Spray Tan for Your Wedding, Yay or Nay? A Planner's Product Review

In this video I’ll give you review my spray tan experience and tell you all about the process, what it cost me, how long it took, what I did to prepare, what I wore there and for the tan, and how they actually sprayed me. I tell you if I think you should get one before your wedding IN THIS VIDEO so be sure to watch it!
When it came to booking, I used a local company that allowed me to book my appointment online, big win for me there. I did have to give them my credit card then and there was a fee if I were to no-show, which I think if fair. They sent me a text to confirm and a text reminder the day of. Loved that too.
As far as prep, I went to their website to learn how to prepare. They said exfoliate twice. I received the spray tan on Thursday evening. So on Wednesday I showered and exfoliated like normal with a lufa. Then on Thursday, right before I went, I used a dry brush to exfoliate, then showered and exfoliated with a lufa again.
The website also instructed me on what to wear. For the actual spray tan, you can wear whatever you want. I found an old bathing suit that is a little too small and one I don’t care about ruining. They also said to wear a loose fitting t shirt, shorts, and flip flops. Also I had no makeup, no lotion, and no deodorant on, as instructed.
Now onto the actual tan. I wore my old bathing suit and stood in front of this trifold wall that had a fan on it, that I guess was just like a circulating fan, it didn’t blow air on me. My spray tan artist told me not to touch the wall. She used a spray gun and carefully began the job. She gave me very specific instructions as to wear to stand, how to turn, wear to put my arms. She also sprayed my face which I was uncertain about. Her advice was that if she didn’t my face my look pale in comparison to the rest of my body. So I said go for it. Another interesting part was when she asked me to cup my hands, and she sprayed each finger!
Once she finished, I put my baggy clothes back on. My tan required 6 hours to sit, but letting it sit longer was not going to change the color. So I actually slept on it, and rinsed it off in the shower in the morning.
It cost $40 and took a half hour. There was a more expensive option the dried in 4 hours instead of 6, but I really wasn’t in a rush. It is supposed to last 7-10 days. Check out our website blog to see if it lasted or not. You can see that here:
Everyone wants that perfect glow but of course there’s that looming fear of looking orange or unnatural in pictures. Timeless is a descriptor many of our clients use when they talk about their wedding. So before committing to a professional spray tan, self-tanner or any other sunless tanning product, make sure you have experimented and made an informed decision about how it looks and how you will like it over time. Those pictures last forever!
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[@ameliepizza3987]

Really great point about the close up pictures of hands on wedding day!

[@ameliepizza3987]

So informative!!! Love that you went and experienced it yourself for this review!

[@CrystalMeacham-d9o]

I was worried about the tan coming off on the dress but after you mentioned the hands it turned it into a nope for me. My hands never turn out good. Definitely not good enough for photos