New to spray tanning
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Hi ,
I have been doing spray tans for a while now. I use aqueous cream on dry areas- all over hands, elbows, knees and a little on the tops of feet then vaseline on the palms to stop them being tanned. Usually when I finish spray a gently rub the line on the hands to there is less chance of a straight line on the insides of the wrist but sadly one client has said she has quite a definite line there- is there anyway to try and lighten this now its done?
I am scared not to use the vaseline on the palms as general feeling is no one wants any tan on their hands?:o
I have been doing spray tans for a while now. I use aqueous cream on dry areas- all over hands, elbows, knees and a little on the tops of feet then vaseline on the palms to stop them being tanned. Usually when I finish spray a gently rub the line on the hands to there is less chance of a straight line on the insides of the wrist but sadly one client has said she has quite a definite line there- is there anyway to try and lighten this now its done?
I am scared not to use the vaseline on the palms as general feeling is no one wants any tan on their hands?:o
I wouldn't use Vaseline, you don't need to. I apply barrier cream all over hands, make sure their hands are out of the way while I'm tanning and wipe each palm with a baby wipe straight after just in case. Never had a line, not sure why u would get one? Must be he Vaseline I think. You just need to spray down the arm then pull away at the bottom.
