Best Spray Tan Near Me Woodlands Conroe Tomball Spring Montgomery Magnolia
27326 Robinson Rd #206 281-298-9394
Spray Tan Instructions
*Shower and Exfoliate with BAKING SODA* When you are in the shower, after you have washed your body and hair, grab a handful of baking soda and scrub your skin really good. Then just rinse off. After you shower, DO NOT put ANYTHING on your skin, including lotion, makeup, perfume or deodorant.
***DO NOT USE A SALT OR SUGAR SCRUB***
***DO NOT SHAVE WITH A RAZOR THAT HAS A MOISTURE STRIP BEFORE OR WHILE YOU HAVE A SPRAY TAN***
WE WILL NOT GUARANTEE YOUR TAN IF YOU DO NOT USE THE BAKING SODA BEFOREHAND. We know you work hard for your money and we want you to have the best experience and results possible!
(IF you do not exfoliate, we recommend doing the Ph Spray which is sprayed on prior to the tan to help clean the skin. This is NOT an exfoliant but it will be much more beneficial than not using any type of skin preparation pre-tan)
*Wear loose clothes to put on after your spray tan
*You can do the spray tan however you feel comfortable, whether it be in your swimsuit, bra/panties, topless, nude, etc. (Men MUST wear underwear).
*After your spray tan you will need to stay completely dry the rest of the day, no lotion, makeup, perfume, deodorant, etc.
*You will leave the tan on overnight and rinse the next day.
*The next morning, take a shower, rinse only and begin to apply lotion. You will extend the life of your tan if you keep your skin moisturized.
*If you do not want to sleep in it, we offer the "Xpress tan" that MUST be washed off in 2 hours.
It is important to exfoliate because that gets all of the dead/dry skin off of your body. That way the spray tan is going into a fresh layer of skin. This will make the tan more even and last longer. The better you are to your skin, the longer your tan will last. Do not use a loofah, rag, do not wear jeans...anything that is abrasive or causes excessive rubbing will cause your skin to exfoliate and therefore you will lose your tan much quicker.
