where and What Spray Tan Machine can you Recommend ?
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Permalink Reply by Erin Downey on
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I have a Novell machine and love their Amber Sun solution, it's the best color and has the best coverage to build with you can get the best custom color!
Their starter kit with the tent is $799
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Permalink Reply by coldsalineplexus on
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I know I sound like a broken record each time this comes up, but you might want to consider a tabletop tanner application. We use fake bake from Universal and buff it into the skin. Clients are on the warm table instead of freezing and wet in a tent. The quality and duration of the tan is great.
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Permalink Reply by Amy Sherman on
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I am going to try this! How do you keep it off your sheets?
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In the massage room, we use dark dark grey sheets anyway. Maybe get a gray or brown set just for that service.
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Permalink Reply by Tammy Spangler on
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I too will offer table top tanning with a body scrub prior to application. Hope this goes over well.
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Permalink Reply by Tara Borders Dollar on
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Is the mitt that comes with it reusable or do you use something different to apply?
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i may purchase fake and bake any suggestions or tips? There are a few different bottle. Would you be talking about the liquid tan ?
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love Intraceuticals, great color, goes on soft, smells like coconut, uses the oxygen system with airbrush applicator
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Permalink Reply by Allison Ault on
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Personally, I would use a machine. I have been airbrush tanning for 4 years, and can apply a tan in less than 5 minutes. It takes longer for the client to dress and undress than it does for me to apply the tan. Tanning is seasonal, and when you are in high season, you definitely want to be able to serve as many clients as possible as quickly as possible. The cost of goods sold (actual product) is quite low. You shouldn't use more than a couple of ounces, and that ends up being $2-3 of solution. I use towels for feet that I wash with bleach and also a disposable plastic shower cap. I would look at your costs as well. You may not be able to charge more for a table application, so you may have a smaller margin. If you are planning to do a lot of tans, you'd be better off investing in a machine and spraying. I wrote an article in Skin Deep recently on airbrush tanning bodybuilders. Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions about spray tanning :) My contact info is at the end of the article http://www.ascpskincare.com/membership/ascp_skin_deep.php
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