see it told you it was a stoopid question!!
Dont be stoopid your not being stupid..even our trainers are having to practice to get it right.:hug:
The main problem I am hearing is overspraying and spraying to close to the skin...guy's there is minimal initial colourant and this liquid is high grade DHA..so its gonna make a mess if to much is applied....."less is more" for good even results.
On the pump spray..this is not ever going to replace the HVLP and pro applied tans (thank goodness for that) and is mearly for top up's of any patchy areas,or where someone wants to add to their tan (face/legs) etc or to take away on holiday.(loves the sunshine (UV) which developes the tan further-cocktail effect in a bottle)
The pump spray can't atomise the liquid as much as a pro system so must be used in a completly different way....
The idea is to build the tan up over a number of days therefore giving a more even and subtle tan effect...each day just lightly mist the area from arms length..trust the liquid,dont try and spray yourself brown on your first attempt...take your time..a little each day will give you the best tan you've ever had..overspray and you will make a mess...this is pro liquid and not a cheap tan that you find in Asda on the shelves for £2.95.
Given it's pro pedegree it therefore cannot and will not end up on the shelves of Asda and the like as the consumer without the guidence of a pro, will simply make a complete mess of it...it is to be sold by pro spraytan operators to customers for the purpose of top up tan..the pro will need to give advice to the consumer when making the sale thus the circle is complete.
So try thinking differently when using the pump spray...hold it as far away from the skin area to be taned as is possible and only LIGHTLY mist.
Good luck Nikki and have fun