generally speaking an orange tan outcome is one that comes about by to strong a solution used relative to the specific skin type and development reaction of each individual...were all different
One would normally recommend a lower DHA level when using standard solutions however with rapid tan solutions all you need to do is reduce the initial exposure time before washing off
There is no fixed time as we are all different so trial and error is all that can be done
on your next application reduce the exposure time to say one and a half hours...see how this develops and adjust accordingly to suit
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The ware & fade off was not very good to be honest so there won't be another application. It doesn't compare to xen-tan in the slightest.
However I'm still curious to try the exotic range, which is more olive based apparently.
I use xen-tan dark usually which would translate to a much higher percentage & never get a orange tone, so I'm unsure if that theory is perhaps more directional to certain brands.
generally speaking an orange tan outcome is one that comes about by to strong a solution used relative to the specific skin type and development reaction of each individual...were all different
One would normally recommend a lower DHA level when using standard solutions however with rapid tan solutions all you need to do is reduce the initial exposure time before washing off
There is no fixed time as we are all different so trial and error is all that can be done
on your next application reduce the exposure time to say one and a half hours...see how this develops and adjust accordingly to suit
HTH[/QUOTE
The ware & fade off was not very good to be honest so there won't be another application. It doesn't compare to xen-tan in the slightest.
However I'm still curious to try the exotic range, which is more olive based apparently.
I use xen-tan dark usually which would translate to a much higher percentage & never get a orange tone, so I'm unsure if that theory is perhaps more directional to certain brands.
What a brand print on there bottle in terms of DHA concentrate is one thing however the "actual" strength is far more dependent on the quality of DHA used.
For example brand A" might use pharmaceutical grade DHA in there 8% mix and brand 'B" who uses an 8% non pharmaceutical or "made in China" formulation will not be as strong as brand "A"
Additionally even relatively high standard tan will not be as high a DHA concentrate as a rapid tan which works on the principle that the ingredients need to get into the skin to do its job as quickly as possible so it is likely that your skin has not been exposed to such a high DHA hit...have you tried other rapid tans before ???
Generally speaking the orange effect is not brand specific and is the result of DHA overload
In terms of the wear off and fade issue ...again this is more associated with rapid tans than with standard solutions simply by virtue of the job they are required to do they are far more aggressive by nature and require far better pre and post tan application maintenance to avoid such issues
HTH
Has anyone else any experience with this tan?
I love the fact it has such a quick wash off time, I did ask a college to try it out but she had tan on already so didn't get a true idea of what it was like
I think the retail products look lovely and are reasonably priced , and it would be so handy to order it from sweet squared as I order shellac there regularly anyway
Has anyone tried this in their salon? What is client feedback?
Has anyone else any experience with this tan?
I love the fact it has such a quick wash off time, I did ask a college to try it out but she had tan on already so didn't get a true idea of what it was like
I think the retail products look lovely and are reasonably priced , and it would be so handy to order it from sweet squared as I order shellac there regularly anyway
Has anyone tried this in their salon? What is client feedback?
I tried that on 2 of the girls in work and both didn't like the colour or the fade off I did try nouvatan and unfortunately didn't like it
Isn't it funny how everyone has such different views on tan ?
Guess I'll just have to try Moroccantan for myself and hope it's what my clients are looking for
We do sell a lot of Moroccan Oil in the salon so at least there are already familiar with that product so may be more willing to try out the tan ?
