Cali's Finest

I tan women almost always nude, anyone under 16 must have another person in the room... Men have to wear SOMETHING. I start at the bottom because that is the way I was taught and certified. I always spray from top to bottom in small circles unless it is the hands or feet. Also when I go down the arm I use a strait line. I mist the hands and let the overspray hit the feet. Unless the person is already pretty tan, then I actually mist the feet. I use lotion on people who dont have any paint on their nails and thats it. Sometimes people will want to put it between their toes but I dont use any on the bottom of feet or hands. The way I spray, you dont need it.

sz girl

totally nude?
btw-with men, is it harder for the spray to
penetrate thru all of the body hair?
sounds weird huh?

sz girl

i have sprayed this older lady now a few times. she is german
very fair skinned and says shes the only one in her family that
can not get tan. so we always have problems with the solution
not sticking to parts of her legs and her feet. have you ever sprayed
anyone and have it not stick with them or blotchy or anything like that.
i've only noticed it on really fair, red haired people.

Cali's Finest

Yes, totally nude. You're right, if you say no, you are going to loose alot of your clients. As for the men, the spray should penatrate but what I do is if they are particulary hairy, you can allow them to dry a little between the first and second coat. This way all the specs of solution on the hair doesnt get larger and not let it through. Also, always spray men in clear. When they dry with the blow drier, the specs of solution go from the hair to their body. If you use the bronze with them it will create freckles. This does not effect the tan but it does effect the way your client walks out. With the clear, it still does this but you cant see it.

Cali's Finest

Do you use SLUFF WIPES?

Island girl

I dont know what you mean hush-hush???? I've never been hush hush about the juice I'm using, but then my clients don't care what brand it is. I don't know why anyone would have that conversation with a client???? My booth clients love the fact that my juice doesn't stink and actually smells good, and I can offer them bronzer or no bronzer. I use Breeze juice in the booth and I use the booth and that's all my clients care about. We all know we are the walking advertisement for our salons and my color is VERY GOOD. I have had my gun since Dec. and no Breeze doesn't handle the guns anymore, although they assured me its a great gun for the money. Pasche does have a website, though.

Cali's Finest

Some times clients want to know what you are using because they want to do it themselves.

Island girl

Oh, I never thought of that. Those crazy clients!!! I don't know what I would tell them. I guess, Breeze cause thats the truth. I don't know really what I would say.

Cali's Finest

I rip the labels off mine for that very reason, they can get on the internet and find whatever they want but they aint using mine.

justlovetotan

I found Norvell sticky and left a strong DHA odor. Like Breeze soooo much better.