Showing posts with label tan remover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tan remover. Show all posts

Sunday, May 26, 2013

Airbrush Tanning Prep and Post Care


Proper Tanning Prep…


How to Prepare for a spray tan
12-24 Hours Before Your Airbrush Tan
              • Make sure you shower and shave or wax prior to your appointment.
              • Exfoliate with a loofa or sugar scrub prior to your tanning service, however do not apply any perfumes, deodorants, lotions or moisturizers on you skin before you appointment. 
              • You will be able to remove makeup when you arrive, but lotions can act as a barrier and will affect the processing of you tan.
              • Make sure you get your manicure and pedicure done the day before.
              • Make sure you have all your waxing and sugaring done at least one day prior to your tan.
              • Pack your tanning bag (black or dark undergarments if desired, loose fitting shoes, dark  and loose fitting clothes to wear afterwards, umbrella in-case of rain)
              • Uggs or similar shoes are best during the winter and flip flops are best during the summer

15 Minutes Before Your Airbrush Tan

  • Remove all makeup and deodorant with baby wipes
  • Pull hair back away from face and up off your neck (we do not provide hair ties, however we have them available for purchase)
  • Remove all jewelry
  • Change into your desired tanning attire (anything or nothing for females, boxers or briefs for men)
  • Put on the undergarments you want to wear and adjust them to where you want the tan lines to be (we do not provide disposable undergarments, however we have them available for purchase)



Proper Post-Tanning Care…
 
1 Hour After Your Airbrush Tan
  • Dry yourself with the hair dryer for about 5 minutes
  • Gather all jewelry and place it in a safe place, rings and earrings are the only thing you should put back on after the airbrush tan
  • Keep your hair up off your neck
  • Avoid touching your skin with your palms or fingers to prevent the airbrush tan from transferring to your hands.
 
6-8 Hours After Your Airbrush Tan
  • Avoid any activity that would cause seating, exercise, showering, or any activity that may result in water coming in contact with the skin.
  • If you choose to sleep in your airbrush tan, you may want to put down dark sheets or towel to prevent the airbrush tan from transferring to your sheets (it should wash out, but it is recommended to wash immediately) 
12 Hours After Your Airbrush Tan
  • Shower and shave like normal (extra hydrating body wash is recommended or hair conditioner)
  • Make sure to wash off ALL the airbrush tanning solution off your skin or it may appear to look streaky if there is left over bronzer on the skin
  • Pat your skin dry after showering to avoid unnecessary exfoliation
  • Apply a generous amount of moisturizer all over the skin to help the tan last
Day 3-7
  • Apply recommended At Home Tanning Spray at night in the areas that start to fade first (hands, face, and feet)
  • Apply recommended Tan Extending Lotion every other morning to moisturize the skin and extend the life of the tan
  • On Day 7 use the Tan Off Glove to remove all the remaining airbrush tan residue to prepare for your next airbrush tan

 
The Life of Your Tan

The life of your spray tan depends on the care you take of your skin.  Moisturize twice a day and avoid exfoliation. 
Products may reduce the number of days your spray tan will last
  • Band Aids
  • Face Masks
  • Anti-Aging or Acne Products
  • Bar Soaps
  • Hair Removal
 
Activities that may reduce the life of your airbrush tan…
  • Hot Tubs
  • Salt Water
  • Prolonged time in the pool
  • Hot Yoga
  • Extreme Exercise
  • Walking in sand for long distances
  • Massage
  • Mineral Oils
 

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Tan Off Glove - How to Remove Your Spray Tan

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How to Remove Unwanted Spray Tan -

Summer is coming soon, and a lot of you will be coming in for airbrush tans on a regular basis...each week if you want to keep your glow.  The tan often gathers in specific areas and builds up...starting to look unnatural and orange.  Sugar scrubs and salt scrubs are luxurious, but often don't take off all the left over tan and some leave you with a residue.

I was recently sent a product to try at home myself...and it was advertised to take off any left over tan residue or take of any unwanted tan (if you went somewhere else and your tan was less then flawless).

It is the Tan Off Glove, and it is from Australia.  It works amazing!!!!...best part is that you can wash it so it is totally hygienic and it lasts for a really long time.  

I also use the Natural Bristol Scrub Brush because it is nice for me feet and it has a handle for my back.  But the Tan Off Glove has 2 sides, one side as a 'tan corrector' (orange side) gets off excess tan especially around my underarms which is where it gathers for me the worst, and 'total tan remover' (black side) to remove all the remaining tan before your next appointment. 

Use the Orange Side to if you are going to be wearing white the very next day after you get your tan.  It will lightly exfoliate the tan off the areas where you are going to sweat where the tan might not even show...rib cage area, between the breasts, and around the underarms.  That way the tan still looks even and glowing, but you wont risk any excess running or rubbing off onto your beautiful white clothes.

It is my favorite new product that we have and it is reasonably priced...and lasts a long time.  It will absolutely make a difference in how your tan looks and lasts this summer.

Cheers!