Spray Tan or Airbrush Tan!

Airbrush tanning is a new and safe way of achieving a golden look without the risks of skin cancer often associated with overexposure from the sun or from a tanning bed.  Using an airbrush, a clear liquid containing dihydroxyacetone (DHA) is applied to the body.   This ingredient, which has been approved by the FDA for over 30 years for cosmetic applications, reacts with the amino acids in the outer layer

This tan lasts approximately 5 to 10 days depending on your life style and skin type. With follow-up applications, you can maintain your tan indefinitely. Also use moisturizer on your skin daily help keep you and your tan looking healthy and glowing

Sunless or self-tanning lotions contain an active ingredient known as dihydroxyacetone (DHA), a colorless sugar that darkens the skin by staining. DHA works by interacting with the dead surface cells found in the outermost layer of the skin, producing color changes. As the dead skin cells are naturally wearing off, the color gradually fades, just like a genuine sun tan. – Typically within five-ten days

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The depth of your tan is going to determine on how long you leave the solution on your skin. There are many factors to calculate such as skin type, texture, skin color, even hair color is a factor.  After the wait period, the client will then shower off residual (excess) solution.  Over the next 6-12 hours the solution will work with the epidermis’ protein and amino acids to  develop  your all natural golden glow.  (The depth of the tan will be determined by how long the solution is left on the skin prior to showering.)