repost from NWR since I have no patience: Holly wood Tans?

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Posted by Suzannebride

Okay, so I have to go to a wedding this weekend and will be on display since I have to do a reading. I was thinking a tan might look better and offend less people than my pasty regular skin. Plus, it might help cover up some evil mosquito bites I got Saturday. And isn't it supposed to make you look thinner? Anyhoo, there is a Hollywood tan place near my apt. Anyone done the spray tan thing? I am scared of looking like an oompaloompa and not being able to do anything about it. Should I just stick with the pasty white thing?

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Peronally, I would go to a Spa and get a buff and bronze. In the experiences I've had, Spas have more natural looking self tanners, plus you can exfoliated before. It may be more expensive, but it also very relaxing!

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Posted by Suzannebride

Ooh....that sounds nice. But with FH going to school and working UNPAID internships I don't think I can justify that right now. Darn!

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There is another option however, you can go to a school where there are students studing this and get a deep discount. I will FM you info. I think the cost is somewhere between $35-$40, about half of what you would pay at a spa.

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Posted by MissingTheBGene



Peronally, I would go to a Spa and get a buff and bronze. In the experiences I've had, Spas have more natural looking self tanners, plus you can exfoliated before. It may be more expensive, but it also very relaxing!

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can you FM me info on this??? Thanks!
-Melissa

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Posted by JanuaryBride06

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Posted by MissingTheBGene



Peronally, I would go to a Spa and get a buff and bronze. In the experiences I've had, Spas have more natural looking self tanners, plus you can exfoliated before. It may be more expensive, but it also very relaxing!

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can you FM me info on this??? Thanks!
-Melissa

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I FMed you too!

sorry to butt in your post, Suzanne!

Can anyone FM me with info to the 'buff and bronze'? Recs for any particular spa? I hate exposing my pastey arms and legs, but it's getting really HOT to hide them in clothing!

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Posted by piyopika

sorry to butt in your post, Suzanne!

Can anyone FM me with info to the 'buff and bronze'? Recs for any particular spa? I hate exposing my pastey arms and legs, but it's getting really HOT to hide them in clothing!

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Not sure of your location, but most spas offer this service now, but off the top of my head:

Estee Lauder in Manhasset
Rain Day Spa in Woobury

The school is LI Nail & Skin Care Institute in Levittown (on Hempstead Tpke)