FAQ

Here are 25 Frequently Asked Questions about getting a spray tan:

Typically 5–10 days depending on your skin, prep, and aftercare.

Exfoliate (24 hours before), shave, and avoid lotions, oils, and deodorant before your appointment.

Yes, but at least 4 hours before, and avoid using oils or heavy body washes.

Loose, dark clothing and sandals to avoid rubbing the tan.

Never! We use top notch ingredients and match the tan to each individual>

Typically 8–12 hours for a regular tan, 2–4 hours for a rapid tan, depending on the color you desire. Make sure your first wash after a tan is with warm water only.  Each shower after that should be lightly patting the soap, and not scrubbing.

Yes, but wait 24+ hours and use a gentle razor with conditioner.

Avoid for at least 12 hours post-tan to prevent streaks or discoloration.

No, spray tans do not contain SPF. Always use sunscreen.

Generally considered safe, but always consult with your doctor first.

Some bronzer may transfer but usually washes out. Sleep on dark sheets.

Chlorine and saltwater can fade your tan faster. Limit water exposure.

Use an umbrella and wear protective clothing; water drops can cause spotting.

Moisturize daily with a tan-safe lotion and avoid exfoliating.

Avoid sweating for at least 24 hours post-tan.

Hands, feet, face, and underarms due to frequent washing and friction.

Every 7–10 days, allowing time for the old tan to fade before reapplying.

Wait until after your first rinse before applying any makeup.

It may help even out tone but won’t completely cover deep marks.

Absolutely! Spray tanning is for all genders.

Many solutions today are scented or neutralized, but some DHA odor may occur.

Regular tans develop over 8–12 hours; rapid tans allow rinsing in 2–4 hours.

Proper exfoliation before and daily hydration after help maintain an even fade.

You can, but it’s not recommended. Spray tan won’t protect your skin.

Use exfoliating mitts, tan removers, or a baking soda and lemon juice soak