Why Your Face Fades Faster (and the $15 Fix)
Noticed your face looking lighter than the rest of you a few days in? You're not imagining it — and there's an easy refresh for it.
It's one of the most common things clients notice: a few days after a spray tan, your body still looks great but your face has faded. It's completely normal, and it comes down to how much more we do to our faces every single day.
Your face just works harder
We wash our faces far more often than the rest of our body — usually twice a day — plus cleansers, exfoliants, serums, and makeup removal. All of that lifts color away faster, so facial tans naturally fade ahead of everything else.
- Frequent face washing removes color faster than body washing.
- Active ingredients like retinol and acids speed fading along.
- Makeup application and removal gently buff the surface every day.
A quick $15 face spray freshens up your glow so your face matches the rest of you again — no full tan needed.
If your body still looks great but your face needs a pick-me-up, a face spray is the perfect in-between touch-up. Book one on its own or add it to your next appointment.
