Tanning -Organic Tanning Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anatural tan
Organic beauty products are becoming amust-have for any salon now, so why not offer your clients the option of an organic tanning range too for a tan that really is natural.
whitetobrown's Organic Spray Tan Solution uses eco-certified, originally produced DHA within its advanced formulation, also free from parabens. Natural extracts of Avocado, Aloe Vera and Vitamin E will work to nourish and refresh the skin while producing a rich, golden colour and flawless results. Call whitetobrown for your free sample.
Prosalondirect: 01 664 1646
Sunset Tan is a vitamin based organic tan containing vitamins C and E, as well as vitamin A. Research has found that these vitamins can help to protect against sun damage and skin cancer and that they may actually reverse some of the discolouration and wrinkles associated with ageing.
All Beauty Brands: 045 944 751
Phyt’s certified organic Voille Doré (meaning Golden Veil) is popular with brides because it is natural looking. The natural DHA used comes from Colza (red cabbage) and doesn’t dehydrate the skin. With its Sunflower and Sesame Oil base, it hydrates the skin and is suitable for the face and body. All organic extracts are certified BIO and others include Peppermint, vitamin E, Rosewood, Palmarosa and Lavender.
Virginie Claire Products: 01 452 6973
Repêchage Hydra Soleil® Self Tanning
Gel has a 100% natural, caffeine free, potent anti-oxidant formula providing protection against free radical damage while giving skin a beautiful radiance. The tan goes on smoothly and evenly without streaks and is rich in moisturisers.
Repêchage: 0800 731 7546
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