01. How long does a spray tan last?

Typically 5–10 days, depending on your skincare routine and how well you prep and maintain your tan. Gentle exfoliation before your session and regular moisturizing afterward help your tan fade evenly and last longer.

02. Will it stain my clothes or sheets?

Some transfer is normal during development but washes out of most fabrics. We recommend dark, loose-fitting clothes after your session.

03. Can I work out after?

Wait at least 24 hours to resume workouts to prevent uneven fading or streaking.

04. What if I have very fair or sensitive skin?

We offer customizable solutions for every skin tone. Let us know your preferences — we’ll match you to the right formula for your skin.

05. Will I look orange?

Never. Our formulas are clean, high-quality, and professionally applied for a natural finish every time.

06. What’s the difference between standard & rapid tan?

Both deliver the same flawless, even glow, but the difference is in the rinse time. A Standard Tan requires about 8 to 12 hours before rinsing, while a Rapid Tan lets you rinse in as little as 2 to 4 hours depending on how deep you want your color. Rapid Tans are a great option if you are short on time or prefer a quicker rinse.

07. Can YOU TAN over stretch marks or scars?

Yes. For the best result, apply self-tanning lotion to the area beforehand and let it develop for at least 8 hours before your appointment.

08. Can I tan after surgery?

Only once all wounds are fully healed. Never apply sunless tanning products to broken or healing skin.

09. Will sunless tanning protect me from UV rays?

No. Sunless tans do not contain SPF. You’ll still need sunscreen to protect your skin from sunburn and UV damage.

10. Can I tan while pregnant or breastfeeding?

While there are no known adverse effects, we recommend checking with your MD or OB-GYN and providing clearance before booking. Note: hormonal changes may affect how your tan develops. Avoid tanning the abdomen during pregnancy and do not apply solution over the breast or nipple area if breastfeeding.

11. What is DHA and how does it work? Is It Safe?

DHA (dihydroxyacetone) is the key tanning ingredient derived primarily from sugar beets. It reacts with amino acids on the surface of your skin to form melanoidins — brown-toned compounds that give you a bronzed, sun-kissed look. DHA has no known toxicity and is widely used in the sunless tanning industry.

12. How long before I can shower after my tan?

Standard Tan: Wait 8–10 hours. Water only, pat dry. Avoid lotion, oils, and perfumes for 24 hours.
Rapid Tan: Rinse after 1–4 hours depending on your desired depth. Again, water only and pat dry. Your tan will continue to develop for 24 hours post-application, so don’t worry if it looks faint right after rinsing.