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1st February 2008, 10:37 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Airbrush Prep
I will be buying a cal tan system for our hair salon in which we added 2 beds to as well. I've been doing my research and still have a few questions reguarding the airbrush process. I've read alot of talk about exfoliating and using a barrier creme. If someone can give me a rundown of what a typical session is like, it would be very helpful. Also before the client comes and has to exfoliate and shower, is there a special solution or brand to use to do this or just any exfoliating scrub from a drugstore will do? And I know about barrier cremes and basically just to use vaseline or other type lotion etc, but where do you put it besides around fingers and toes, anywhere else I should know about?And if anyone has anything they think would be helpful in knowing about airbrushing that would be great, Thank you!!
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1st February 2008, 10:40 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Re: Airbrush Prep
If you dont mind me asking if you're a hair salon why are you adding tanning services? Are there no other tanning salons ni your area?
I have some prep instructions on my website www.glowtanningco.com
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