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A good spray tan starts before you even walk into the studio.
And sometimes, the little things you do before your appointment can make a big difference in how your tan develops and fades.
From using the wrong products to exfoliating too close to your appointment, a few common prep mistakes can affect your final results.
The best thing you can do? Follow your spray tan artist's prep instructions and give your skin the time it needs to be ready.
Save this before your next spray tan appointment.
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Other Niches:
Lash Artist
Show up wearing mascara.
Use oily products around my lashes before the appointment.
Arrive with dirty lash extensions.
Book a fill when I actually need a full set.
Brow Artist
Tweeze my brows right before my appointment.
Try a new strong exfoliating product without checking first.
Forget to mention recent skin treatments.
Expect my brows to look identical when they're naturally different.
Esthetician / Facialist
Try a new active skincare product the night before.
Exfoliate aggressively right before my facial.
Forget to mention recent treatments or skin reactions.
Arrive without knowing what products I'm currently using.
Med Spa / Injectors
Book injectables without discussing my goals and medical history.
Hide medications or supplements I'm taking.
Schedule a treatment without considering recovery time.
Choose a provider based on discounts alone.
Laser Hair Removal
Wax or tweeze before my appointment.
Arrive with a fresh tan or recent sun exposure without telling my provider.
Forget to mention medications or skincare products.
Ignore my provider's preparation instructions.
Waxing
Shave right before my waxing appointment.
Apply heavy body oils or lotions beforehand.
Forget to mention recent skin treatments or medications.
Book without allowing enough hair growth.
Permanent Makeup
Book without reviewing healed results.
Forget to disclose previous permanent makeup.
Ignore the preparation and aftercare instructions.
Expect the healed color to look exactly like the fresh result.
Makeup Artist
Try a brand-new skincare routine the night before.
Show up without discussing the look I want.
Forget to mention allergies or sensitivities.
Skip a bridal makeup trial when one is recommended.
HOW TO USE THIS POST
—> Customize the list based on your studio's recommendations.
—> Use short b-roll clip.
—> Replace [Salon Name] and [City] with your business information.
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