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Client disclosure/release forms Hello tan people- I need to get the basic set of disclosure and client release forms for airbrush tanning. I've been on the NTTI website and they only have forms for UV tanning. Does anyone have forms to share or a good resource for locating them? Much Appreciation, Laure |
Re: Client disclosure/release forms Do you need a release for airbrushing? I don't use one. |
Re: Client disclosure/release forms I would call whoever you got your system from or whoever you get you solution from and they will get you a waiver form if this will not work for you This will Serve as a confirmation that the Spray Tan session has been explained to me. 1. What is the Spray Tan Process? DHA (Dihydoxyacetone) is used to react with the skins amino acids. The result is like that of the sun. 2. What kind of results can I expect? You can not force a tan on your skin from the sun., and you shouldn’t try to force a tan on your skin with the spray tan either. Even though there is no skin damage from over exposure when you use the Spray tan. Over exposure can result in a possible orange distortion of the bronze tan way strive to achieve. The Darker you tan naturally the darker you can tan with a spray on tan. 3. How long will my spray tan Last. 3-10 day is the normal range. This depends on your skin type and how well you take care of it. Whys to extend your tan to the long time are. Exfoliate with a none oil expliater before getting sprayed. Keep you skin moisturized after your spray tan, avoid long hot baths or showers, and hot tuns. Salt water can also shorten your spray tan. 4. What are challenges associated with the spray on tan process? Too much spray can result in an orange tint to the tan. SO we only will spray someone 2 times a week. Following a spray tanning session avoid: Tight clothes, perspiring, leather seats and do not shower for at least 3 hours. Letting your tan stay on overnight is recommended. 5. Are their any side effect? There may be some people that are allergic to the basic inert ingredients in the spray solution. The worst know reaction in such cases is a person may break out with a acne bump or two. We ask that people who have allergies to look at the ingredients list to ensure that there is no cause of concern before proceeding with the Spray tan process 6. MOST IMPORTANT When you use the spray tan process you do not experience any protection for the natural sun. Use sunscreen as if you were completely pale and going out into the sun for the first time. ALWAYS avoid over exposure to the natural sun, Spray on tan Process Step 1 ExfoliatePrior to application take a through shower using special exfoliating soap that doesn’t contain ANY oils. Apply NO lotions makeup or deodorant. If you was do so prior to tanning Step 2 Apparel In the changing room change into a bathing suit or your underwear. Let us know when you ar ready. Step 3 Barrier cream Apply barrier cream to your palms, feet, and finger nails and any extra dry area ie* elbows Step 4 Application Now you are ready to be tanned, after you have been tanned allow a few minutes to dry and get dressed. Avoid touching your tan as this will transfer spray tan solution to your fingers. Step 5 Maintance In order to retain your bronzed look. You should use a tan extender daily and return with in 10 days for another application I have been told the risks to the spray on tan and do hold harmless the owners of this salon and their employees. Signed__________________________________ _________________Date____________ Hope this helps Spraytannedjenn -from tan Talk |
Re: Client disclosure/release forms tantoes I would recommend becoming a member of the American Tanning Institute. http://www.tanningprogram.com They will be able to supply you with everything you need. :) |
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Re: Client disclosure/release forms I am confused here - not using release forms? Are you insured? Professionals should have insurance and insurance companies require you to use release forms...I would love to see what would happen if you knocked over a gallon of solution on somebodys white carpet!!!! |
Re: Client disclosure/release forms The release above would not even be approved by my insurance company ---- ladies can we be professional - check the misspellings, use legal terminology...half of that stuff does not even belong in a release!!! |
Re: Client disclosure/release forms I don't think either person is doing mobile spray tanning but they should still have additional insurance for clothes etc. As far as typo's maybe spraytannedjen was just typing that up in a hurry here as an example only and not copying and pasting it. |
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Re: Client disclosure/release forms I was spray tanned only once in another salon and was never ask to sign anything. They gave me a paper to read with all the info about the day before, clothing, allergic reaction, etc. but just as information only. |
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