£25 spray tan session for the price of a £2 magazine, plus free coffee and cake!

nellytheelephant

Just bought Glamour to get the spray tan, phoned my local place and apparently they're not doing it even though they're listed on the store finder and it doesn't say they're not, grrr xx

Ellie2758

hellofreebies wrote: »

dont worry i rang and book my place yesterday and have a slot this saturday and hope to grab my mag today...they are very insistant that the voucher is brought on the day so just as a caution for anyone who forget to bring it with them or try to push their luck without buying the mag.

:T great promotion as i have never had a spray tan before and its a great opportunity to try one for free even if you come out orange for a few weeks.:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Is the amount of tan used the same for everybody? Supposing a very large person goes - do they get the same amount as a smaller person.....:p

CheeseCat

My copy only cost £1 too - the £1 is printed on the magazine so I would imagine its the same everywhere?

I got the last copy though I rang the Coventry branch of the Tanning Shop as I will be there on Saturday and was told I don't need to book, just turn up on Saturday afternoon (I suppose it does only take 60 seconds to apply!) The lady on the phone told me to exfoliate really well before I go. So I suppose my only other expense is an exfoliating glove :j

Oh, and i've never tried a spray tan before but have been curious what it would look like on me! (I am rather pale most of the time!)

Peartree

The world's most unhelpful list of retail branches - utterly illogical listing! I had to use my brower's search function to find the branch in Blackpool as I couldn't be fagged to keep scrolling up and down!

moneysavingmumofone

I have bad psoriasis so it would turn it orange wouldnt it?:rotfl:

jaxxy00

My daughter had one of these spray booth ones done for her prom. Should have been £25 there was a voucher in the local paper for a tan for £10.

Hers turned out really well, even if she did look rather tanned but it was nice and even.
You have to go without make up (:eek: counts me out, too scary!!) so you get a good even finish all over. Also no deodorants etc on the skin. You get provided with little plastic type slippers which cover the toes and feet area.
From what i remember, she said it was a little scary as you stood in there and there was markings on the floor where to stand and a buzzer went off when you had to turn around. You had to make sure to face your palms the right way and to keep your arms lifted away from your body.

Well worth having a go for this price. Gives you the chance to see how well it works and wether it suits you or not.

mira

For those of you who are not sure which stores are participating in this offer, here is a link from the Tanning Shop website that lists participating stores only.

http://www.thetanningshop.co.uk/shopfinder.asp?Type=PromoSpray

It's a shame not all stores are participating.

janaltus

moneysavingmumofone wrote: »

I have bad psoriasis so it would turn it orange wouldn't it?:rotfl:

I am a fellow "flakey" :think: [that's me, scratching] but I'm tempted because they say: "With the push of a button the session begins with a fine mist of Aloe Vera enriched sunless-tanning solution being sprayed through the nozzles."

I like aloe vera. But I suspect, because we produce new skin at about eight times the rate of normal folk, that the sun tan would only last a few days. Why do you think we might go orange?

Any other psoriasis sufferers ever tried this?

aislingc

I bought Glamour this month, and this issue is only £1!

jovirocksmyworld

Ohhh my day off tomorrow, so will try and book the free tan for me and my daughter (buy 2 copies of the mag!) and then take the 2 vouchers for the free coffee/cake when I go on my regular cinema trip with my mum in law...Coffee Rep inside there!

Don'cha just luv freebies!

Thanks for the heads up guys xx