I've got a wedding coming up & I think I may get a spray tan, given that I'm probably going to be bare legged.
My question to those in the know is this, if the wedding is the Saturday, what day is it best to book the tan? Thursday or Friday?
Ta x
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I agree about sudden changes - I'd stick to a lovely pampering session the night before with a full exfoliate followed by using a good moisturiser with added tanny stuff. I tried it - on my pasty white yukky legs - and it worked very nicely.
I think you've obviously seen some rather bad spray tans then tweeky, because done well, they can look good.
Foxylady, I will be having pampering sessions too, but I'm trying to schedule everything.
they are a bit like false nales. everyone knows they are false the same with a fake tan.
a bad tan can leeve you looking more dredful than looking good.
ooo smelling of biscuits sounds nice. Custard cream or garibaldi?
More like a bourbon :lol2:
Speaking as a bloke... (I'll get that out of the way first so you can choose to ignore the rest of it)...
Spray tans look absolutely ridiculous, they are cheap, chavvy, classless and entirely unattractive in all respects, (akin to false breasts) they are generally sported by women who believe that an orange basting will somehow make them look attractive whereas the only purpose they serve is to make a woman look as if she is trying to look attractive.
A natural shade (and even if that is pale milk-white legs) will always beat the incandescent glow of a cheap respray on any female, they are easy to spot and unlike a decent imitation Rolex watch (which only the most ardent Jeweller would be able to spot), the whole world will see a woman in a satsuma like body and simply laugh (personally when I see ladies with spray tans I guffaw outwardly and proceed to unashamedly point them out in the street whilst giggling uncontrollably).
They are fake, they look fake, and more importantly everyone knows they are fake - so why do it.
As a closing point... there is no such thing as a good spray tan - the only people who will tell you that there is, are the proprietors of the establishment that offer them and any poor soul that has been sold the idea that they somehow look good, and has got one.
... well that's what I think anyway - but I'm a bloke.
Pale and interesting! :thumbup:
I'm not a fan of orange, but a light tan can look great.
Either way I'm sure you will look gorgeous nola ;)
if you are doing it to look better to others forget it, if it will make you feel better at the wedding then go ahead.
as for advice on the practicalities, sorry hun cant help there.
Send me before and after pics though - or maybe let me come and watch - for purely educational purposes of course :twisted:
Hamper and pamper away Big F... how's a gal to resist?
Amateurman, that's a good idea.
I've got a staff do coming up so maybe I'll have a trial run then!
.... but not an expert on spray tans.
luckily i do have a very nice natural tan , and i only use sunbeds when a social coming up to make my tan lookin even stronger...lol
brightons nudist beach is my usual place for top ups lol
maci xxx
some spray tans can last for a couple of good showers depending on the amount of ex-foliating that is done to stop patchy-ness. my advice is to have the pamper session on the wed and ex-foliate really well with a good apricot body scrub and net body sponge. have the tan done on the wed and shower the excess off on the friday so it looks more natural. this will also have the advantage of (if staying in a hotel the evening before and after the wedding) of not leaving stained bedsheets, as has happened to a friend of ours at a girls birthday night out in manchester. giving the rest of us an excuse to giggle even more at her.
I think woman with spray tans look rediculous I always laugh at the sister in law when she has one cus she just loks so odd and sometimes patchy 
When you alter your appearance for cosmetic reasons the change should be subtle so people think you look good but cant quite work out why. When someone I know has a spray tan its bloody obvious and I keep grinning at them. 
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