Spray-Tanning:
The Safest way to tan!
Rates
- One Session: $29.00
- Three Sessions: $75.00
- Upgrade from VIP package: $20.00
Spray Tan F.A.Q.
What do I do before a spraytan session?
To achieve the perfect sunless tan you should always follow two simple steps: Exfoliate and Shave. Follow these steps the day of or the night before you tan:
Exfoliate your skin in bath or shower by massaging an exfoliant gel onto the skin with a washcloth or sponge. Concentrate on rough areas such as elbows, knees and ankles, then rinse clean. This removal of dead skin cells will give you a fresh, even surface to tan, which will increase the life and evenness of your Spray-Tan.
Specially formulated Spray-Tan products work in conjunction with the Spray-Tan Tan process.
What should I wear in the Spray-Tan Room?
Most people wear nothing. Since the room is completely private, going for an all-over tan is completely up to you. However, if you do wear a bathing suit or underwear, the spraytan solution will come out in the wash.
What happens if the Spray-Tan mist gets in my eyes?
Spray-Tan Tan tanning mist has been thoroughly tested by a third-party lab and the results showed no eye or skin irritation. Spray Tanning mist has been used in over three million tanning sessions with no adverse reactions documented.
What happens if I inhale any of the Spray-Tan mist?
While no one should purposely inhale or ingest the Spray-Tan Tan mist, it is known that DHA (the active tanning ingredient) is a non-hazardous compound and causes no adverse reaction in moderate quantities when applied topically or even ingested. DHA has been used as a diet supplement in sports nutrition and is non-carcinogenic. Testing has further shown that DHA is less toxic than aspirin, caffeine and even common table salt. Based on our research, the maximum amount of DHA that could accidentally be ingested or breathed during a one minute Spray-Tan Tan sunless tanning session would be .05 milligrams (equivalent to less than one grain of common table salt). Ingesting this minimal amount of DHA should pose no health risk to the consumer.
Should I cover my hair while tanning in the Spray-Tan tanning Room?
Many customers wear a disposable shower cap, provided by the salon, to keep tanning mist from getting into their hair. Other customers tan without covering their hair. The Spray-Tan Tan tanning mist does not penetrate the hair follicle.
How long should I wait after a spray tanning session before showering?
To give the DHA enough time to fully set, we recommend waiting a minimum of 4-6 hours after tanning. Showering sooner may diminish the intensity of the tan.
Will swimming affect my spray tan?
Swimming in chlorinated water or salt water can fade the Spray-Tan results, cause possible streaking and will diminish the length of your tan. However, normal activities such as bathing, showering or physical activities will not affect the quality of the tan.
Will my skin look orange?
Not at all. Before Spray-Tan Tan, most self-tanners were creams and lotions applied by hand. That meant inconsistent coverage. Too much lotion applied in one place left the skin looking orange. Not enough lotion left unattractive streaks. Hand held spray-on applicators tend to run and also cause streaking.
If I tan in the Spray tanning room, can I also tan in tanning beds and in the sun?
Yes. There is nothing in the Spray Tanning mist that would prevent you from tanning in tanning beds or the sun. In fact, a number of customers have found that tanning with UV rays and the Spray-Tan Tan tanning mist actually gives them a better overall tan. If you plan to use a tanning bed and the Spray Tan booth in the same day, we recommend that you use the tanning bed first. Remember, however, that the Spray Tan does not give you any protection from UV rays.
I have fair skin and have never been able to tan. Will I look tan after a Spray Tanning session?
Spraytanning was designed specifically for individuals who can't or prefer not to tan conventionally.
What's in Spray tanning mist?
All Spray-Tan Tan tanning mists contain the following:
DHA: this is what produces a long-term tan. The use of DHA has been FDA-approved for decades as an external tanning agent. When applied, DHA reacts with proteins in the skin's superficial layer to form a golden brown color. Your skin begins to darken two to three hours after application and reaches its peak color within 24 hours. The color will gradually fade through natural exfoliation, just like a tan from the sun.
Moisturizers: helps carry the DHA deeper into the skin and promotes a softer, smoother finish. Spray tanning mist contains Aloe Vera, a natural moisturizer that helps skin draw moisture to the surface. Aloe Vera also softens the skin and helps smooth wrinkles.