BS (Bahamas) Airbrush Tanning

Air brush tanning is a unique tanning process in BS (Bahamas) - by using an air brush. In this process, exposure to sun is avoided. It is well known to all of us that many persons are allergic to the rays of sun but they also wish to have a tanned look. This special body procedure of air brush tanning is a natural tanning method. The cosmetic treatment of air brush tanning uses a tanning solution, which will last for 5 to 10 days, depending on the skin type and lifestyle of the person getting this spray tan. Normally, a compressor would be used to spray the tanning solution on the skin. The tanning solution that is normally used is a clear liquid which contains dihydroxyacetone or DHA. Hence, this tanning is also called as DHA tanning

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Planing on having airbrush tanning procedure in BS?
Here is some General Information about BS:

Where to Sleep in the Bahamas?
Accommodation on the Bahamas is expensive, and there is virtually no backpacker/hostel-type lodging. The cheapest hotels start at around US$70, and most hotels cost US$200-300/night, with the very best resorts easily pushing up above US$500. Deals may be available in the summer off-season though.

Most hotels and resorts in the Bahamas are located in New Providence (Nassau) and neighboring Paradise Island. The rest of the country remains rather off the beaten track for tourism, and eg. Eleuthera, despite being 100 miles long, has only three hotels.

DHA had been approved by the Federal Drugs Authority of the United States or FDA about 30 years ago. The DHA reacts with the amino acids which are present in the outer layer of our skin. Since this tan would last only for 5 to 10 days, you need to repeat this process regularly. The dihydroxyacetone is a sugar compound and it darkens the skin by mixing with the amino acids and producing a staining effect. You might not know that the cells on our skin continuously get regenerated. When fresh cells are formed, the air brush tanning naturally disappears and hence needs to be redone again..

BS airbrush tanning - Tip of the day:
What is airbrush tanning?
Airbrush tanning is an artificial tanning cosmetic procedure. By opting for this cosmetic procedure, an individual can get a new, lovely tanned look without actually being exposed to the harsh rays of the sun for a long time which can be detrimental. People throng to places like BS(Bahamas) since they are the most happening places for airbrush tanning.

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Many of the sunless tanning lotions could leave the skin streaked and blotched. They could also cause allergic side effects and affect the skin severely. However, DHA tanning solutions normally do not have any harmful side effects. Still, this spray tan could stain light cloth materials like silk, nylon and wool. Hence, you should avoid wearing such clothes during the time of application. The cost of air brush tanning solutions varies between $15 and $100. It would be advisable to buy costlier solutions to ensure absolute safety to your skin.

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BS airbrush tanning - News update:
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