UVtanning lotions
bronzed beauty
by stacey topley
“UVtanning lotions not only provide clientswith
a long lasting darker tan but also help keep the skin nourished.”
With Summer just around the corner (we hope), clientsmay want to start building up their tan so when it finally arrives they will have a golden glow ready and waiting.
However, they are probably not so keen on having dry skin and a quick- fading tan as a result of not applying UV tanning lotions andmoisturising afterwards.
For clients who are after the prolonged effect of UV tanning but the instant results of a spray tan then they will find tanning lotions invaluable.
Without the use of a lotion the skin can sometimes be left dry and clients may find that their tan fades quicker as moisturised skin will absorb UV light, helping to influence the tanning process for a faster, deeper, darker tan.
Many UV tanning lotions also contain anti-ageing
ingredients.Mark Tilloston, Operation Director at Bliss
says: “Products that contain anti- ageing ingredients will replace the nutrients needed to re-hydrate the skin after a tanning session.”
He continues: “Good hydration is the key to healthy skin and a longer lasting
tan.To enhance and extend the life of your tan,moisturising is a must.”
There are a range of different types of UV tanning lotions available so you will be able to help your client choose one that ismost suitable for them.
“Recent advances in bronzing ingredients have led to unsurpassed colour enhancements while minimising streaking, staining and discolouration,” saysAndy Hinton, Sales andMarketingManager for Cyrano.
“There currently exists a bronzing product that is perfect for any level tanner with any colour goal inmind,” saysAndy.
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