I dont want to look like a tangarine walking around! Will they let you test a piece of your skin before you decide to do the whole body?Does the spray on tan stuff at the tanning salons look like a real tan...or does it make you look orangeish?
I can't speak for all salons, but I had the Mystic tan at Planet Beach, and it looked really fake. They couldn't test it on a little bit of skin because the Mystic is done by a spraying booth, not an actual person.
I think that it will look more natural if an actual (trained) person is applying it for you, but that will probably be a lot more expensive.Does the spray on tan stuff at the tanning salons look like a real tan...or does it make you look orangeish?
i have tried many different kinds, and some are better than others, but they all have the slightest bit of an orange tint in them, and they feel gross, kind of sticky, and i can't stand the way they smell.
spray tans suck. try lotions w/ self tanners in them. try Dove Energy Glow Lotion.
most of them make you look orangish the darker you go
Friday, May 14, 2010
I'm looking for a good, reputable nail salon in Denver CO.?
I've been to a couple different nail salons and asked for gel nails and been talked into acrylic and then lacquer nails. I'm not loving them, still want to try the gel. Does any one know of a good nail salon in or around Denver that will do the gel nails well and without a fuss?I'm looking for a good, reputable nail salon in Denver CO.?
I can give you links to a couple of salon locators. The first one is sponsored by Creative Nail Design - a professional nail product company which, among other nail products for the consumer, makes top notch acrylic and gel products for the nail industry. They have been in business since the late 1970's and are a major player in the nail business to this day. The good thing about this particular salon locator is that all of the salons/techs that are listed are company trained and certified in the use of their products prior to their being listed here. It's easy to use, and I'm sure you can find a good tech who will do a great job on your nails. And yes, they have their own high quality gel line called Brisa gels which is available in many different colors so you won't get stuck with only two colors - pink %26amp; white! But, they have those too! Anyway:
http://www.cnd.com/Locate/Find-A-Salon.a鈥?/a>
This second link is located on a reputable site that has a wealth of information of articles and information on the nail industry, and nails in general. They offer tips such as what to look for in a salon, how to tell if MMA is being used in a salon, and offer lots of other useful information. The locator is on the right hand side of the page. The techs on this locator are for the most part wll trained and experienced nail professionals. I'm sure you could find a very good salon/tech in the Denver area through this link:
http://www.beautytech.info/
Either way, it would be advisable to call any salons you are interested in going to and talk to them about any concerns you may have, and to find out info such as costs, what types of nail services they provide (gels, acrylic, and so on), and anything else you want to know. You will most likely have to make an appointment because very few top notch salons accept walk-ins. By the way, I have absolutely nothing to gain from posting these links, will not profit from it, and I'm not affiliated with either of them. I'm posting them strictly for informational purposes. I just wanted to let you know that.
I hope this helps, and good luck!I'm looking for a good, reputable nail salon in Denver CO.?
Please check this one out : www.nailclubspa.com
I can give you links to a couple of salon locators. The first one is sponsored by Creative Nail Design - a professional nail product company which, among other nail products for the consumer, makes top notch acrylic and gel products for the nail industry. They have been in business since the late 1970's and are a major player in the nail business to this day. The good thing about this particular salon locator is that all of the salons/techs that are listed are company trained and certified in the use of their products prior to their being listed here. It's easy to use, and I'm sure you can find a good tech who will do a great job on your nails. And yes, they have their own high quality gel line called Brisa gels which is available in many different colors so you won't get stuck with only two colors - pink %26amp; white! But, they have those too! Anyway:
http://www.cnd.com/Locate/Find-A-Salon.a鈥?/a>
This second link is located on a reputable site that has a wealth of information of articles and information on the nail industry, and nails in general. They offer tips such as what to look for in a salon, how to tell if MMA is being used in a salon, and offer lots of other useful information. The locator is on the right hand side of the page. The techs on this locator are for the most part wll trained and experienced nail professionals. I'm sure you could find a very good salon/tech in the Denver area through this link:
http://www.beautytech.info/
Either way, it would be advisable to call any salons you are interested in going to and talk to them about any concerns you may have, and to find out info such as costs, what types of nail services they provide (gels, acrylic, and so on), and anything else you want to know. You will most likely have to make an appointment because very few top notch salons accept walk-ins. By the way, I have absolutely nothing to gain from posting these links, will not profit from it, and I'm not affiliated with either of them. I'm posting them strictly for informational purposes. I just wanted to let you know that.
I hope this helps, and good luck!I'm looking for a good, reputable nail salon in Denver CO.?
Please check this one out : www.nailclubspa.com
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Looking for the best of Maryland ( Dr., salon, manicurist, shopping, . . . ), any reccommendations or warnings?
Please help! I just moved to Belcamp, Maryland and need to find everything :salon, manicurist, Dr, shopping, dinning, ect. Any advise on where or where not to go would be appreciated.
Hey does anyone live in Rochester NY, I am new in the city and am looking for a salon for a hair cut...???
I am looking for a trendy place, I just moved to Rochester this year so am still new...thanksHey does anyone live in Rochester NY, I am new in the city and am looking for a salon for a hair cut...???
Its kind of expensive, but Sheer Ego is quite a nice place. Its all the way down Monroe Ave, heading into Pittsford, in the plaza next to the HUGE Wegmans. I get massages there every once in a while and a few of the girls I work with get their hair done there and it always looks pretty hot.
Anyway, best of luck to you.Hey does anyone live in Rochester NY, I am new in the city and am looking for a salon for a hair cut...???
I don't live in Rochester but go to yellowpages.com this can help you find a hair salon.good toner
Its kind of expensive, but Sheer Ego is quite a nice place. Its all the way down Monroe Ave, heading into Pittsford, in the plaza next to the HUGE Wegmans. I get massages there every once in a while and a few of the girls I work with get their hair done there and it always looks pretty hot.
Anyway, best of luck to you.Hey does anyone live in Rochester NY, I am new in the city and am looking for a salon for a hair cut...???
I don't live in Rochester but go to yellowpages.com this can help you find a hair salon.
Can someone recommend a good spray tanning salon in toronto that doesn't make you look orange lol?
I forget the name of it but it is on Yonge st south of Bloor on the east side across the street from shoppers where the Wendy's use to be Kinda downstairs It looks real ghetto from outside but it is nice good rates
My skin complexion is 'tan', would a Tanning Salon look at me wierd if...?
I'm about Beyonce and Rihanna's skin complexion, maybe even lighter, its hard to tell. Anyway, I wear alot of jeans and such, that my skin color is different all over my body. I must have like 4 different shades! (im not kidding!)
Anyway, Im going to be attending many events and parties and I was thinking about how celebs get a spray tan for that nice EVEN 'glow'.
I will feel kinda wierd walking in there tho...and im afraid to do it myself. Any suggestions? Good idea, yes or no?My skin complexion is 'tan', would a Tanning Salon look at me wierd if...?
it is really up to you but i am in the same boat as you it is kinda like a farmers tan if you get what i am saying and when itanned i had some parts that were getting darker then others so i would cover up more often when i went in the sun and i went back to tanning and everything came out even ... You can get as dark as you want i went to school with a chic that was white and pale she came back a few months later of tanning and was very dark but if u r to tan dont use a spray tan... and also start off at 5 mintues one week and from their work your way up..Good LuckMy skin complexion is 'tan', would a Tanning Salon look at me wierd if...?
thats what everyone here where i live calls it lol but yeah i am thnking about going back to tanning so i can tan for the cold three months then i will be dark when summer gets around lol glad to hear you took my advice it is jus that if you tan starting off at like 15-20 u will only keep burning
you have to go in for a consultation. the salon you want to go to may not have to right color for you thus, it may end up looing disasterous and considering you have a bunch of different shades of skin, you need them to cater to that. also, because your going to parties,the only thing that you need to consider when getting a tan if you have to, is what kind of clothes your going to wear and what areas it shows.
I honestly couldn't tell you in good conscience if it would look good or not over the internet since I don't really know exactly what you look like. I don't want to tell you to go for it and then have it look bad.
BUT....
I will say that if you think it will look good then definitely do it! Who cares what the salon people think? You're paying them! Plus, even if they did, which they probably wouldn't, would you still be upset by that a week later? Or even an hour later? Probably not. But you probably would still be thinking about wanting the spray tan later on if you didn't.
i dont think you should because since your skin tone is uneven the tan will make some parts lighter/darker than others
Anyway, Im going to be attending many events and parties and I was thinking about how celebs get a spray tan for that nice EVEN 'glow'.
I will feel kinda wierd walking in there tho...and im afraid to do it myself. Any suggestions? Good idea, yes or no?My skin complexion is 'tan', would a Tanning Salon look at me wierd if...?
it is really up to you but i am in the same boat as you it is kinda like a farmers tan if you get what i am saying and when itanned i had some parts that were getting darker then others so i would cover up more often when i went in the sun and i went back to tanning and everything came out even ... You can get as dark as you want i went to school with a chic that was white and pale she came back a few months later of tanning and was very dark but if u r to tan dont use a spray tan... and also start off at 5 mintues one week and from their work your way up..Good LuckMy skin complexion is 'tan', would a Tanning Salon look at me wierd if...?
thats what everyone here where i live calls it lol but yeah i am thnking about going back to tanning so i can tan for the cold three months then i will be dark when summer gets around lol glad to hear you took my advice it is jus that if you tan starting off at like 15-20 u will only keep burning
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you have to go in for a consultation. the salon you want to go to may not have to right color for you thus, it may end up looing disasterous and considering you have a bunch of different shades of skin, you need them to cater to that. also, because your going to parties,the only thing that you need to consider when getting a tan if you have to, is what kind of clothes your going to wear and what areas it shows.
I honestly couldn't tell you in good conscience if it would look good or not over the internet since I don't really know exactly what you look like. I don't want to tell you to go for it and then have it look bad.
BUT....
I will say that if you think it will look good then definitely do it! Who cares what the salon people think? You're paying them! Plus, even if they did, which they probably wouldn't, would you still be upset by that a week later? Or even an hour later? Probably not. But you probably would still be thinking about wanting the spray tan later on if you didn't.
i dont think you should because since your skin tone is uneven the tan will make some parts lighter/darker than others
Which is the best spray tan to get at a salon, which doesn't look too false?
HI,
Fake bake is the best in my opionion, its not orange and you can have as light or as dark as you want own skin permitting. I mean the skin permitting as dark as you want as your own skin will only absorb so much.
xWhich is the best spray tan to get at a salon, which doesn't look too false?
try Fake Bake products, I used it all the time and loved it! it didn't show up orange at all and my peers just thought I was tanning! I always used the Fake Bake self tanning lotion, not the mousse or gels. good luck!!!
http://www.fakebake.net/Which is the best spray tan to get at a salon, which doesn't look too false?
I agree with thelady above me.Fake Bake.
they all look fake.
Ronseal.
yep, fake bake
I love Solglo- it is a lot more subtle- and lasts a long time too
Make sure you don't have any products on such as mousturisers, perfumes, deodorents etc, it is these that are more likely to turn you orange as the DHA in the spray Tan can react with the ingredients in these products.
The colour you are when you leave the salon is not the colour you finaly become as it will wash off.
Disregard all the answers that say all fake tans are orange, fake tans are just about across the board very good these days, they are a million miles away from what they were 10 years ago.
You are better finding a good spray tan technician who really knows what they are doing %26amp; can give you advice, than using someone else just because they use a solution that has a massive marketing budget.
i personally like fake bake. i'm only 14 and have it done all the time. the spray stuff you get in salons is brilliant but so is the bottle that you can buy yourself. it comes out really dark but if you leave it on overnight or for at least 8 hours then wash it off it gives a really natural streak-free look.x
hope this helps! shannen x
Fake bake is the best in my opionion, its not orange and you can have as light or as dark as you want own skin permitting. I mean the skin permitting as dark as you want as your own skin will only absorb so much.
xWhich is the best spray tan to get at a salon, which doesn't look too false?
try Fake Bake products, I used it all the time and loved it! it didn't show up orange at all and my peers just thought I was tanning! I always used the Fake Bake self tanning lotion, not the mousse or gels. good luck!!!
http://www.fakebake.net/Which is the best spray tan to get at a salon, which doesn't look too false?
I agree with thelady above me.Fake Bake.
they all look fake.
Ronseal.
yep, fake bake
I love Solglo- it is a lot more subtle- and lasts a long time too
Make sure you don't have any products on such as mousturisers, perfumes, deodorents etc, it is these that are more likely to turn you orange as the DHA in the spray Tan can react with the ingredients in these products.
The colour you are when you leave the salon is not the colour you finaly become as it will wash off.
Disregard all the answers that say all fake tans are orange, fake tans are just about across the board very good these days, they are a million miles away from what they were 10 years ago.
You are better finding a good spray tan technician who really knows what they are doing %26amp; can give you advice, than using someone else just because they use a solution that has a massive marketing budget.
i personally like fake bake. i'm only 14 and have it done all the time. the spray stuff you get in salons is brilliant but so is the bottle that you can buy yourself. it comes out really dark but if you leave it on overnight or for at least 8 hours then wash it off it gives a really natural streak-free look.x
hope this helps! shannen x
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