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05-11-09, 05:04 PM
weve recently got xen tan in salon for retail and to spray. I think you will have no problams whatsoever with the dark lotion as it as a olive undertone in so will ork with your natural pigment. I have been in the industry 17 years and used everyting from st tropez to fakebake to sudo etc i have to say ZEN as been the best by far, i hope this helps with your question.
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05-11-09, 10:08 PM
DHA is actually colourless. It's only the bronzers that may have colours added to them. Once the bronzer has been washed it, it makes no difference to the colour of the tan that has developed underneath.
Green based, red based blah blah blah...........it's rubbish! You may go orange from an overload of DHA or a poor quality DHA. It's always best to start someone with the lowest % designed for their skin type. |
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