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14-06-04, 11:11 PM
Hi Jill did you go on a course to learn how to use it and is it suitable for men?
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15-06-04, 09:45 AM
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Lindag - you say this is not the best tanning solution....have you used it before and if so wat problems did you have?[/quote] No never used it left out the word "if" should have read "if the tanning solution is not the best" Sorry |
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15-06-04, 10:17 AM
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I did my Su-do tanning and nails training last month and have their kit. Its great and all my clients love it. I will add that I have the 0.4mm airbrush for the tanning and not the 0.6mm in the kit. My trainer advised that the 0.4mm is better as is give a finer spray pattern and is therefore easier to control (yes I am probably going to be shouted down in flames here but it was an official Su-do course and she was just giving me her personal opinion). Got my kit thro Aston and Fincher as they do the kit WITH the 0.4mm airbrush. I use the lotion with bronzer coz I think it smells nicer (reminds me of holidays whatever they are LOL) and it means my clients go away with a touch of colour too. As clients need to exfoliate beforehand I always recommend the Fake Bake Body Polish coz it smells really yummy and works a treat. Shaza |
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I have a sundrench system too. I was using St Tropez for ages, but after trying Sundrench I would quite happily never do a St Tropez again. The colour of the tan solution is great, I think its a more natural colour than I was previously using and the machine is really easy to use. It takes less than half the time to do a tan and its not as messy if you put up a booth or some kind of protective backing on a wall. Get the client to do all the moving so that you are only spraying in one direction and not spraying all over the place, or you will find that your other stuff gets some overspray. If anybody is in 2 minds whether to invest in a spray tanning system I'd say go for this one! Kirsty xx |
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right my sundrench kit has come,just got some questions now, is it set at one permanernt pressure, coz i cant see anywhere with a pressure regulater, and how do you clean it afterwards do u use airbrush cleaner or just water , i didnt get any instructions with it so hhave no idea, !! and i wanna try it ,
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There is one permanent pressure.. but you regulate how much tan comes out by adjusting the lever on the handset with the screw at the back the less pull there is then the less tan comes out.. have it about half way... and finally.. I dont clean mine out because I'm so busy with it its never lying for long enough and I'd be scared to lose a lot of solution.. but you could clean it with water until it runs clear..I leave the well filled with solution.. I dont pour it back into the bottle. Hope this helps.. PS.. you get a really even tan because the nozzle is so tiny... perfect! Have fun! Kirsty xx |
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A full body takes literally 5 mins to spray and 5 mins to dry (as long as its not too humid - otherwise the client might still be a bit sticky).. I use the sundrench solution because personally I think it looks like a natural suntan.. everytime I get re-sprayed everyone thinks I've just come back from holiday (and the sundrench machine). Love, Kirsty xx |
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Men -
15-06-04, 02:22 PM
Oh.. and I have sprayed my hubby's hairy legs with it.. (took a bit of persuading tho!) the colour wasnt so deep (probably couldnt get thru the thick forest of hair!) but it still looked good.. and he had a tan line with a quick spray!!
K xx |
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15-06-04, 04:10 PM
i have just tried to do my legs, and i am sure i will look like streaky bacon in the morning lol
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