UV, Airbrush, or Spray Tanning at Tan Dallas
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Platinum UV beds, custom full-body airbrushing, or fully automated spray tans help patrons achieve luxurious bronze hues.
It's fair to think someone with a dark tan just returned from either vacationing in the tropics or taking a long bath in wood stain. Let strangers wonder where you've been with today's Groupon to Tan Dallas. Choose from the following options:
- For $12, you get one month of Platinum UV bed-tanning sessions (a $99 value).
- For $19, you get one full-body airbrush tan (a $50 value). For $29, you get four automated VersaSpa spray-tanning sessions (a $112 value). All four tans must be used within a month of redeeming the Groupon.
Tan Dallas coats epidermises in a swath of sun-kissed radiance using Platinum UV-tanning beds and VersaSpa spray. A slew of low- to high-intensity beds rally skin's latent melanin into action with 12 minutes of glow-enhancing rays, forging skin as sleek and summery as a dolphin on a jet-ski. To mirror the sun’s streak-less gaze, a trained Tan Dallas sun sprayer can accent corporeal curvature with a full-body airbrushing that leaves skeleton wraps golden enough to spur U.S. Mint investigations. Clients can saunter into the misty confines of an automated spray booth and erase the pallid coloring from spelunking camp with VersaSpa spray.
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About Tan Dallas
The bronzing experts at Tan Dallas foster dark-glowing skin with enough Spray Tanning booths to reduce wait time and eliminate the need for required appointments. Tan Dallas also decorates its private, spa-like treatment rooms with premium booths, whose automated voices guides guests through a quick spray-tanning process that leaves skin consistently colored. In addition, the salon's trained techs utilize the Norvell spray-tanning system to create custom tans with an airbrush gun and video footage of man's first walk on the sun. For traditional UV tanning beds–high-powered capsules that toast epidermises in 10–20 minutes, they keep booths in peak tanning condition and the sun out of business, because the staff changes all bulbs twice as often as mandated by the manufacturers.