Because Your Perfect Glow Starts With Your Skin
Prepare your skin so your tan goes on evenly and lasts longer. Exfoliate 24 hours before your appointment and avoid lotions, oils, deodorant, or makeup on the day of your tan. Shave or wax at least 24 hours prior to ensure smooth, streak-free results. Arrive with clean, dry skin for the best glow.
To maintain your glow, avoid water, sweating, or tight clothing for the recommended processing time. After your first rinse, moisturize daily and avoid exfoliating to extend the life of your tan. Pat skin dry after showering and use gentle, tan-safe products to keep your color even and long-lasting.
A spray tan typically lasts 5–7 days, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and post-care routine. Regular moisturizing and avoiding exfoliation will help extend the life of your tan.
You should wait 8–12 hours before showering, or follow the specific rinse time recommended by your technician. Your first rinse should be quick, using lukewarm water and no soap.
Wear loose, dark clothing to your appointment. Avoid tight leggings, bras, or anything that may rub against the skin while your tan is developing.
Avoid lotions, oils, deodorant, makeup, perfume, or self-tanner the day of your appointment. Do not shower right before your tan unless instructed, and avoid sweating beforehand.
Exfoliate and shave 24 hours before your appointment. Arrive with clean, dry skin free of products for the most even and long-lasting results.
Spray tanning is generally considered safe, but we always recommend consulting with your healthcare provider first. If pregnant, many clients choose to wear a mask and avoid face tanning.
No, when applied correctly and cared for properly, spray tans look natural and customized to your skin tone. Orange results are typically caused by poor prep, old self-tanner, or incorrect aftercare.
Avoid sweating, workouts, or any activity that causes moisture on the skin until after your first rinse. Sweat can interfere with the development of your tan.
No. Spray tanning over sunburned, peeling, or irritated skin can result in uneven color and discomfort. It’s best to wait until your skin has fully healed.
Some bronzer may transfer onto clothing or sheets while your tan develops, but it will wash out of most fabrics. Wearing dark, loose clothing helps prevent noticeable transfer.
We recommend booking your spray tan 2–3 days before your event. This allows the color to fully develop and ensures the most natural, even glow.
You may wear underwear, a swimsuit, or go without, whatever you’re most comfortable with. Disposable garments are often available upon request.
Wax at least 24–48 hours before your spray tan. Never wax after a tan, as it will remove color and cause uneven fading.
Your face can be lightly misted to match your body, or skipped if you prefer. Many clients choose to tan the face lightly and rely on makeup or skincare afterward.
Barrier cream is applied to dry areas like elbows, knees, ankles, wrists, and hands to prevent excess color buildup and ensure an even finish.
Begin moisturizing after your first rinse, and continue daily. Well-hydrated skin helps your tan fade evenly and last longer.