Tanning salon at WDW

[snarlingcoyote]

I haven't read any of the other comments but I just started using an at-home spray tanner I bought at Sally's Beauty Supply. It works great and it doesn't stain clothing. It lasts for 7-10 days.

This is great stuff.

If you want to go to a salon and get airbrushed though, I did a quick search on Yelp for spray tans in Orlando. http://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=Spray+Tan&find_loc=Orlando%2C+FL

Good luck in your new dress!

ETA: I glanced through the entries on Bing and check it out - a mobile airbrushing service! http://www.suncheaterstanwax.com/#!winter-park-spray-tanning

 

[LuvsDragonflies]

Frankly, the fake tanned bride's I've seen always go overboard and look cheesy.

Nothing is wrong with your natural color on your wedding day, just look at all that can go wrong, plus the added benefit of looking at your wedding photos forever and going "WHAT was I thinking?"

 

[JaneBanks]

Frankly, the fake tanned bride's I've seen always go overboard and look cheesy.

Nothing is wrong with your natural color on your wedding day, just look at all that can go wrong, plus the added benefit of looking at your wedding photos forever and going "WHAT was I thinking?"

I agree but if you really want some color and you don't have a medical issue that you would need to use a tanning booth, I would do a spray tan. If you go a few days before your wedding, it will set nicely.

Enjoy your wedding day!

 

[ols386]

Op, if you are talking about using a tanning booth or bed, it would take at least a couple of weeks to get a starter tan. When you first start, you can only stay in for a few minutes. You can't stay the full time when you first start (10 or 20 minutes, whatever the case may be). You have to gradually build-up to the full-time.

For the purpose you want a tan, I would get one of those professional spray-on tans that you can purchase at many of the tanning salons. I think it only takes about 24 hours after you get sprayed, for the tan to come about. I think it lasts for up to 3 or 5 days after that. My local tanning salon charges $25 for a spray-on.

 

[NotUrsula]

You can't walk around Florida topless! Well I guess you could but I would not recommend it.

Why would you need to? With the right top, a good sunscreen, and a loud kitchen timer you would be fine. You just arrange yourself and the straps in such a way that no visible lines will happen, and you relax on a lounge chair for awhile. Much more comfortable than imprisoning yourself inside a giant waffle iron.

 

[ols386]

I haven't read any of the other comments but I just started using an at-home spray tanner I bought at Sally's Beauty Supply. It works great and it doesn't stain clothing. It lasts for 7-10 days.

This is great stuff.

If you want to go to a salon and get airbrushed though, I did a quick search on Yelp for spray tans in Orlando. http://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=Spray+Tan&find_loc=Orlando%2C+FL

Good luck in your new dress!

ETA: I glanced through the entries on Bing and check it out - a mobile airbrushing service! http://www.suncheaterstanwax.com/#!winter-park-spray-tanning

Can you tell me what it's called?

 

[mackymaddyconnorsmom]

My daughters just had spray tans for the prom. It doesn't rub off onto the dress unless you did it the day of the wedding. They went a few days before the prom and their tans looked great. You can choose different shades of tan. To prevent spotting: shower, clean skin well with towel or sponge, and shave. You shouldn't shower until the next day. They told them to wear loose black clothing to put on after they had the spray tan to go home in. Also, the place they went to said you could return for free touch-ups the next day or two if any spotting or anything you didn't like. They didn't have to do this. I recommend the spray done by a person not the spray booth.

 

[moon]

Pasty white is SO much healthier.

And beautiful!

 

[CathrynRose]

Here's a link to sunless tanners/brands/reviews/etc:

SUNLESS TANNING: http://www.sunless.com/ -lots of great info!!