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24-09-08, 02:34 PM
I don't think this differs that much from the rest.
It was just the way they presented it in the leaflet. However the lady on the phone especially insisted that it does last 2 weeks whereas the common ones last only 6-7 days. As I am not a skin geek I don't know what is usual in this case and what is not. I just thought I should ask just in case it was something different. When I get the name I'll post it here so you will know! |
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24-09-08, 04:37 PM
Thanks rtheoni
It would be great to hear which product it is as I just reckon they are using clever marketing techniques to make then look different than any other when in fact they are not. Keep us posted. |
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24-09-08, 05:18 PM
I'd like to bet that they tell us that it contains DHA/Erythrulose combination.....and that is what makes it last longer. In theory, it will outlast a DHA only tan, but only slightly, but loads of companies use that as well as DHA only now....so it wouldn't be that different. Probably just old hat marketing.
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26-09-08, 10:26 AM
Crikey...loads. Sienna-X, Celebrity Secrets (at least the React one does...not sure of the natural one) Naturasun, Bali sun. Vani-T too I think.Too many for me to know off by heart and provide a comprehensive list.
I'm sure some of our tanning suppliers on here can advise as to whether any of their solutions contain it or not, as well. |
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17-06-09, 12:32 AM
I was looking into this the other day as the next step for tan solutions would surely be a cross between the spray tan and the tan injection.
Anyway here is what I discovered:- * Melanotan that is in the tanning injections can travel transdermally. The tan injections were originally created for drs to prescribe to people who were sensitive to the sun, but like most things such as Viagra and Steroids they are available on the open (but illegal) market. * The pharmaceutical industry have created the first ever spray that delivers this ingrediant transdermally, activating the melanin and causing a deep all over tan for four - six weeks. However the catch is its a little spray bottle that you only need to apply a small amount on one arm for it to work all over!?! * Now for a cosmetic to travel transdermally it is technically no longer a cosmetic but a drug. A drug needs a license and the health risks would increase ten fold. * This is still in its trial stages so has not as yet hit the consumer. So unless this woman was in some sort of unknown clinical trial ~ which to be fair could be the case as they managed to this to soldiers during the war then perhaps theres the teeniest tiniest chance she is telling the truth! But I doubt it! She may have accidently sat on a tanning injection needle without realising which coincided accidently with a spray tan. Oooo theres an idea for increasing our revenues. We could be sneaky and jab a tan injection in our clients bottoms when they come for a tan and we are doing the back, or when they have their eyes closed and spraying their face. People do not feel pain if they cannot see it...... By the way I am joking!! Anyway geeks I would say that the 4 week tan is conceivable and may be on the shelves sooner than we hope. Nothing surprises me. After all some people put poison in there skin in the form of injectables......... Sorry just my 2 pennys worth...................................... |
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