Which barrier cream for spray tan?

[gill670]

do you use?

whats the prefered one to use?

Any to avoid?

Only just passed and waiting for my certificate

Just sprayed my Husband and waiting for him to "develop" to see how well I did on my own!!!:lol:

Thank you to Collin and Helen for all your on going help!

 

[SunSpray]

Hiya, I use Fake Bake's Oil-Free Moisturiser on clients' feet, knees, elbows (and hands if they're dry). I only user barrier cream on fingernails and toenails, and wipe it off afterwards.

 

[fiona wallace]

Sienna X Barrier Cream used very sparingly (so lasts a long time!) on wrists and anywhere else you feel necessary is the most superior of all barriers I have used.

HTH

 

[Annebet]

Hello Sienna x is a great barrier cream and will last for ages

 

[loubylou]

Hi Gill
the way that tantrick teaches you shows that you don't need a barrier cream at all,
the way we spray avoids any need for creams,
barrier creams can leave white marks behind, hth :hug:

 

[Miss Pink23]

i was taught by Tantrick and was trained to use a barrier cream on dry areas such as knees, elbows, back of ankles, and palms.
I use aqueous cream-not expensive and works a treat.
hth
x

 

[gillian w]

Must say ive never used it and i was Tantrick trained.
I use a bit of cuticle oil on the toenails because if they aren't wearing varnish it will make discolour them.
I dont use it on fingernails because if you hold hands in a claw it doesnt really get them anyway.

 

[collin]

Generally speaking and with good pre tan prep and application methods there really is no need to use any barrier creams however if this is something you feel you need and that benefits the customer then go for it.


That is with the exception of course toe nails which may suffer a little discolouration if there is inadequate extraction or to much over spray dropping on the feet so you may need to apply a barrier to these areas.

However if using a barrier cream makes you feel more comfortable and that benefits the customer then go for it.

Were all different in our thought process on this issue:hug:


HTH

 

[Lainy82]

i was taught by Tantrick and was trained to use a barrier cream on dry areas such as knees, elbows, back of ankles, and palms.
I use aqueous cream-not expensive and works a treat.
hth
x

Me too!

 

[collin]

Me too!

That's cos your trainer was previously a Sienna x trainer and still retains that element in her Trantrick training through habit...and a darn good trainer she is top:hug:

 

[angelina221]

I use moisturiser on knees, elbows, backs of the ankles and feet and i apply vaseline to the nails. works a treat. remember to wipe the vaseline off after though

 

[tonilee]

I use creative Scensations....I can spray without using it but ....my clients feel pampered by the lovely lotion and always ask what is and where can they get it from....at which point I go "oh its Mango and Coconut, its gorgeous isnt it, we sell it here in the salon....":green:

Kerching....retail....jobsagoodun!!