Spray on tan??

jessi3617

What do you guys think about spray on tans?

AdeleDazeem

I think that I wanted to look like myself on my wedding day and not a tan version that really never exists.

I also think there was a whole thread about this just a few posts down :-)

EDIT: oops!  It was more than few down! 

http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_chit-chat_spray-tans

JoanE2012

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[QUOTE]What do you guys think about spray on tans?
Posted by jessi3617[/QUOTE]

<div>I was too afraid to do one for my wedding.....I didn't want color running off on my dress.  In the end, I was able to get color naturally as we honeymooned first then got married thanks to Hurricane Sandy.  If you try it, do it early to see if you like it!</div>

CallaLily25

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[QUOTE]What do you guys think about spray on tans?
Posted by jessi3617[/QUOTE]

I'm personally not a fan. They always look too orangey and fake to me.

angelicdarkness13

I have a moisturizer that I use instead. It brings out your natural pigments which makes you look like you're tanning without using the spray tans or the beds:) Check your local drug mart - its over the counter for 10$

jessi3617

Thanks everyone. Um I have tanned since I was 16. But my problem is ive had surgery multiple times so that causes me not to tan. But I have enough time before the wedding that I could tan in a bed for a few months before. That way im not super tan but im not a ghost either.

renegade gaucho

I think it's weird to change the color of your skin.

erinlin25

spray tans can be very hit or miss.  If you do it, definitely do a "trial" so you know what it will look like.  And i'm a fan of the level 1 so its just a little extra glow, rather than a wow, you got a spray tan!  Its been years since I've done one, but the few times I did, it came out nice.  Undecided if I'll do one for my wedding or just start using a good tanning lotion.

beautifulmama28

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[QUOTE]In Response to Spray on tan?? : I was too afraid to do one for my wedding.....I didn't want color running off on my dress.  In the end, I was able to get color naturally as we honeymooned first then got married thanks to Hurricane Sandy.  If you try it, do it early to see if you like it!
Posted by JoanE2012[/QUOTE]

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</div><div>I've had the really good spray on tans where the lady actually comes to your house...its all natural, doesn't look orange, etc.</div><div>
</div><div>That being said...it rubs off on anything light or white for days still.</div><div>
</div><div>I had considered it, but I would rather go to a tanning bed for 4 weeks to get a pop of color, at least then it won't wreck my dress....</div><div>
</div><div>If you decide to do it, def do it 3-4 days prior so it has to time to wash off a little.</div>