Common Questions

Important Info:

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Most spray tans lasts 5-10 days on average with proper prep and aftercare.
It is best to get the spray tan 2-3 days before a special event.
Traditional manicures and pedicures should be done a day or more in advance.
Gel/ acrylic nails can be done at any time as long as the tan is not still developing on your skin.
Skin treatments such as facials, peels, microdermabrasion,, etc. should all be done a week or more in advance. Dermaplaning should be done 3+ days beforehand.
You cannot get a spray tan if you've had a sunburn that peeled within 4 weeks or is at the point of peeling.
Dress for the weather: jackets, umbrellas, boot and long socks to pull over the cuffs of pants during the cooler seasons.
Hormone changes and some oral medications (including acne) can sometimes contribute to lighter results or a faster fade.
Spray sunscreens will strip the tan so please stick to a lotion or cream SPF

The No-No List:

Alpha hydroxy acids (AHA)
Beta hydroxy acids (BHA)
Anti-acne products that exfoliate and dry out the skin
Anti-aging products that "renew" the skin
Retinol
Exfoliants
Adhesives like K-tape (physio tape) and band-Aids
Body hair bleach products
Hair inhibiting lotions
Bug spray, perfumes, body sprays when applied directly to the skin (instead spray your clothing)
Spray sunscreens
Curel Lotion
Dove products
Olay
Ivory
Baby Soap
Irish Spring
Soft Soap
Bath & Body Works products
Victoria's secret products
Tree Hunt Products
Facial masks and exfoliating scrubs
Products containing mineral oil or petroleum