Are there different shades of spray tan?

There is a wide range of different spray tan colors, but only a few that would be suited to your skin tone. Someone with fair skin should not go the same shade as someone with darker skin, and vice versa. You cannot simply pick any spray tan color, or snatch any self-tanner from the shelves at the store.

What are the different levels of spray tan?

From a subtle tan to looking like you just came back from an island vacation—the choice is yours!

Level 1 – Light.
Level 2 – Medium.
Level 3 – Dark.
Level 4 – Dark +

What color fake tan should I get?

“The golden rule with fake tan is to never go so dark that it looks well, fake. If you have red hair and fair skin, we recommend two to three shades darker than your natural skin tone.

Do spray tans look orange?

Will a spray tan make me look orange? The short answer is no. “Orange” comes from a few different things; a pH imbalance in your skin (steer clear of body washes with sulfates), the wrong color or formula for your skin, or too heavy of an application.

Can a very pale person get a spray tan?

The answer is ABSOLUTELY as long as you go to an educated and experienced spray tan artist who can choose the correct spray tan solution to use on your pale skin or can recommend the right self tanning product for fair skin types to use at home.

Does clear fake tan transfer?

According to DiMarchi, the biggest benefit of using clear self-tanners is that the color doesn’t transfer as it’s developing, so you can feel free to put on white or light-colored clothing after your tanning session — just make sure to keep the clothing loose.

Do spray tans look natural?

So, in answer to the question, “do professional spray tans look natural?” Yes. Yes, they do… if you go to the right salon! An organic spray tan is healthier, has more benefits, and is easier to maintain. It will leave you with beautiful, more evenly tanned skin than when you walked into the salon.