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05-05-05, 11:06 AM
Is there somewhere you could go and have another tan, somewhere with a good reputation, as another spray may even out the fade.
I have resprayed clients with a not so natural fade and when you spray correctly you can even it out, think of a decorator putting a second coat of paint on a dodgy wall! |
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05-05-05, 11:09 AM
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Honestly i havebeen put off for a while, i just want to get rid of this horrible disaster & start from scratch,because my skin is all patchy & resembles a snake i am scared that to put another one on top it may look even worse!!! Louise x |
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05-05-05, 11:43 AM
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The waxing idea is a good one. |
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05-05-05, 12:08 PM
Sorry just realised some one has already suggested exfoliating, duh!
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05-05-05, 03:23 PM
Hiya
Get your legs waxed hun that'll shift it for sure. Dermalogica do a lovely fake tan thats nice and light and it goes on a lovely bronze shade so you can put it on and go out looking brown. I have found that spray tans really dry my skin out and i end up snakey too, so i only hav e one now and then now and stick to my dermalogica tan. |