The treatments guide
Spray tan
A sunless tan from DHA, sprayed on by a technician.
Awaiting clinical review. Written carefully from the sources below, but not yet signed off by a qualified clinician. Please don't use it to make decisions about your health. How we review.
What the evidence says
Gives color without UV damage. It isn't sun protection: you still need sunscreen.
- Good for
- A glow before a trip or an event, minus the sun.
- Not for
- Anyone who'd inhale the mist: protect eyes, nose and mouth.
- Risks
- The FDA notes DHA isn't approved for inhalation or the eye area.
- Typical cost
- $40–$80 a sessionAn estimate of typical prices in our cities, still being checked. Ask for the full price before you book.
Questions to ask
- What protection do you give for eyes, nose and mouth?
General education, not medical advice. Choose licensed providers, and talk to a doctor if you have a health condition, are pregnant or take medication. Medical disclaimer.
Sources
Where to go
