airbrush queen

Its a company called Pharm Tan, they actually called me today for a re-order. They have a toll free 877-390-1536.

luminarysalon

The best way we have found to remove airbrush is using baby oil. Cover any area you want to remove with baby oil and rub it into the skin well. Soak that area in a hot bath of water for about 20 minutes. This is how we remove overspray from our hands after we complete a tan on someone else. Our employees find this the most effective, least invasive removal. It is also inexpensive.

I have found that someone wanting to remove an entire body tan may need 2 full baths to remove all color, but it does work.

CrystalSS

So my DHA 101...There is really no way to "remove color". The color change from DHA is produced through a chemical reaction. Once the chemical reaction has taken place it is like trying to remove an actual UV tan.

Now you see why it is virtually impossible to remove after a few hours. All that can be done is to try and speed up the process of exfoliating the skin cells that had the color change through the chemical reaction with the DHA.

movieking

Why did they call you when you are using the same computer as Pharm Tan? Scam?

MATT A

Pharm Tan Inc seems to have multiple personalities using airbrush queen and Pharm Tan Inc sharing the same computer

MATT A

They are thinking to find there excuse.

Pharm Tan Inc

I have no reason to think or have a reason to excuse myself. Airbrush Queen is a local client of ours and has stopped by our facility to pick up products many times, as she did this week. Is it spam if a client speaks about our product? I assure everyone that there are no multiple personalities here. Anyways I personally want to thank all our clients for their feedback and support.

Brian Oshman

Exactly, I post this solutlon too. Shows how much the Trunk Slammers® don't know.

kooltanz

I'm new to the airbrush industry. I offer it at my tanning salon. I was wondering if you use baby wipes to remove the cosmetic color after you spray a client, does the DHA come off too?

I had a lady that would not hold still and she looked down and messed up her neck after I had sprayed her. I eventually took baby wipes and removed all the cosmetic bronzer form her neck and sprayed her again.

I didn't know what to do for her at the time and that was the ony thing I could think of.

I haven't heard back from her so I don't know if she was double dark on her neck or not, but I thought if you wiped it off or got it wet then it would stop the DHA from developing.

RCKnep3

Yeah was barrier cream used and I have gotten it on my hands before, usually a loofa will scrub it off w/out issue