sprayutangurl

We were to the point of not being able to get it off. Two coats and it was on forever. We called for advice on removing it. We now just do lighter coats same color,but fades much better.

maximnyc

Ye iam going to start doing a lighter coat, see how that works out. iam contiplating between aviva gimme brown and s jolie or bronze biologic. How is aviva brown. Does it have an orange tint to it.. i hope not

Kristie22

aviva gimme brown is not orange at all, it is a beautiful brown on anyone. however, after 48 hours, it becomes crazy brown polka-dot leopard. : ) and that's even with 8% on a skin type 2 with 1 coat. i just ordered some more 2 weeks ago to hand off to the lab to replicate the color, and it is still fading bad so i'm not thinking they changed much if anything.

brown dha? there's no such thing as brown dha. dha is dha (in it's original form it is white powder).

maximnyc

well suposebly they are using dha that causes a more browning effect opose to original dha.. otherwisee it wouldnt matter which dha solution you buy if they all cause the same color. So not only u grew a penis but u turned into a leapord.. interestingg.. But seriously wtf.. why does it fade so shittyyy. makes me wanna set my salon on firee.. hahahaha

Kristie22

well now i've heard it all. haha! a reinvention of dha, interesting... : ) the color guide and additives is what makes it develop differently from product to product. but yes you are correct, without that they would all turn out the same color. and of course the grade of dha always helps or hurts the end product as well.

LOL!!! I'm a p-less leopard!!! I don't think it has eurytholose (I can never remember who to spell that word). If that's the case, I think that would cause poor fading. I have to look into this.... Anyone know?

Kristie22

Not only no eurythylose (yet another spelling of the word), but also 2 parabens. But parabens won't effect fading so I'm guessing it's the missing eurthyl.

Ingredients: Aqua (Purified Water), Dihydroxyacetone, Decyl Polyglucose, Isopropyl Myristate, Xanthan Gum, Propylene Glycol, Propylparaben, Methylparaben, Diazolidinyl Urea, Citric Acid, Blue I (CI 42090), Yellow 5 (CI 19140), Red 40 (CI 16035)

hottropicsnj

Hi everyone, I have to say that I have been using Aviva for 2 years now and it is no question the best. I have tried many different solutions to compare and.. there isn't anything better. The Gimmie Brown works great for neutral and olive skin toned clients. The Winter Glow I swear by for my very fair clients, I have one that comes back every week faithfully for a year now and he loves the Winter Glow. The express haven't used it much to be honest, however, I did a wedding party of seven girls all different skin types and it worked out great for everyone. If you want a business that becomes successful by word of mouth only, Aviva Inspires is the way to go. Happy Spraying