My fake tan already sprays at any angle. How does ANYWAY® spray differ from other products which do spray upside down?
Currently products such as fake tan or sunscreen which spray upside down use bag-on-valve technology which is only available in an aerosol can. There are drawbacks to these solutions. Bag on valve technology is difficult to integrate into production lines and is expensive so is only found in products with a high market value, such as sunscreen. It is not viable for use in products such as oven cleaner with a low retail price. Furthermore, a bag on valve solution is also not aesthetically pleasing, so couldn’t be used in a product with a clear bottle such as perfume. And it cannot be used in the 80 billion trigger and finger pump sprays produced globally each year as it just won’t work. Some attempts have been made in the past to solve this problem for trigger and finger pump sprays but they have not met with success. You may think that aerosols spray work upside down. Not true! All that happens is the gas (which is usually flammable butane) escapes and the product stays in the can. The
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