Spray tanning is one of the newest and safest ways to achieve that sun kissed glow we all desire. Spray tanning is a process that uses an air compressor and spray delivery system to gently and evenly apply tanning solution to the skin.

Your Certified Spray Technician will apply the solution to your skin. The solution contains the active ingredient DHA which is FDA approved. DHA is a simple non toxic sugar derived from plant sources such as sugar beets and sugar cane. When applied to the skin it causes a reaction with amino acids to produce a tan.

From the time your technician arrives until they leave, the entire process should take no longer than 25-30 minutes

No, our formula is a natural based solution which will be custom formulated by your technician to ensure it is the right shade for your skin. The orange tint is often the result of excessive quantities of DHA.

Typically your spray tan will last a week or longer. Post-tan care is important to keep a spray tan looking fresh for as long as possible. Moisturizing with a paraben and sulfate-free product everyday is recommended.

No. Please be avoid any products that would create a barrier between spray tan and skin.

Yes, exfoliating prior to a spray tan is a very important step in achieving a fabulous looking and long lasting spray tan.

No, but whatever product you choose please make sure it is oil-free. I recommend an exfoliating glove or loofah.

Yes, please shave before your spray tan application.

Yes. The active ingredient in the tanning solution is DHA which is FDA approved and non toxic. There are no known harmful side effects reported other than minor skin irritations on allergic people. Allergic reactions are extremely rare and can usually be eliminated by showering.

Yes, this is not a base tan and will not protect you from the sun’s harmful rays

Please notify your spray tan technician at least 24 hours in advance to avoid a cancellation fee. Failure to do so will result in a $25 dollar cancellation fee.

Gratuity is always appreciated but never expected.