Vani-T

[Tina67]

Hi, After continuosly hearing good things about this product I just had a phone call from one of their representatives. She is sending me some samples but was explaining there isn't much of a guide colour. Can anyone who uses this tell me how they get along with application, do you need to double spray and does it have good staying power?? I currently use Fake Bake and really love it as do my clients but I know by day 5 it starts to fade. Would love your feed back if poss. Thanks.

 

[Jenx]

Hi, After continuosly hearing good things about this product I just had a phone call from one of their representatives. She is sending me some samples but was explaining there isn't much of a guide colour. Can anyone who uses this tell me how they get along with application, do you need to double spray and does it have good staying power?? I currently use Fake Bake and really love it as do my clients but I know by day 5 it starts to fade. Would love your feed back if poss. Thanks.

Hi Tina, I use Vani-T, I actually find there is a good guide colour, I don't find it light at all. I have no problems with applying it at all. I don't double spray, but do a light mist at the end. Most of my clients get a good 7 - 10 days out of it. It is quite often still on after 2 wks, but not very dark by then. It wears really well too and doesn't tend to go patchy. From speaking to clients who have used fakebake, they prefer Vani-T and say it last longer, but everyone is different so I am sure there will be others who prefer fakebake - i can only go by what my clients say as I haven't used fakebake before.
Just give it a go and see what you think yourself.
Good luck,
Jen xx

 

[Tina67]

When you say a light mist at the end do you mean all over?? Do you know how many tans you're getting out of a litre?? The rep said you don't have to have your gun up as high so use you less, she said around 40/50 mls. To be honest only use about that with Fake Bake. She is sending me 8% and 12%, do you use both of these?? Thanks for your reply, Tina.

 

[collin]

Hi, After continuosly hearing good things about this product I just had a phone call from one of their representatives. She is sending me some samples but was explaining there isn't much of a guide colour. Can anyone who uses this tell me how they get along with application, do you need to double spray and does it have good staying power?? I currently use Fake Bake and really love it as do my clients but I know by day 5 it starts to fade. Would love your feed back if poss. Thanks.

Having tried this solution myself only last night for the first time funny enough im sure you wont have any problem whatsoever with the level of colour guide
HTH :hug:

 

[Jenx]

When you say a light mist at the end do you mean all over?? Do you know how many tans you're getting out of a litre?? The rep said you don't have to have your gun up as high so use you less, she said around 40/50 mls. To be honest only use about that with Fake Bake. She is sending me 8% and 12%, do you use both of these?? Thanks for your reply, Tina.

Yes I just give a general mist over front and back, very light.
I get about 23 tans per litre, depends on the sizes of clients etc, so give or take a few.
I do use both 8% and 12%, the colour guide is the same for both, just a different DHA level. Both are popular, but since I only started in Aug last year I have found the 8% to be most popular. Expect that to change over the summer months where people want to be darker.
Hope that helps,
xx

 

[Tina67]

Thanks Jen, I am very excited to try this out. Will let you know what I think when it arrives. Tina

 

[Jenx]

Thanks Jen, I am very excited to try this out. Will let you know what I think when it arrives. Tina

No problem Tina, good luck xx

 

[alpina]

Yes I just give a general mist over front and back, very light.
I get about 23 tans per litre, depends on the sizes of clients etc, so give or take a few.
I do use both 8% and 12%, the colour guide is the same for both, just a different DHA level. Both are popular, but since I only started in Aug last year I have found the 8% to be most popular. Expect that to change over the summer months where people want to be darker.
Hope that helps,
xx

I use the 12% a lot more often than the 8%. Most of my clients are quite tan already due to the warmer weather, I only have the occasional few who like a lighter tan.