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08-10-06, 08:53 PM
I voted other as my preference is Sunbed or St.Tropez original application
Oh & im boderline Warwickshire/Worcestershire Not sure if its relevant but most of the salons that offer spray tanning & i can't think of many all offer the St.Tropez airport. hths |
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09-10-06, 12:26 AM
Oooppss - I am going to upset some peeps but I voted sunbed - reason?? I have several/lots of clients with psoriasis and eczema who have had sunbeds prescribed by docs - so I believe that if a client can go on a sunbed which is so strong that they can only go on for 30 SECS then I can safely go on an everyday sunbed for 6 or 9 mins.
I don't sunbathe and do not go on the sunbed on a regular basis BUT I realise that our skin sheds and renews, so I will top up my tan on a continuing basis cos I don't like my skin colour to be as pale as Mortitia hope that makes sense Deb xxx |
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09-10-06, 12:35 AM
I voted both..thats for our Tanning Salon Clients.. I am in London...myself I use the sunbeds now and again a few session a year, but use our Mystic Tanning Booth on a regular basis.....
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09-10-06, 11:00 PM
Hi,
I voted Spray Tan, I used to use the sunbed but don't tan very well and I could never get that lovely deep tan that a spray tan will give you, its far safer too. A friend of mine had a mole on her leg which turned cancerous after over exposure of sunbeds. Oh and I'm in Cardiff! |
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