totaleclipse1

how do you promote something like this... why would people off the street use this ? what would be the reason to pull them in? Do you have to wipe yourself after? If using before/after a tanning session does it efectthe lotion being used, like getting streaked,etc ?

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ubertan

to answer totaleclipse1's questions, you market it to everyone as an anti-aging, anti-wrinkle full body moisturization system. Because the aloe and vitamins are atomized, they absorb very quickly and deeply into the skin. The vitamins aid in plumping up the skin for a smoother appearance of cellulite and fine lines. There is minimal "wetness" after the session, and only a slight "rub in" is necessary...you can put your clothes right on. You feel totally moisturized and refreshed, and it's purpose is to just "feel good."

Those with perpetually dry skin would benefit from the deep penetrating moisturization, those with fine lines can see an improvement in their skin's texture. If you live near a beach, this is a great way to get the beach bunnies in the salon after a long day of sunning -- a refreshingly cool mist of aloe and vitamins to put back into your skin what lying at the beach has stripped away. Great for sunburns and don't forget windburns in winter. Those who do tan in the salon -- especially die hard tanners, it will keep their skin hydrated between sessions. Not reccomended for use immediately after sunless or a heavy bronzing lotion application. Use it the day before the sunless, and your application will be smoother and more even. Use the day after sunless, and your skin will remain tan longer because of the deep hydration.