We spray tan many light skin clients and most of these clients may be a little apprehensive about spray tans since they have never been able to get a natural tan. We know that having light skin puts you at greater risk of getting skin cancer. Instead of rolling the dice and risking burning your skin in the sun, opt for a faux glow with a spray tan.
Our fair-skinned clients are amazed at the results of a spray tan. Most have the misconception that there is only one shade of spray tan solution, dark. This is not the case and the majority of the time we will use our lowest percentage DHA solution which is typically 8.5%. Our spray tan technicians are trained to lightly mist our fair-skinned clients which will produce a beautiful glow.
Here are some tips to help fair skin clients with their first spray tan:
Exfoliating is a Must
Taking a step to prep before your spray tanning session can help ensure an even tone and absorption. Exfoliate your body everywhere that you plan to tan. This will remove the dead skin cells and make it easier for you to get a more even tone. This is especially important for fair-skinned clients who may show slight variations in color than those who are starting with a darker base. You can use a sea salt or sugar exfoliator or an exfoliating sponge to slough off the cells before you fake bake.
Our fair-skinned clients are amazed at the results of a spray tan. Most have the misconception that there is only one shade of spray tan solution, dark. This is not the case and the majority of the time we will use our lowest percentage DHA solution which is typically 8.5%. Our spray tan technicians are trained to lightly mist our fair-skinned clients which will produce a beautiful glow.
Here are some tips to help fair skin clients with their first spray tan:
Exfoliating is a Must
Taking a step to prep before your spray tanning session can help ensure an even tone and absorption. Exfoliate your body everywhere that you plan to tan. This will remove the dead skin cells and make it easier for you to get a more even tone. This is especially important for fair-skinned clients who may show slight variations in color than those who are starting with a darker base. You can use a sea salt or sugar exfoliator or an exfoliating sponge to slough off the cells before you fake bake.
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