Why are Airbrush Tans better than Misting Booth Tans or Tanning Creams?
Airbrush Tanning uses a precision instrument a little larger than the size of a pen that allows for smooth, flawless application. Special care can be taken on difficult areas, such as the feet, knees, elbows, hairline, and face. Once an Airbrush Tanning kit is initially purchased, the cost of the tanning solution ends up being just over $3 per tan. Misting booths give you little control over where the misting tan ends up. The results are often flawed and blotchy. You usually are required to wear a shower cap, which can leave a strange tan line along your hairline. Misting booth instructions can be complicated and difficult to follow. They can call for convoluted movements and twists in order to get an all-over tan. Finally, misting booth tans at the salon can be very expensive, ranging from $35 to $85 per application. Tanning creams applied by hand often result in an uneven, unnatural tan. They can leave your hands stained with a deep orange color or, if you wash your hands after apply
