Great tanning results don’t begin with application — they begin with preparation. One of the most common misconceptions is that skin should be prepped the same way from head to toe.
Professional artists take a more strategic approach.
Why Targeted Prep Works Better
Different areas of the body absorb sunless solution at different rates. Some areas develop color more quickly, while others need light hydration beforehand to ensure an even result.
Dry areas such as elbows, knees, ankles, wrists, hands, and feet require a gentle layer of lotion to ensure smooth, even development.
Lotion Placement Is Key
Instead of applying lotion everywhere:
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Use a small amount only on targeted areas
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Avoid over-applying product
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Cover nails to maintain a polished finish
This method allows the tan to develop evenly while maintaining a soft, refined look.
Using tools like the Flawless Finish Blend & Blur Duo Brush helps diffuse product seamlessly, whether you’re tanning at home or working in the studio.
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