I had a lady who came in today. She had a spray tan a few days ago somewhere else but came to me for a top-up. I applied moistuiser to her elbows, knees etc... and she mentioned that the other place hadn't done this.
When i looked at her elbows though they were a lot darker where the solution had grabbed from her previous tan and it was quite obvious.
Some people have drier skin than others so i always apply it to err on the side of caution.
My clients always feel a bit more pampered than when they have gone elsewhere and quite a lot of them mention this to me so it works well for me!

I always use barrier cream on the soles of peoples feet as I find the sticky feet a nightmare to get off otherwise!

Unless my sticky feet are super sticky or something!?!?

He he i think my sticky feet are super sticky too! when trying to get them off they rip apart x

I have had these before. I buy mine in capital now. They have the tiniest amount of sticky but still stick well. Maybe invest in some different ones when your others have run out. xxx

my sticky feet are super sticky so im just taking the strip off the ball of the foot, clients seem to move around in them ok

Just to throw this one out there and see what you think, I watched one of the fake bake videos on you tube and from memory they use the Mistifier Oil Free Spray on knees etc, now I was thinking that would be a really quick way of prepping dry areas etc. While I am all for making the client feel pampered dont get me wrong a little time saving wouldn't go a miss?

Any thoughts, anyone used it? It would be expensive unless you bought it at trade price I guess.

I use Sienna by the way.

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You're right, using the mistifier spray moisturiser would be quick, but will be an expensive way to do it, especially as they only come in the 207ml cans. I use FB's Oil-Free Moisturiser, but buy Salon Size bottles and decant into smaller FB bottles.