Hi there, a quick fact:
DHA is a colourless sugar that bonds with the dead cells on the top layer of skin. As the sugar and the dead cells bond, a colour change occurs. Every day, millions of dead skin cells are worn away, and new skin replaces it which is why self tans gradually fade.
Although its advisable to pre-exfoliate before a tanning treatment, encourage your client to do so at least 24hrs before hand so that they do not remove too much dead skin.
No dead skin= No bond = poor/pale tanning!!
Moisturise daily with an oil free moisturiser, preferably the same brand as the solution you use to keep skin hydrated and slow down the fade process!
The Tan Fan x
Hi there, a quick fact:
DHA is a colourless sugar that bonds with the dead cells on the top layer of skin. As the sugar and the dead cells bond, a colour change occurs. Every day, millions of dead skin cells are worn away, and new skin replaces it which is why self tans gradually fade.
Although its advisable to pre-exfoliate before a tanning treatment, encourage your client to do so at least 24hrs before hand so that they do not remove too much dead skin.
No dead skin= No bond = poor/pale tanning!!
Moisturise daily with an oil free moisturiser, preferably the same brand as the solution you use to keep skin hydrated and slow down the fade process!
The Tan Fan x
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