Spray Tan (Page 3)

I actually had pretty good luck with the Mystic Tan booths.  I got it done before my wedding (and did a couple of practice sessions first).  Usually, I go twice - about 2 or 3 days apart.  I didn't have any problems with the tan rubbing off on my sheets or turning orange or anything.  If I didn't do it twice, it tended to fade pretty fast.  It did rub off a bit on the inside of my wedding dress - I think because I was sweating a lot.  It was a pretty heavy dress and it was July.

I've had bad luck with the self-tanners you get in the stores.  Weird streaks and such.  No problems like that with the Mystic Tans. 

Ok obviously I need to stop training so I can keep up with COJ......Janelle, you are doing 2 races that are going to be hotter than the flames of hell in the next three weeks.....put on lots of sunblock and race.....

P.S. I am agreeing with Jim again (this is becoming a pattern) save your money and buy a new bike....one that fits.....

KSlostStar - 2006-04-25 3:50 PM I use the L'Oreal light-medium self-tanner and it works well without turning me orange or streaking. A friend just asked me if I went somewhere for spring break so it must look somewhat natural. It's $8.00. I tried it on my arm before applying to my face. How's that for a straight answer?

Thanks a bunch!!

They just had a big article on self tanners in my most recent issue of Women's Health magazine.  I think the top winner was Jergen's new self tanning lotion - they make one for body and one for face.  But they tested a bunch of other stuff that sounded interesting too, including a personal spray on tanner - it cost like $150 bucks, but if you're into spray on tans it would be worth it. 

I had a Mystic tan done once and there was absolutely NOTHING to recommend it.  It was an unnatural color, it streaked, it rubbed off on my clothes....it was just yuck.