1.  Thoroughly exfoliate your body the night before using exfoliating hand gloves or a washer used firmly.  Pay special attention to feet, ankles, knees, elbows as these areas tend to be drier and may ‘grab’ too much tan.

2.  Hair removal must be done prior to tanning.  Wax 24 hours before.   Shaving on the day is fine (if you have sensitive skin shave day before)

3.  Do not moisturise your body, or apply deodorant, wear makeup or perfume to your tanning session.  These cause a barrier on the skin hindering development of full colour potential.  You may moisturise your face, elbows, knees and feet if you find you are quite dry in those areas.  This will assist the tan to not grab too much on those areas.

4.   Wear whatever you feel most comfortable in.  Most women wear a g-string, full brief or go nude.  For guys, boy shorts or jocks.

5.   Wear loose, dark clothing after tanning.   No tight clothing, closed in shoes or boots.  Jewellery will have to be removed and a bra cannot be put back on.  These items rub on the tan and the outcome is an uneven result.

After Tan Care

1.   Do not shower for 8-12 hours after your tan.  Use a Body Shampoo (without Sodium Laurel Sulphate) to gently cleanse skin without stripping off tan and to keep skin hydrated.

2.   Do not undertake activities that will cause you to perspire. This will affect the result of your tan.

3.   Moisturise twice daily.  This promotes a longer lasting tan and enables tan to fade evenly.  Use Bronzing Custard every second day, alternating with Body Frosting to prolong the life of your tan and to keep your tan dark!

4.   Avoid activities that naturally exfoliate your skin.  This includes long baths, shaving too often, rubbing with a towel (pat dry only) Chlorinated pools bleach your tan.

5.   Sit on a towel and not directly onto furniture after your tanning session.

6.   Do not use lotions with Alpha Hydroxyl Acids (AHA's) or Glycolic Acid.   Their purpose is to promote exfoliation to reveal new skin.