Have you ever gotten a "spray on" tan?

[caty]

Did it look natural? Would you get another one?

A friend of mine is going to get one and I'm :think: about trying one.

[philosophie_en_rose]

1. Depends on the product.

If you're going with a spray-on at a salon, ask to see pictures or someone in person.

Back slowly away at any sign of orange.

[displacedtexan]

2. My daughter is a professional makeup artist in Hollywood...

She's trained and certified in airbrushing, and she says it's a waste of money if the
airbrusher just "picks a color." The skin's tones have to be matched and
rematched, or the tan will look terrible.

Check the certifications and licenses of the airbrushers before shelling out
the big bucks.

[LA lady]

3. yes

My daughter got one for the prom. I thought it was WAY too dark but she liked it. It faded in 3 days and got on her sheets, clothes, towels, etc. I doubt she would do it again. She has been using a Jergens lotion on her legs that is working well.

We have melanoma in our family so we don't go out in the sun and there's no way we would use a tanning bed.

[dpbrown]

4. It's just hair gel, really.

:rofl:

[StaggerLee]

5. I worked with a lady about six years ago

She had either spray on or maybe it was in a form of a lotion.

Some days were better than others and on the bad days it really looked dark orange on her skin.

But man could she fill a skirt... :evilgrin: