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not thread related posting LOL but google is a good option or start another thread or search threads ..there's plenty there ;))

of course each therapist will have varying views on this based upon both personal views and the views of that of the brand training they have undergone training with in the first instance The best ,safest and most appropriate way of going forward on this,particularly given the operation aspect...

they offer a varied range of strengths as well as rapid tan variants...best have a look on there website ;))

the green tinge can also come about through oxidation...if the bottle lid is left off for a period of time in a humid environment the moisture in the air can have an adverse effect on the colour generally this doesn't destroy the tan however your client may look like a green martian initially...

best to avoid this and let this lady focus on her birth issues ...a spray tan is the last thing she should be thinking about

there are one of two problems here that are possabilities 1) you need to turn down your outlet volume on your machine 2) look at your technique ...the optimum amount of solution should be in the order of 25/30ml ...200 is far to much and could cause running as well as considerable revenue loss...

if your overspray is going everywhere ...over and above the norm then there are two possibilities to consider 1) If you don't already have it you should install some form of mist overspray extraction...for small users there are many free standing units which do the job well 2) Possibly your...

wow...the 12% really does suit the Labrador

there are many good brand options on the market and of course each therapist will reccomend the particular one they use and like the real acid test is to sample the different options yourself and find one that suits your particular needs and wants also look around at your competition and go...

no worries...:hug:

There is no evidence that undertaking spray tan applications is potentially harmful to either mother or baby That said it is important to minimise as much as possible inhalation of airborne over spray particles so best to wear a mask and ensure there is adequate extraction HTH and good...

the thing about an orange outcome is not necessarily associated with a brand and more one of DHA overdose Try using a lower DHA % and see if that does the trick for you HTH

keeps the heat in and keeps the turkey meat nice and moist to boot :lol::lol:

:eek::lol::lol::hug:

mmm that's as maybe but tin foil is by far a cheaper option,works just as well and is reusable after to roast the Christmas turkey...which ,if you think about it its the same thing :eek::lol::lol::lol::hug:

that should be ok by now however if you are uncertain still simply avoid the groin area or seek a doctors note from her additionally may be worth checking with your insurers just to make sure your covered HTH and good luck

in order to prevent possible problems with tan outcomes it is most advisable to undertake pre tan prep fully and properly short cuts can invariably lead to problems...problems are something you really don't want HTH

dodgey :lol::lol::lol:

or mix in some Bisto gravy ...yum yum yum :lol: