Airbrush Tanning


Airbrush tanning is a revolutionary sunless tanning method. Using an organic clear liquid called dihydroxyacetone (DHA), you can get a golden tanned look for five to ten days. The ingredients of the airbrush tanning solution are FDA approved and are much safer than commercial tanning
beds.

 

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Benefits of Sunless tanning:

 

~Beautiful Tan with out exposure to Harmful



   UV rays


~Rich bronzed color in minutes


~Vitamin infused solution is great for your



    skin's health and appearance.  Adding
    softness and a youthful glow.


~Hides the appearance of embarrassing scars



   and stretch marks.


~Makes you feel and appear pounds lighter

 

Frequently Ask Questions

What is dihydroxyacetone or DHA as it is commonly known?
Dihydroxyacetone is an ingredient derived from sugar beets and sugar cane through a fermentation process.

 

When was DHA discovered?
DHA as a skin coloring agent was discovered in the 1920's by German scientists. In the 1950's it was given orally to children that had glycerin storage disease. Health workers treating the children noted a brown staining or tanning on the chins of the children from spillage.

How does self tanning work?
The skin browning effect of dihydroxyacetone is non-toxic and comes from a Maillard reaction. It is morecommonly seen in the food preparation industry, and was described in 1912 by Louis-Camille Maillard. DHA reacts chemically with the amino acid groups, which are part of the protein containing keratin layer on the skin surface. Various amino acids react differently to DHA, producing different tones of coloration from yellow to brown. The resulting pigments are called melanoidins. These are similar in coloration to melanin, the natural substance in the deeper skin layers which brown or "tan", from exposure to UV rays.

Is DHA safe?
Dihydroxyacetone has been used for many years and has not been connected with any health problems. Dihydroxyacetone is approved by FDA as an extenal skin coloring agent.