Fake Bake ingredients

[number1kitty]

Does anyone have a bottle of fake bake to hand that they could list the ingredients on here for me please? Thankyou

 

[number1kitty]

Anyone??? Surely someone can help me please??? Had a client react to one in a salon last week and she wants to use my brand and the patch test was ok. However before I do the whole tan I want to see what the difference is so I can help her eliminate this problem in future.

 

[collin]

Anyone??? Surely someone can help me please??? Had a client react to one in a salon last week and she wants to use my brand and the patch test was ok. However before I do the whole tan I want to see what the difference is so I can help her eliminate this problem in future.

Sorry no can do...have you called Fake bake up today and asked them to mail you the ingredients listing??

If its any consolation if your client hasn't reacted to the patch test then he/she is good to go :hug:

 

[number1kitty]

I have been teaching all day and not had a chance nor will I be able to tuesday as I am again out teaching all day. Shes booked in Wednesday morning so would like to put my mind at ease. FAke Bake seem to have no customer support after 5pm!!!

If any one could help please???

 

[cassi]

hiya
it contains the following water, sd alcohol, dihydroxyaceatone,erythlose,glycerin, propylene glycol,glucosamine, chondroitin,tetrasodium edta, polysorbate,parfum,citral,limonene, linalool,

Hth Casssi

 

[number1kitty]

Brilliant thankyou ever so much! Just spoke with her and shes allergic to Linalool! My tans are free from that phew!

Thankyou Cassi I really appreciate your help xxxx

 

[cassi]

Hi I am pleased you found out what she was allergic to.

Cassi

 

[SunSpray]

Anyone know what Linalool is? And just wondering how your client would react to this ingredient, just in case any of my clients react in the same way! x

 

[collin]

Anyone know what Linalool is? And just wondering how your client would react to this ingredient, just in case any of my clients react in the same way! x

Google quote
"
Limonene and linalool occur naturally as a contituent in many essential oils. For example, one of the natural constituents of lemon essential oil is limonene, and one of the natural constituents of lavender essential oil is linalool.

They can also be manufactured synthetically and this is where the problems occur. When produced synthetically they can have all sorts of nasty side effects due to the extreme strength at which they are produced, using often aggressive chemicals. On the other hand, Mother Nature is so clever that, when she produces it, she only does it in perfect balance so that when used correctly it is not only safe but beneficial.

It used to be that the natural componentry of essential oils did not have to be shown on ingredients listings but recent legislation says that manufacturers need to show them. It can be really confusing for customers. What is important is that when you read ingredient labels, you need to check for whether the limonene and linalool are naturally occuring from essential oils contained in the product."

HTH :hug:

 

[number1kitty]

I have just been researching some ingredients in a lot of different solutions and it is proper scary! Especially how they all can name the same thing something else!

How can you reassure your clients when they google the ingredients to find out that the majority are supposedly banned, cause cancer and birth defects!!

I currently only work with spray tanning fluids and although mine claim to be organic now I am wondering whether its a safer bet for clients to use sunbeds!

 

[Jolicatellas]

Google quote
"
Limonene and linalool occur naturally as a contituent in many essential oils. For example, one of the natural constituents of lemon essential oil is limonene, and one of the natural constituents of lavender essential oil is linalool.

They can also be manufactured synthetically and this is where the problems occur. When produced synthetically they can have all sorts of nasty side effects due to the extreme strength at which they are produced, using often aggressive chemicals. On the other hand, Mother Nature is so clever that, when she produces it, she only does it in perfect balance so that when used correctly it is not only safe but beneficial.

It used to be that the natural componentry of essential oils did not have to be shown on ingredients listings but recent legislation says that manufacturers need to show them. It can be really confusing for customers. What is important is that when you read ingredient labels, you need to check for whether the limonene and linalool are naturally occuring from essential oils contained in the product."

HTH :hug:

Ah, that makes sense Collin. Had a customer react to a product with orange essential oil in it & I didn't know why. Funny thing is I purchase 100% essential oils and would have thought they are 100% naturally occurring essential oil (& not synthetic)... but with ingredients not disclosed on bottles you never can tell?!

 

[Guttahavfaith]

I just tried fake and bake self tanner the other day and had a horrible experience!! I saturated it all over my body and was very happy with the look at first then 5 min later I passed out got hives and my throat swelled up and I couldn't breath. Iv never experienced anything like this before but I usually don't use anything I'm not that familiar with. I'm hoping that it was the oils and I have an idea of what to look for now. Thank you this review was helpful. My advice to all, patch test before use!