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" I&amp;#039;m not afraid to admit that I love The Jersey Shore, but their orange tans? Not so much. With summer just around the corner (hopefully) I wanted to get a little base color, but I&amp;#039;ve always been 100% scared of &amp;quot;the spray tan&amp;quot; \u2014 until now. I recently visited Sundara Airbrush Tanning&amp;amp;nbsp;and I have to say the process was painless! There were no streaks, no white patches (as long as you don&amp;#039;t have lotion, makeup, or deodorant on when you go), and I was able to shower 4 hours after the application instead of the usual 8 required since I had the Velocity Quick-Dry treatment. Plus, I left with a bronze glow a week ago and my color is still going strong! I will definitely go back to tan the safe, spray way (say no to harmful beds by signing this pledge), but to make sure you don&amp;#039;t go overboard on your T when doing a little GTL, here are some tips from expert Natalie Cupid (head technician at Sundara):  Do not attempt to apply spray tan solution in consecutive days \u2014 wait at least 4-5 days between applications.  Do not try to go too dark all at once. Less is more when it comes to spray tanning: start with only 1-2 coats, never 3.  Avoid products with over a 10% DHA (dihydroxyacetone) concentration, especially if you have fair skin. If you have a self-tanning mishap try a steam bath or a long, hot shower. Sweating profusely will rapidly exfoliate your skin and &amp;quot;push out&amp;quot; the color. Gently exfoliate with a loofah and baking soda or a sugar scrub to loosen up the color and accelerate the fading process.   Sundara Airbrush Tanning is located at 425 West 46th Street in New York City. Visit sundaranyc.com for rates and more information. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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