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14-03-08, 04:36 PM
Great to have you geeking again!
![]() I don't do spray tanning but imagine good lighting is a must. How about those plug-in spot lights which can clip onto things. They are not heavy and I think would be ideal for your purpose - you could even have two without too much room being taken up. |
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14-03-08, 04:52 PM
Hi I picked up a light for the spray booth at the show its light weight and portable and quite cheep, it also clamps to the side of the booth. I will be using this all the time as good light is important and you dont want to make do as you want to give a professional tan all times. Also take your own extention lead with a double socket as not always a double plug close to were you would be tanning. good luck
hth |
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14-03-08, 09:51 PM
Here's a pic of what I use, although I've now fastened the cables inside the tent
http://www.salongeek.com/gallery/bro...p?c=522&userid= |
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14-03-08, 09:59 PM
I am ok with being in the salon.. my lighting is behind me so I can always see the body be day or night. When I was mobile I sometimes struggled with poor lighting until I found that I could actually see better in half light, I could see the mist easier and as long as I followed my trusted routine I got a good even spray. I found a bright daylight bulb sometimes made it harder to see the colour guide going on.
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15-03-08, 12:43 AM
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Hiya Lu and Chris it's good to be back x |
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