5 Dos and Don'ts for a Perfect Wedding Spray Tanning!

 

Visualizing yourself walking down the aisle with a just flown in from Bora Bora glow against your pristine
white gown, but more slightly worried about all the ways you could mess it up? Us, too. It is not that
difficult to be a self-manifested self-tanning junkie daily when all you have to do is smudge on some
tanner and let it do its magic for a random weekend when it truly does not matter.

But the notion of streaks, turning stupid - orange, or bleeding brown all over your wedding dress on the
day of all days is enough to topefy anyone with fear that leads them to bob the spray tan and toss out
the tanner altogether. 

Hold on to your bottle, though, because we got the lowdown from the Air-Tan Tanning experts on how to guarantee the most pretty, oopsie-proof, wondrously sun-kissed skin. Now wedding spray tan will bring magic to your H-Day. Wanted to know how? Come with us!

The five established ways for a magical wedding spray tanning

The DO's

1. Exfoliate , exfoliate and exfoliate

 

Start exfoliating your skin and finishing your hair removal a week before the wedding. Wait for 24 hours
between waxing and any tan application - this will clinch the hair follicles that have settled to aid in a
great finish before tan application. Then, remove all products like deodorants, perfumes, etc.

2. Find the correct color

Experiment with the shades well beforehand. In the end, how gloomy you get is your choice. Stick to
just one expertise spray tanning application for your ultimate look, and the more preferable and healthier
is airbrush tanning as it is an effective and quicker process.   As with that, the excellent part is you do not need any extra sessions to fabricate the color; skin naturally
sheds over about ten days, so all you would need to do in between is apply a little self-tan at home to
maintain and boost the color. 

3. Groom before application

Use moisturizer as a shield for only elbows, knees, hands, feet, back of the heel, around the hairline,
and any dry areas when applying your patron at home. 

This keeps those parts from getting gloomy and helps the tan look brighter - moisturizing your whole
body will fade the tan color, which nobody wants. Along with that, know how to tan your face for a sun-
kissed glow.

4. Use appropriate tools

Use the amazing paint brush for heaping up self-tanner and wiping away excess product on large
surfaces - use the light, sweeping strokes all over. 

5. Settle down every mistake

       

Use baby oil if you need to fix darker areas. Keep it on for ten minutes to allow the exploitation to be
more effective. Scrub the dark parts, then buff out the skin with a hot damp washcloth.

The DON'Ts

1. Skip trials

Do not skimp out on a trial spray tan right before your dress trials [ most preferably two weeks before the BIG day]. This is the best method to see what shade looks cool against the exact shading of your gown and if you should go with a lighter tone or darker one.  

2. Iron out with the felonious shade

You never need to go with one shade. Ask your spray tan expert if they can contravid the color by mixing light and dark solutions for your desired glow. Most places can silhouette and add more color where your body really needs it. By using extra shades, so that your skin will have more intensity and smoothness .

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3. Forget about touch-ups 

Do not forget to do retouches with an at-home self-tanner every 2-3 days for the face and a mid-week prolift for the day. The tan on your face fades faster due to more exposure and daily cleansing.    

4. Do not practice the DIY's  

Do not practice tanning at home on your own. The tanning application needs loads of expertise and knowledge; practicing DIY tanning will put you in trouble, and we know nobody wants anything fishy, at least on the most beautiful day of their lives.

5. Say goodbye to sun protection

Just because you look tan or have the organic spray tan done does not mean you can go in the sun before your OH BIG DAY and get burned. And continue protecting your skin by using sunscreen.

By and large,

The bridesmaids, champagne, and the perfect wedding spray tan are all we want on your BIG day. {Can't agree more}