What Are Some of the Risks in Airbrush Tanning?
Fainting – It is possible that a customer may feel faint during the service. The technician must be aware of this at all times and be ready to sit the customer down if any signs of dizziness are present. This can arise from a customer standing with locked knees for an extended period of time. Working Around the Eyes – Working around the eyes with the airbrush could potentially result in damage to the eye from the airbrush itself. When the eyes are closed the customer is more likely to lose their balance, possibly causing an accident. Poor Application of Solution – Customers are told to exfoliate prior to their visit and the color becomes part of their skin. Therefore it cannot be removed without removing skin. Trying to remove a poor application could result in an even more unsightly condition. If the customer was getting the tan for a special occasion, a liability may arise. Allergic Reactions – Allergic reactions to DHA, the active ingredient in all self tanners, can occur. Although
