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Spray Tanning Service – Case Study
Student name: _______Nimrat Klair_______________________ Student Id: _____s8021461______________________
Client Name: _________Angela Murry______________________ Date: _______14/2/21____________
1.
Provide the treatment details you performed on your client
On my client, we did a full body spray tanning with the Moroccan tan .
2.
What documentation did you use to prepare/ provide this treatments
Filled out a client card to see if there are any contraindications, if they have ever had a cosmetic tan and what their skin is like.
3.
List & itemise all of the resources you used to perform your tanning service
Item
Approximate quantity
Hairnet 1
Mask
2
Gloves
1
Moroccan Tan
1
Disposable underwear
1
Foot stickers
1
4.
In regards to the Health Guidelines- The Skin Penetrations Act. List some recommendation you need to follow as a beauty therapist when performing a Tanning Service
Being very hygienic
Always change your gloves after finishing the treatment
Hands should be washed before and after attending clients and tanning treatment.
Any equipment that may have been used should be disinfected and cleaned for hygienic purposes.
Tanning area should be kept cleaned all times.
5.
How do you best maintain your Spray tanning machine?
By daily cleaning the machine when it is not in use anymore. Having a weekly maintenance day to check and clean some little parts. 6.
What are some ethical issues that may arise when providing a client with a spray tan service? How would you best deal with these Discrimination can occur when providing the treatment, best to deal it with the team member or if the manager is there on the day to sort out the issue. Harassment could also be present as in racism, I would deal it by staying calm, not getting triggered and reporting to the team member/manager.
7.
What suggestions can you make to improve a spray tanning service in regards to the following
Environmental impact
Using eco-friendly products related to spray tans which don’t use harsh and harmful chemicals and are natural ingredients.
Material usage
Using the right amount of material so that it doesn’t go to waste e.g. tanning solutions when pouring it into the machine.
Energy efficiency
Using LED lights as the bulbs consume less light and are more environment friendly.
Water efficiency
Using any water efficiency products.
Manual Labour
1.
Detail about the specific tanning brand/products they use
Provide details on the following tanning brand and the relation to the following:
TANNING BRAND Name:TUSCAN TAN
Homecare Tanning products suggestions
Using a Tan extender for the tan to last longer and a Hydrabase Body Moisturiser to have your skin feeling hydrated and glowing.
Brand information:
Benefits/effect
ingredients
Point of difference
advantages/disadvantages
Tuscan tan is a professional tan that compliments all skin tones. This tan is to be known to be the best for spray tanning and is made in Australia. The benefits of this tan are that all the ingredients are natural. Its also vegan friendly and not tested on any animals. Advantages:
It’s a non-sticky finish
Tuscan tan dries quickly
Has a plant based formula.
Disadvantages:
Allergic reactions can occur from the tan ingredients.
Fades up easily.
Procedure steps of Tanning range
Wear dark clothing
Leave the tan on for 8 hours and then shower
Pat dry once coming out of the shower
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