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March 19, 2004
By: David Tees
Website: http://www.tanning-beds-and-lotions.com
Tan without the sun with a spray on tan!
Many people have heard of tanning lotions that give a person a tan when applied, and many more have tried it with less then desirable results. Messy creams, uneven colouring, and a colour more orange then bronze, but now the instant tanning lotion has evolved into a spray on tan. There are a few versions of the spray on tan that can be bought over the counter at any pharmacy, and then there is the version that can be had at a tanning salon.
The spray on tan one might find at the tanning salon is also known as airbrush tanning or the mystic tan. The process is very simple. The client walks into an enclosed booth and is sprayed with a fine mist that dries almost instantly and lasts for over a week before it begins to fade. It's easy, not at all messy and very convenient if you lead a fast-paced lifestyle.
Not only is the spray on tan so simple, but when exposure to the sun's harmful rays has become such a growing concern, it's the fabulous healthy alternative to achieving the perfect 'sun-kissed' movie star tan. In addition to this method of the sunless tanning, we also carry many other products that may suit your needs, many of them great improvements to the lotions of years past. They are not so messy, provide better coverage and get more desirable colouring then ever before.
For additional information on airbrush tanning, or to choose from a variety of related products, please select the link above.
About
The Author:
David Tees is a successful author and regular contributor to http://www.tanning-beds-and-lotions.com.
The best place online for tanning beds, supplies and lotions.
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