Spray Tan FAQs

The tans last an average of 7 to 10 days. The longevity of your tan varies based on your skin type, level of fitness, daily activity, and how well you maintain your spray. Like a suntan, a sunless tan fades gradually as your skin cells shed. To help maintain your tan, apply lotion twice daily. Want a long-lasting glow? Regularly scheduled follow-up tans will get you there.

Spray tan appointments last 20-45 minutes. This includes the consultation, color mixing, tan application, and time to dress. The tanning process itself only takes 15 minutes.

You should stay within 2-3 skin tones of your natural skin tone. It’s also helpful to consider how your skin naturally takes color from the sun. Do you burn? Do you adopt an olive hue? If you share this information with your tanning specialist, this will help them customize the most natural-looking color for you.

The ideal time is 2-3 days before the start of your wedding festivities, including your rehearsal dinner or any other pre-wedding events. It’s better to be too far from the wedding than too close. If you’re not sure when to schedule, we recommend erring on the safe side or calling us for advice.

Yes. Chlorine and saltwater both break down the spray tan formula quicker than normal. If you choose to go swimming, you may notice a rapid fade of your spray tan.

You may experience color transfer on your sheets after your spray tan. We recommend sleeping covered in dark-colored clothing for this reason. If you find that the solution has transferred to your sheets, NBD. Throw ’em in the wash, and it should come right out. Ditto if any transfers to your clothes.

You can, but it’s always best to start with your natural skin as a base. This is key for achieving an even tan.