FAQS + POLICIES 

Exfoliate 24 hours prior to your spray tan with a basic loofah or wash rag. Also, stay away from any heavy exfoliating oils.After showering DO NOT apply lotions, oils, or perfumes.Shaving should be done 12 hours before your spray tan. Streaks may be an issue in your final tan if you shave right before due to the wax from the shaving bar.Manicures, pedicures, and waxing should all be done prior to your spray tan.Make sure to bring loose fitting clothes with you for after your spray tan.

Nope! I custom-match your color to your skin tone, so you’ll look like you, just glowier.

I’ll give you your exact rinse time at your appointment, usually [X to X] hours. Until then, avoid water, sweating, and workouts.

[Hope to fill in: how rapid develops, rinse time, and who it’s best for.]

The length of your spray tan depends on the maintenance afterwards. Most people notice their tan beginning to fade after about 4-7 days. Moisturizing and staying hydrated are two important factors to support the length of your tan.

1 to 2 days before, so your glow is fully developed. Try to avoid booking the morning of.

Monthly memberships include unlimited tans each month, booked by appointment. Your membership renews automatically until you cancel, just give me 30 days notice.

NO! You will be blotchy.

Yes, it will remove majority of the tan and/or lighten it. Seawater, chlorine, and hot tubs can accelerate the fading of the tan. I recommend wearing waterproof sunscreen to help repel the water.

To the appointment: Loose fitting dark clothes. During the tan: Bra/underwear, swimwear, or nude. Whatever you are most comfortable with.

DHA is FDA approved and only penetrates the outermost layer of the skin. There is no evidence that DHA is harmful. However, we do recommend that you consult with your physician first.

Not unless you are completely healed. You should never tan with healing/open wounds.

Only if the area is completely healed.

Yes, but must have parent’s consent.

We recommend scheduling a patch test prior to coming in for a full spray tan.

Normally yes, but a waiver will need to be signed prior to getting spray tanned.

Yes, the first few days minimum cosmetic bronzer might minimally rub off on your clothes etc. But, most cosmetic bronzer does rinse off.

Please wait 16 - 24 hours and we recommend additionally rinsing off prior to working out. This will wash away any remaining bronzer – which is the cosmetic portion of your spray tan.