SusanEvian
Well-Known Member
react cosmetics of fake bake.
Su x
Su x
as i said above. Clients going green is more about what THEY are doing wrong. As long as ur tan is in room temp or fridge u should be fine. FX and St tropez are great but in australia we are straying away from the Orange look, the tiniest overspray and u look like a pumpkin. good luck!
I would tend to agree whole heartedly....this problem is,generally speaking,more associated with a client or storage problem.
Most client related problems emanate from not washing off perfume and or jewelry residue before application of the spray tan.
Generally speaking in the industry more and more brands are going over to green based base colour guides as apposed to using the red spectrum.
Finally someone agrees with me! lolol
we do 3 gallons every single week, and hardly ever have any complaints about tan, i have total faith in it...its the perfect tanning solution. trust me!
If my sums are right working on 25ml of solution per tan, that is over 500 tans a week or 71 tans a day working a seven day week??!!
well its 10.5 litres, we get about 12 /14 tans out of 1 litre (2 layers per tan)- so i make that around 150 tans per week....and we open 7 days a week and work till 8 every night!
well its 10.5 litres, we get about 12 /14 tans out of 1 litre (2 layers per tan)- so i make that around 150 tans per week....and we open 7 days a week and work till 8 every night!
Hey all..
i absolutly LOVE tan. im totally tan obsessed... but im finding.. that being a rather natural pale WHITE colour.. that i am.... when using big company names such as fake bake and st. tropez just make me look ridiculous. (espeshly in the winter!)
im also looking for a more of a natural golden tan.. one that fades well (unlike fake bake and st. tropez im forever exfoliating and scrubbing my skin to get that stuff off!! and always seem to find it really dries my skin out and makes it very flakey!)
i would definatly recommend Nautrasun.. it comes in all different shades to suit each individual clients skin colour.
also the tan would only normally go green if they have used product. such as deodrante prior to the treatment.
Good luck x
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