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Home›How To›How to Maintain a Spray Tan

How to Maintain a Spray Tan

By Matthew Lynch
February 21, 2024
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A spray tan is a great way to achieve a sun-kissed glow without exposing your skin to harmful UV rays. However, maintaining that perfect tan can be challenging if you don’t know the right steps. Here, we provide you with valuable tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your spray tan, ensuring it remains vibrant and beautiful for as long as possible.

1. Prep your skin before the session: To achieve an even tan, make sure your skin is clean and free from any oils, lotions, or perfumes. Exfoliate your skin at least 24 hours before your appointment to remove any dead skin cells and create a smooth canvas for the solution.

2. Choose the right shade: Work with your spray tan technician to select a shade that complements your natural skin tone. This will help ensure that your tan looks natural and not too dark or orange.

3. Wear loose clothing after the session: Avoid wearing tight clothing immediately after getting sprayed. Tight garments can rub against your skin, causing streaks or uneven fading.

4. Wait before showering: Give the spray tan solution time to properly set in by waiting at least 8 hours before showering or participating in activities that cause excessive sweating.

5. Moisturize daily: Keeping your skin hydrated is essential for prolonging the life of your spray tan. Use a moisturizer specifically designed for spray-tanned skin at least once a day and make sure to avoid products containing alcohol or harsh chemicals which could cause premature fading.

6. Avoid hot baths/showers: Excessively hot water can strip away the natural oils from your skin and cause your tan to fade quickly. Opt for lukewarm showers instead.

7. Pat dry after showering: Rather than rubbing yourself dry as this can cause streaks or patchiness, gently pat your skin with a towel to remove any excess water.

8. Limit exposure to water and chlorine: Spending prolonged periods in water can lead to your tan fading fast, particularly if you are swimming in chlorinated pools. Limit your water exposure and opt for a waterproof sunscreen when swimming.

9. Exfoliate gently and evenly: As your tan starts to fade, you may notice a few patchy areas. Gently exfoliate these areas with a soft washcloth or mild scrub to even out the color and prevent any build-up of spray tan product.

10. Touch up as needed: Depending on the quality of your spray tan and how well you care for it, most tans last between 5-10 days. Touch-up sessions are available at most salons to help maintain the color in between full sessions.

By following these simple tips, you can enjoy a flawless and long-lasting spray tan that accentuates your natural beauty while keeping your skin safe from harmful UV rays. So, go ahead and revel in that sun-kissed glow!

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