Does anyone know if 5/6 hours is enough for a tan to develop? I have someone that wants a tan by 4pm and the only time I can do is 10.30 that morning. I normally tell a clients it can take 8 hours to develop, but would less be sufficient?
Spray Tan - developing time
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loubylou
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6 hours is about the minimum,
tell people which solution you use and someone else on here will be using the same and know the out come for different lengths of time to develop with that brand, hth :hug:
tell people which solution you use and someone else on here will be using the same and know the out come for different lengths of time to develop with that brand, hth :hug:
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Can't she just go out without washing it off as it should look fine and it will almost all have developed in 6 hours, I use Vani-t and have done this myself as I didn't have time to wash it off, you couldn't tell except I looked a little darker (but it was the evening) and hardly anything came off on my clothes.:hug:
loubylou
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Yes it should be fine after 6 hrs, it may not last 10 days though hth
Jc..if you are a Tantrick user and want a quick drying solution the EOS will do the trick for you....as it has minimal colour guide and is water based it dries quickly and the customer can go out within a couple of hrs without worrying about colour guide coming off onto clothes and without feeling sticky.
This solution is ideal for opening up lunchtime trade and therefore spreading your workload through the day...they simply pop in during lunch break..get sprayed and put their clothes back on strait away and get back to the office.
Ideal in today's ever fast moving world we live in :hug:
