When you assess the client’s skin, which solution do you usually choose for different skin types? For example, what would you use on oily skin, very greasy skin, and dry skin? And when would you intentionally use a solution with Alcohol Denat. — and when would you rather avoid it? I’m trying to understand better how different formulations perform on different skin types, especially in terms of development, longevity, and how the tan wears off.

Help! I had a bride who came to me for a trial tan and now also had her final wedding tan. During the trial, there was already a small ring that developed at the front around her armpit area. I assumed at the time that she may have sweated. Because of that, this time I dried her even more thoroughly than usual and powdered her really well. She also wore an oversized T-shirt afterwards. And now this is the result. I have honestly never had this happen before and I’m really shocked. She didn’t have any deodorant on. How can this happen, and is there any way I can still save it?

Hi everyone, I have a bride who is getting both henna and a spray tan before her wedding. What would you recommend doing first?

What are your favorite overnight tans for brides and/or sensitive skin? I’m looking for options with no risk of overdevelopment. For example, if the tan is applied at 6:00 p.m. and the bride only rinses the next morning at 10:00 a.m., so around 16 hours of development time. Which solutions do you trust most for bridal clients in that situation?

Do you have experience with bald heads? Could you give me any recommendations for spray tanning them?