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Home›How To›How to Stand in a Spray Tan Booth

How to Stand in a Spray Tan Booth

By Matthew Lynch
February 27, 2024
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Spray tan booths have become increasingly popular for those looking to achieve a sun-kissed glow without the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun or tanning beds. If you’ve never had a spray tan before, you might be wondering how to stand in a spray tan booth for optimal results. In this article, we’ll guide you through the process so you can feel confident during your next appointment.

Step 1: Prepare Yourself Before Entering the Booth

Before entering the spray tan booth, make sure you’ve removed all jewelry and clothing, including undergarments if required by your salon. Apply barrier cream provided by your technician to dry areas such as elbows, knees, heels, and hands to prevent excessive color absorption in these areas. Wear a hair net or cap to protect your hair and a nose clip if available to avoid inhaling spray tan solution.

Step 2: Enter the Booth and Get in Position

Once you’re prepared, step into the spray tan booth. You’ll notice there are handles or bars on either side of the booth. Hold onto these for support throughout the process and find your footing on non-slip pads at the base of the booth to avoid slipping.

Step 3: Assume Proper Posture

As the spray tanning solution is applied, it’s crucial to maintain an open stance throughout the process. Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart and slightly bend your knees for balance. Arching your back ensures that all areas of your body receive an even application of the tanning solution.

Step 4: Position Your Arms and Hands

To avoid streaks or uneven coverage on your arms and hands, position them away from your body. Hold them slightly bent at the elbow and keep your palms facing outward with fingers spread apart.

Step 5: Follow Voice Prompts or Instructions

Most spray tan booths have built-in voice prompts to guide you through the process. Follow these instructions to reposition yourself throughout the session, such as turning around or raising your arms for optimal coverage.

Step 6: Exit the Booth and Dry Yourself

When the spray tan application is complete, step out of the booth. Use a towel or air dryers provided by the salon to gently dry off any excess solution. Avoid rubbing your skin too vigorously, as this can cause streaks or uneven color.

Step 7: Maintain Your Spray Tan

Caring for your spray tan is just as important as getting one. Wait at least 8 hours before showering, sweating, or swimming to allow the solution to set properly. Use gentle soap and moisturize daily with a lotion recommended by your technician to prolong the life of your spray tan.

With these steps in mind, you’ll be better equipped to stand confidently in a spray tan booth and achieve a flawless, even glow. Happy tanning!

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