Help-spray tan unit disaster

[Princess chimpy]

Hi all,
hope someone can help, this seems to be the best place to get honest answers.
In my last job I worked with Tanning Essentials Pro tanning machine with Fake Bake. So when I started out on my own (knowing I wouldnt be as busy as Im just working from home) I went for the smaller version of the machine the PRO-V (used to be 'Glam') from the start the gun was faulty, i got sent another one and it broke after using it twice!!!! I am sending this machine back, but would be interested to know which machine (compatible with fake bake soluition) is a good, reliable machine?? thanks x

 

[dhatanning]

What a pain to have to send it back! Nightmare! In terms of which solutions are compatible I don't think it ovely matters, I could be completely wrong here. The machines used are all pretty much similar. Just each brand stick their own label on them ha.

Ash x

 

[squidgernetball]

What a pain to have to send it back! Nightmare! In terms of which solutions are compatible I don't think it ovely matters, I could be completely wrong here. The machines used are all pretty much similar. Just each brand stick their own label on them ha.

Ash x

I think in some cases that's true but some of them also bring out 'gimmicky' tan machines like the little piggy one.

I just wanted an effective machine so did some research and bought the one from suntana who were the distributors for this specific machine and I can't for the life of me remember what it's called lol

I'll have a look when I get to work!

Vic x

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[Catherine S]

Yes, as Ash says, all machines are compatible with all brands of tanning solution. I would recommend going with a Wagner or an Earlex made machine - you can't go wrong with those makes. Good models are the W610 / FreshMist, Aura Allure, and TS50.

Vic, you may be thinking of MaxiMist?

 

[squidgernetball]

Yes, as Ash says, all machines are compatible with all brands of tanning solution. I would recommend going with a Wagner or an Earlex made machine - you can't go wrong with those makes. Good models are the W610 / FreshMist, Aura Allure, and TS50.

Vic, you may be thinking of MaxiMist?

I am indeed. Had it for years and it runs great x

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