, the dominant choice in spray tan equipment today. That’s a bit rushed. A quality result is more important than to apply the spray tan as quickly as possible. The actual application can be done in 5 minutes. Some technicians will do two spray passes versus one, which will take a little longer. An allowance for drying time, 5 to 10 minutes, needs to be added as well. Drying time can be shortened by using direct air from the air hose or with a hair dryer.
Sunburn! Oh No, Will This Affect My Spray Tan?
Spray tanning is an effective way to maintain a healthy glow year-round. However, due to the common misconceptions many people have about spray tanning it gets a bad rap. Frequently I get comments from clients that share common concerns such as, “spray tanning will make me look fake,” “the tan won’t last,” “the tanning solution will irritate my skin,” or “I don’t want to look orange.” All these concerns are false, as they are just myths. It would be a mistake to let these common misconceptions prevent you from seeking out spray tanning as an effective treatment for a natural-looking glow. Follow along as I expose the five most common myths about spray tanning.
In virtually every TV advertisement, you’ll probably hear the words ”organic” and “natural” used to sell a wide variety of different products. These adjectives are often applied to products to make them appear healthier – including foods and soft drinks. The unfortunate result is that many people now confuse the terms “organic” and “natural” for each other. In reality, natural products aren’t necessarily organic, and even products advertised as organic could contain a significant amount of unnatural ingredients. In the United States for example, products that don’t carry a USDA Organic Seal only need to contain 70% organic ingredients in order to advertise themselves as an organic product. The remaining 30% of ingredients don’t even need to be natural – so they may consist of nearly a third synthetic materials. And thanks to confusing regulations in other territories, many products advertised as “organic” could be stretching the truth when it comes to some of their “organic” ingredients.
