*Zoe*
Well-Known Member
Hi Guys,
I am just looking for some advise from an experienced spray tanner here. I know there are few threads on here of a similar nature, but none of them answer my question.
I had a client last night who was quite pale and wanted a spray tan. I booked her in and did 8% on her (I use LA Tanning in case you are interested, but Sienna X trained).
She has text me this morning to say she likes her tan but it is a little darker than she had hoped.
I think the problem is my technique. I am using far too much solution so I think my clients are getting a 'double dip' effect. I try to only put a light spray on people, then get worried that there is not enough on and they will have streaks and end up going back over them so they have a good coating of it. Not dripping, but still far too much.
My main question is how do you know when you have put enough on? I need to learn what is a good enough coating of spray tan so I don't keep worrying and over spraying people.
Any reply/advice will be much appreciated.
Zoe
I am just looking for some advise from an experienced spray tanner here. I know there are few threads on here of a similar nature, but none of them answer my question.
I had a client last night who was quite pale and wanted a spray tan. I booked her in and did 8% on her (I use LA Tanning in case you are interested, but Sienna X trained).
She has text me this morning to say she likes her tan but it is a little darker than she had hoped.
I think the problem is my technique. I am using far too much solution so I think my clients are getting a 'double dip' effect. I try to only put a light spray on people, then get worried that there is not enough on and they will have streaks and end up going back over them so they have a good coating of it. Not dripping, but still far too much.
My main question is how do you know when you have put enough on? I need to learn what is a good enough coating of spray tan so I don't keep worrying and over spraying people.
Any reply/advice will be much appreciated.
Zoe