A sunless tanning booth that uses spray instead of a tanning bed works via use of a spray containing dihydroxyacetone (DHA.) DHA is applied in a fine mist to the entire body of the customer. DHA reacts with dead skin cells on the surface of the body, causing them to turn brown. Most tanners who use the spray method report good, realistic results and excellent coverage. The spray-on tans last five to seven days, typically.
Currently, there are two sunless tanning booths on the market. Though both booths use a spray technique to evenly coat the body. The drops work as little magnets, collecting on the body and repelling other drops so the tan lays evenly on the skin. The equipment spray the formula for 14 seconds on each side of the body, tanners can achieve a dark, tan appearance without ultraviolet rays."
According to the companies, both systems are easy to care for and easy to clean, similar to regular tanning equipment.
A good sunless tanning booth can be found by calling local day spas and in particular, tanning parlors. Prices will vary, but many salons offer packages, which might include multiple tan sessions, tanning products, and follow up advice.
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