Doesnt the solution carry on developing within the skin though, regardelss of wether the guide is showered off?! or does the water cease the development? Im confused now, because i have showered after only 3 hours but still had full development.
Mmmm... New Spray Tan solution from Tantrick - Essence of Summer
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Alibarr
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Ooo! that made me giggle MrsR!!!!
Different skin types absorb DHA solutions at different rates..I.E. an oily skin or moisturised skin will "draw in " the solution at a much slower rate than say a dry skin will act like a sponge.
Additionally the solution used also is absorbed into this skin at different rates...I.E. a water based solution will be absorbed much faster than an oil based solution as will a solution with less initial colourant guide.
So no water does not "cease the development" but dependant on the level of absorption into the skin one can ,only to a certain degree, reduce the tanning effect by taking a shower quickly after a spray tan application.
Its all a bit "hit and miss" though so best try and use the spray tan colour chart right from the offset and select the correct DHA % for the skin type of the individual being treated.
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Yeah thats what i thought collin. Thanks for confirming.
It is weird though, because I sprayed with original tantrick 5% when i washed it off quick. And i have oily skin. Have to be awkward dont i! lol.
It is weird though, because I sprayed with original tantrick 5% when i washed it off quick. And i have oily skin. Have to be awkward dont i! lol.
as always Katelisa:hug:
It really is hit and miss this wash of thing...its best only used as an emergency measure as the ability to dilute the tan is so variable from person to person,solution to solution as well as time issues.
Use the correct solution for the appropriate skin type is always the best course of action :hug:
g5m_sh
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Its obviously not gonna work for every one...
BUT if you are in a situation like melb its worth a go... noting worse than a client ringing up next day saying they are orange in result of overdose of DHA.
BUT if you are in a situation like melb its worth a go... noting worse than a client ringing up next day saying they are orange in result of overdose of DHA.
agreed..its lways worth a go :hug:
A bit like that stupid hair shampoo advert you mean :lol::lol:
