Spray Tanning FAQ
How do I book an spray tan appointment ?
Appointments can be booked directly through our online booking system for real-time availability. If you prefer, you may also call the studio at 347-733-3195.
How should I prepare for my spray tan?
• Shave and exfoliate the night before your appointment
• Use an exfoliating mitt to remove dry skin and any existing self-tan
• Do not apply lotions, oils, or deodorant on the day of your appointment
Arrive with clean, dry skin for best results.
What should I avoid before my appointment?
• Do not apply lotion, oils, deodorant, or fragrance on the day of your tan
• Wash and condition your hair before your appointment
What should I wear during my spray tan?
Wear whatever you are comfortable in — swimsuit, bra and underwear, or nothing at all.
(Men must wear underwear or appropriate covering.)
What should I wear after my spray tan?
• Loose, dark clothing
• Avoid tight clothing, bras, leggings, and closed-toe shoes
• If sleeping before rinsing, wear long sleeves and pants to minimize transfer
How long does a spray tan last?
With proper aftercare, your tan typically lasts 7–10 days.
Use gentle, sulfate-free products to help extend the life of your tan.
Can I get a spray tan while pregnant?
Many expecting clients choose to receive spray tans. However, we are not medical professionals and recommend consulting your OB-GYN if you have any concerns before booking.
Bridal Spray Tan FAQ
Do I need a trial tan before my wedding?
Yes. A trial tan is strongly recommended to customize your shade and ensure you’re comfortable with the final result.
Schedule your trial at least 2 weeks before your wedding day. Many brides also book us for engagement photos, bridal showers, and other events leading up to the wedding.
Will my spray tan stain my wedding dress?
When properly applied and rinsed as directed, your spray tan should not transfer to clothing. We use professional-grade solutions designed to minimize staining.
Any minimal bronzer transfer before rinsing typically washes out of most fabrics.
Teeth Whitening FAQ
Why do teeth darken over time?
As enamel naturally thins over time, the underlying dentin can become more visible, causing teeth to appear darker.
Our professional whitening treatment helps safely brighten your smile in a single in-studio session.
How White Can My Teeth Get?
Results vary from person to person. Most clients see an improvement of 5–8+ shades in a single session, depending on their starting shade and lifestyle habits.
Whitening enhances your natural tooth color — it does not create an artificial, opaque white.
Can I whiten fillings, crowns, or veneers?
No. Whitening treatments do not change the color of dental restorations such as fillings, crowns, or veneers. Only natural tooth enamel responds to whitening.
When is the best time to whiten my teeth?
Teeth whitening is ideal before special events, vacations, or photos. Many clients schedule their appointment 1–2 weeks prior to ensure optimal brightness.
You can also whiten anytime you’d like to refresh your smile.
Should I whiten before or after a dental cleaning?
For best results, schedule your whitening treatment after a professional dental cleaning. Removing plaque and buildup allows the whitening gel to work more effectively.
Will my teeth become sensitive?
Most clients experience little to no sensitivity. If sensitivity does occur, it is typically mild and temporary.
We use professional-grade products designed to minimize discomfort.
Why do I see white spots after whitening?
White spots may temporarily appear after whitening due to dehydration of the enamel. These typically blend back in within 24–48 hours as the teeth rehydrate.