Blog

In recent years, the beauty and skincare industry has seen a surge in products marketed as “organic” promising a more clean and safe option. While this trend has been largely positive by encouraging transparency and better ingredients, it has also led to some misconceptions.

The spray tan formulas we use today are not just about achieving a bronzed glow; they are crafted with a deep understanding of skin health and aesthetics. As we delve into the science behind spray tan solutions, it becomes clear that the ingredients used are paramount to both the quality of the tan and the overall health of the skin. 

Part of your New Year’s resolutions should be reviewing your spray tan business. Successful businesses know that their business model is a work in progress. This means always keeping an eye out for needed adjustments to keep them thriving.

Sometimes our clients need a little extra shading here and there or maybe had too much fun in the sun and have noticeable tan lines. The right contouring technique will successfully achieve the desired look your clients are looking for.

Even when the Technician gives a perfect spray tan a client may call with a complaint. Trouble Shooting Tans: Part 2 explains how customers can unknowingly doing something to hinder the DHA development process and how the uncover the issue.

Even the most seasoned veteran can experience client complaints. Understanding why the problems are happening is half the battle. Part 1 of this blog tackles some of the common technician issues that can occur.

As spray tan technicians we know that the application technique is critical to being a successful spray tan business, however there are other practices that a business's and technicians should keep in mind.

Employers across all industries are facing unprecedented challenges navigating COVID-19. Over the past several months, many businesses have been mandated to shut down in order to prevent the spread of the virus.