Tanning booth or Spray Tan?

[314joey]

Terri had a Wolfe professional tanning bed until she got a melanoma a few years back (she's OK now, thank god) and she had a chunk of her thigh chopped out, now she uses lots of sun screen and we bought a LVHP sprayer and I spray her once a week, usually I spray her Thursday night, it has to stay on for three hours, so I spray her around 7:00pm then she takes a shower at 10:00pm before bedtime, works great.

She has a beautiful tan all weekend and by Wednesday she's ready for a touch up the next day, she's use the same stuff that they use on DWTS, much, much cheaper spraying yourself.

Dahm, I'm smart.

[Miss Managed Assets]

Terri had a Wolfe professional tanning bed until she got a melanoma a few years back (she's OK now, thank god) and she had a chunk of her thigh chopped out, now she uses lots of sun screen and we bought a LVHP sprayer and I spray her once a week, usually I spray her Thursday night, it has to stay on for three hours, so I spray her around 7:00pm then she takes a shower at 10:00pm before bedtime, works great.

She has a beautiful tan all weekend and by Wednesday she's ready for a touch up the next day, she's use the same stuff that they use on DWTS, much, much cheaper spraying yourself.

Dahm, I'm smart.

Ok I'll look into it, does it look natural, does it fade evenly?

[314joey]

Ok I'll look into it, does it look natural, does it fade evenly?

It's called South Seas skin care, it's about $200 for 4 liters, yes, if you apply it evenly, it will fade evenly, it doesn't take long to become a "master sprayer" like me, plus she's naiked in the garage, woo woooooo.