This will depend on your skin type and aftercare, but a tan will usually last 5-10 days. Proper prep and aftercare are so important to get your tan to last as long as possible. Avoid being in chlorine and using harsh chemicals to keep your tan looking fresh and beautiful.

 Waxing and shaving should be done the day before they tan, not the same day. Both of these hair removal methods are a form of exfoliation. Waxing provides a deeper exfoliation and therefore cannot and should not be performed after the tan. It will literally remove the entire tan. You can shave, but we suggest waiting at least a day, and using a fresh new razor along with a non-chemical shaving lotion or cream.

It's recommended to get a spray tan AFTER your manicure/pedicure or other esthetic appointments. We recommend a dry pedicure or manicure prior to having their tan.

Yo can apply makeup after their tan, however we suggest waiting as long as possible, at least 2 hours. Keep in mind that you’ll want to avoid washing their face while the tan is developing (12 hours. If you must apply makeup the same day as your tan is applied, powder is preferred to liquid.

Our solution is made of organic ingredients that are not harmful to you, your unborn child, or your breast milk. However, we can provide you with the ingredient list so you can discuss with your doctor and make an informed decision together.

During the first 12 hours after application, the bronzer may slightly rub off on lighter clothing and sheets. If there’s any colour transference, the solution being natural sugar based, should wash out easily. Dark clothing is best, and it is best to avoid sleeping on white or lighter coloured sheets. If you do experience any staining, please refer to a professional cleaner or dry cleaner for assistance.

No. When a client’s skin is peeling, it’s unknown for how long and how many layers will peel off, leaving a very uneven area to work with. Getting an airbrush tan will only make the appearance of peeling skin look worse.

It’s crucial that the bride showers at least once twice before putting the dress on, so that there’s no residual bronzer left on the skin. Some brides see small amounts of bronzer rub off where the boning of their dress touches their skin. Warm temperatures and humidity play a factor (destination weddings).

Clients should wait 1-2 weeks after getting a tattoo before getting a tan, unless you completely cover it. After waiting a couple weeks, you will be pleased with the way a spray tan can enhance your tattoo, making the colours pop.  

It’s difficult to remove a fresh Tan. The tan will naturally fade in a couple of days, otherwise you can soak in Epsom salts and very gently exfoliate the skin using the Sunnatan exfoliator.

For clients with problematic skin or clients that are unsure if a spray tan will be okay with their eczema, psoriasis or acne we can use a patch test on the areas of concern before tanning the entire body.

The biggest chance of having a skin reaction occur is when a client has just had a shower and exfoliated vigorously, or if the skin is broken. If a client does react to any of our products it will most likely happen instantly.

Allergic reactions to natural ingredients can occur as well.  If a skin reaction occurs, advise your client to take a Benadryl for immediate relief. Most people who have reactive skin, will be aware of what products trigger those reactions, including those with natural ingredients.

• Sunna Cactus & Agave Body Lotion (available in store)

• Hempz Herbal Body Moisturizer

• Vaseline Intensive Care Cocoa Radiant

• Aveeno Daily Moisturizer

• Cerave

• Native
  

• Cetaphil Ultra Gentle Body wash

• Aveeno Daily Body wash

• Hempz (available in shop)

• AVOID DOVE PRODUCTS

• Australian Gold Botanical

• Sun Bum Original

• Sun Bum Mineral

• Bask

• DOVE PRODUCTS

• Mineral oil

• Fragrances

• Alcohol

• Exfoliants

• Essential Oils