Why is pre- and post-tanning care so important?

You have finally got the golden smooth tan you wanted for yourself using Miss Behave Tanning Lotion. Now the important part is the aftercare. What difference does it make? Because it is a thing, we talk about pre-tanning a lot. Pre- or post-care difficulties account for 99 percent of Airbrush Tanning concerns. It's not so much what we do as it is what you do. This, like other personal services, is contingent not only on the technician's skill, competence, and product but also on what is on the client's skin before treatment and how it is treated afterward. It is always made a point to emphasize the importance of pre and post-care in emails, over the phone, and in person. So, for the record, let me say one more thing. What you do before and after you get a tan is crucial. For each tan to be flawless, here are some tips to make it happen.

Get your nails, Brazilians, and massages at least a day before your tan, but make sure to exfoliate all of the lotions, oils, and other items first.

Exfoliate!!!! Anything containing oil should be avoided. Exfoliating gloves and a gel body wash or dry bar soap are the finest options.

Shave with a razor that doesn't have a moisture strip at least 12 hours before the tan.

Before your tan, avoid using lotions, deodorants, or scents. If you have any of these on, please notify, as they act as a barrier between the skin and the solution.

Bras cause oil to build upon the skin beneath the bra. Most women wear a bra several times before each wash, causing an accumulation of oil that prevents the tan from accessing that region and can result in noticeable drips as we spray tan you. This is a common occurrence in this area.

Drips- You could not get the greatest tan if you have obvious drips throughout service. All of the aforementioned factors can contribute to this. If you have drips, you will be informed throughout the service. If your entire body is pouring, you may be advised to go home and shower and exfoliate with alternative oil-free products before returning.

What to wear: Consider why you're getting a tan; a wedding, vacation, or a party. What will you be wearing once you've gotten your tan? Consider straps, necklines, and revealing bathing suits. To put it another way, you don't want to tan in your slacks and then put on a string bikini. Could you imagine the tan lines? Whatever you wear throughout your tan will leave natural skin under so keep that in mind when choosing your tanning apparel. Many people go tan-free to avoid apparent tan lines. It is entirely up to you to make this decision.

What to wear after: Preferably a dark, loose-fitting outfit. Tight pants, bras, leggings, shapewear, or shoulder straps that are too tight are not advised.

If something appears off, or wrong, or if it is too much or not enough of something, you can give a call to your nearest tanning salon to check for what went wrong. And if you want to achieve a radiant glow at home, consider using designer skin tanning lotion misbehaved.