CARE AND FEEDING OF YOUR AIRBRUSHED TAN
Your tan begins to emerge in 4 to 6 hours after your tanning session. It will continue to darken over the next 24 hours. Your tan will begin to fade in 4 to 7 days, depending upon how you prepared your skin prior to your tan, and how you cared for your skin after your tan.
DO take special care for teh first two hours after you have been airbrushed to wear loose clothing and not to get any substance on your skin, including WATER. This includes manicures, pedicures, shampooing and perspiring.
WAIT for 10 to 12 hours before showering.
MOISTURIZE your skin at least twice a day, beginning after your first shower if you've been airbrushed with the Bronze, or in 4 to 5 hours if you've been airbrushed with the NATURAL.
RINSE off or shower immediately after workouts, swimming in pools and salt water bathing.
AVOID Dove soap in any form.
CORRECT LIGHT AREAS by applying MAINTAIN Lotion specifically to the lighter areas. Areas that my have lightened due to abrasive wearing, such as shoes on feet, or bra lines, can be restored to match your tan. The DHA content in MAINTAIN will even out these areas with one or two applications.
LIGHTEN DARK AREA by applying PREPARE Lotion specifically to the darker area. Scrub lightly with a pumice stone. Repeat this process until the dark area lightens to the desired shade. For very dark or stubborn areas apply PREPARE and let soak in overnight. Then repeat application of PREPARE and rub with either a pumice stone or a pedicure brush. PREPARE may be used to exfoliate off teh last remnants of an airbrushed tan.
EXTEND YOUR TAN TO 10-14 DAYS by unsing MAINTAIN Lotion all over once or twice a day. You may also use your regular moisturizer. More is better!
THINGS THAT CAN ACCELERATE FADING (AVOID THESE)
Products containing: Alpha and Beta Hydroxy acids, Glycolic, Lactic, Salicylic, Citric, Tartaric, Retin A, Citrus (orange, grapefruit, lemon, lime), alcohol, witch hazel.
Types of Products: hair removal, make-up removers, anti-acne, adhesive tape, facial masks, skin or hair bleaching, hair coloring.