are all tanning beds SPRAY tanning? or can i just be like heat waves or something?
Posted by Sonni in: spray tanningand how much would NON-spray tanning cost? cause i dont want to be all sticky or have spray tan stuff get on my cloths. and im NOT gonna get cancer. i hardly go to the beach or tan as it is.
Nope not all tanning beds are spray. Most places are just actual tanning beds you lay in for a period of time. The cost
depends on the salon. You’ll just have to do a little research to see which one you’d like the best.
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Nope not all tanning beds are spray. Most places are just actual tanning beds you lay in for a period of time. The cost
depends on the salon. You’ll just have to do a little research to see which one you’d like the best.
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No theres Tanning beds like not to much depends on how long you go and FUCK anyone who says you can get cancer you can get cancer from going out side
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ive never done a spray tan, but from what ive noticed, a regular tanning bed session (20 minutes) costs anywhere from $3-$6. if you do not have much of a tan now, you might want to start off going 10 minutes, then 15, working your way up to the full 20 to prevent burning. good luck!
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