HOW DOES IT WORK?
The airbrush tan uses a DHA Sunless Tanning solution.  This solution, when sprayed on the skin, activates itself through your body’s temperature by opening the pores and absorbs into the skin.  It has natural chemical reactions with the keratin and melanin causing it to turn golden brown without the need of UV rays.

HOW LONG DOES IT LAST?
The instant golden brown tan is totally safe, natural looking, and lasts up to 9 whole days.

HOW DO YOU PREPARE?
Remove all jewelry.  Dress down to your comfort level.  Place a shower cap over your hair.  Apply Barrier Cream over your palms, and unpainted finger nails and the bottoms of your feet. (Do not touch yourself for the first 45 minutes after applying the barrier cream.)

HOW DO YOU DRY?
Once the airbrush process is finished, you will have the option to stand in front of a far for 5 or 10 minutes or to be dried by a hairdryer to help speed up the drying process.  Put on your loose fitting clothing and loose fitting shows once you feel dry enough to do so.

HOW DO YOU PROTECT YOUR NEW TAN?
For the first 10 or 12 hours after your airbrush tan is applied, do not shower or swim.  Apply perfume or engage in vigorous activities.  Avoid getting wet from rain.  Raindrops on newly sprayed skin will result in spotting.

Use our special Revive Ultra color Extender after your first shower to lock in the DHA color and then every morning and evening to extend the life of your tan.

HOW SOON WILL YOU SEE THE RESULTS?
Your golden brown tan will start to show immediately.  The majority of color appears within 4-6 hours but the process actually continues for 24 hours.
 

The Following Products will lighten or make the Sunless Tan Blotchy:

1. Dove shower gel or soap will fade the tan.
2. Curel lotion has destroyed some tans.
3. Hair inhibiting lotions such as Jergens, tend to make the tan yellow.
4. Anti-Aging products that “renew”, “refresh”, or exfoliate your skin.
5. AHA’s (Alpha Hydroxy Acids) glycolic, lactic malic, citric, and tartaric acids.
6. BHA’s ( Beta Hydroxy Acids-Saliclic Acids)
7. Retin-A type products (Retin-A, Renova, Tarorac, Tretinoin)
8. Toners containing Witch Hazel or Alcohol.
9. Anti-acne products that exfoliate your skin-Accutane or Salicycline Acid.
10. Make-up remover cleaning products or oils used to clean away eye makeup.
11. Bar soap, especially deodorant varieties or antibacterial.
12. Use of a loaf or a scrub mitt etc. for daily washing (they need a soft washcloth).
13. Band-Aid or adhesive tape that will pull off the tan.
14. Facial masks or exfoliating scrubs.
15. Beor’e type adhesive facial strips.
16. Wax hair removal.
17. Depilatory hair removal products…Nair, Veet, Neet, etc.
18. Shaving exfoliates the skin therefore fading the tan.  Have clients use a New and clean razor with a lubricating product such as hair conditioner. Wash off conditioner when done.  A dull razor will scrape off the tan.
19. Pat dry after the shower, don’t rub dry.
20. Body hair bleach products.
21. Submersion in a hot tub, swimming in a pool with chlorine, salt-water, even long hot baths can effect the "tan."
22. A Women’s tan may also develop differently during various hormonal occurrences (ovulation, menstruation, and pregnancy).  It may be streaky, patchy, fade worse or produce lighter or no color.
23. People with oily skin ten to develop a lighter tan then people with dry skin.
24. The oils can coat the skin and dry skin absorbs more product faster.
25. Bug spray, when sprayed directly onto the skin can remove of fade the tan.
26. Have the client spray clothing or a “cloud” of spray that they can walk through instead of applying directly to skin.
27. Clients should have clean, dry exfoliated skin before being sprayed.  This means no make-up, deodorants, moisturizers, moisturizing body washes, etc.