Common Questions

• All clients must have a waiver on file. Click HERE to complete

• 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

Avoid using the following products, as they can lighten or make your tan uneven:

• 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