Get the Perfect Tan with Sunkissed by Adelyn

SCHEDULE OTHER APPOINTMENTS FIRST:

Schedule other appointments first:  By scheduling services like hair, nails, waxing, facials, and massages at least two days before your spray tan, you can prevent any residues from these services that might compromise your tan.

EXFOLIATE BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENT:

Use a spa-grade exfoliator one day before your tan to gently exfoliate. Ensure all shaving is completed to remove dead skin cells and leave your skin fresh and renewed.

STAY HYDRATED, INSIDE AND OUT:

Hydration is key to a long lasting tan. Drink plenty of water and replenish your skin with a quality moisturizer several times per day leading up to your appointment.

ARRIVE WITH CLEAN SKIN:

If necessary, shower with water, no soaps, hours before the tan to remove lotions, makeup, perfumes, and deodorants which cause uneven development of the tan.

WEAR LOOSE-FITTING CLOTHING:

Bring loose, dark-colored pants and a shirt to dress into after your appointment while your tan develops. Avoid leggings, close-toed shoes, bras, and other restrictive clothing.

AVOID WATER AND SKIN TO SKIN CONTACT:

Treat your new spray tan with caution during development. Avoid sweating and water exposure and refrain from touching or scratching your body until our instructed shower time.

SHOWER AT YOUR DESIGNATED RINSE TIME:

Rinse with cool water at your assigned shower time. Do not wear the solution for longer than the time your technician has instructed. Always pat dry, and do not rub when exiting the shower.

USE TAN-SAFE PRODUCTS:

Maintain your tan's longevity and even fade by using high-quality, spray tan-safe products, including body washes and moisturizers.

APPLY TAN EXTEND LOTION DAILY:

Keep your spray tan glowing with tan extend lotion, featuring a blend of naturally hydrating ingredients and DHA to promote healthy skin and gradual color development.

YOUR SPRAY TAN IS ONLY TEMPORARY:

To minimize premature fading and uneven color, avoid excessive shaving, sweating, hot showers, baths, and exposure to saltwater and chlorine.