PRE & POST TAN TIPS. PLEASE BOOK VIA PH NOT BY FACEBOOK. Do NOT tan if you are peeling. The product I use is EcoCert approved (compliant to the Natural and organic EcoCert standard) In busy summer times I have a sign out directing you where to go PLEASE COME THROUGH THE SIDE GATE TO THE RIGHT OF MY HOUSE (looking from the road). Colder winter quieter times just come to the front door. In preparation for a tan please shave/wax/exfoliate (really exfoliate dry areas like elbows and knees) at least 6 hours before your tan, showering immediatley before hand is not reccomended as your pores could still be a little damp and tan does not work well on really hot skin. Please bring comfy/loose clothing to put on after the tan (feel free to bring pjs, dressing gown, etc) this happens more often than not. DO NOT MOISTURIZE OR USE DEODERANT BEFORE TANNING (wipes are available if you need to wipe underarms before hand). After tanning please make sure you have wiped the inside of your hands/fingers and the bottoms of your feet with the baby wipes provided. Also do this again with a flannel within the next hour just to be safe!! KEEP AWAY FROM WATER FOR THE NEXT 4 or 8 HOURS (depending on what tan we have used). I recommend tanning at night time so the product can process untouched by liquid overnight. The colour you see immediatley is just a bronzer, this is added to the solution so technicians can see where they have sprayed, this washs off in the shower and the tan develops for 12-24hours after application. After tan application please be careful when washing your hands after the bathroom, the smallest drop will damage the tan, which means you are off the hook for dishes and cleaning!! When its time to rinse your new tan off, shower and wash as normal avoiding loofahs and flannels. To keep your tan looking even and to ensure it lasts as long as possible please moisturize daily (The more often the better). Tight clothing such as jeans and leggings can leave dark marks where the seams are down the leg, try to avoid that kind of clothing within the first few days. Obviously pools contain chlorine and the amount in every pool-spa etc varies, chlorine is a bleach and will strip your tan. To remove the tan, soak in a bath and exfoliate with a flannel :) Any questions please feel free to contact me on 0273522029. Thanks heaps for your support my beautiful addicts :) Anna
Posted on: Tue, 02 Sep 2014 06:50:31 +0000
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