Air Brush Tanning is an airbrush tanning system using a product that looks like water.  Three hours after the application process, a golden tan develops.

DHA reacts with the amino acids in the outer layer of the skin.  The reaction looks natural as if from the sun.

The active ingredient, dihydroxyacetone, has been approved by the FDA for cosmetic applications for over 30 years.  People who have allergies should request the ingredient sheet to insure there is no cause for concern before proceeding with the tanning process.

It can last from 3 to 10 days. It's different for everyone.  It all depends on your skin and how you care for it following the tanning session.  Air Brush Tanning produces color on the outermost layer of the skin, and the layer is being discarded, cell-by-cell.  As these cells are discarded, your tan fades.  Long baths or showers, hot tubs and swimming pools with chlorine will cause your tan to be short lived.

The darker you tan naturally, the darker you will tan with Air Brush Tanning.

We suggest once or twice a week, depending on where you want tan lines.  Your garment will not be damaged as long as it is washed the same day.

No, The tan appearance you experience from Air Brush Tanning does not prepare you for going into the natural sun.  While you will be a golden bronze color, you must approach natural tanning as if you were absolutely pale.  Always avoid overexposure to the natural sun.  Overexposure can cause painful and dangerous skin damage.

About seven to ten minutes to apply and up to ten minutes to dry.