You are using Internet Explorer 6 or lower. Due to bugs in these versions. TanTalk cant properly display this theme or download the newest Internet Explorer 7. We highly suggest you upgrade your Internet Explorer as many sites are moving towards new great things - and Internet Explorer 6 obsolete. being in southern california I have a lot of people that run to vegas and they have been asking for some shimmery or sparkly stuff to add to the solution. Has anyone tried anything any success?I was looking at the envy tan stuff and the colored sparkles dont seem like they would turn out very well... maybe the silver or gold anyway does anyone have a suggestion on what is a good shimmer additive once you have it does it have to be applied the night they want to wear it or does it last a few days? I am looking for an after spray as well. I bought the envy glitter but you mix it with the solution. I want something to spray on clients that doesnt mix with the solution. For example if someone wanted to be sprayed before they went to a prom but doesnt want to have wear the solution at the same time. Anyone know of any? I am looking for an after spray as well. I bought the envy glitter but you mix it with the solution. I want something to spray on clients that doesnt mix with the solution. For example if someone wanted to be sprayed before they went to a prom but doesnt want to have wear the solution at the same time. Anyone know of any? Norvell has a product that is sprayed onto the skin after tanning. It's called Bling Bling. I've never tried it before but I like their products. Let me know if you try it and how you like it. I dont ness want glitter but more of just a bronzed look. I had some shimmer that was discontinued that was great. I sprayed it on through the airbrush. I am thinking of something I can spray on someone who just wants a day of look. I tried the gold digger and papparazzi. Gold digger is a little more yellowish and papparazzi is bronzish. I liked the papparazzi I just need to find something else to mix it with other than solution. Can the Norvell be sprayed through a hvlp or airbrush? the envytan drop did not work for me in the slightest my vendor has suggested it might clog the nozzle instead i bought the spray on alternative as an after spray for any of those types of service "add ons." let me know if you have any success with another additive drop! Ok.. this sounds kinda weird but I went to Michael's and bought this shimmer power used for soap making in this really pretty bronzy gold color. You can either add it to your solution of add it to a little bit of water and spray it on after you do the tan.. hope this helps! I have shimmer glitter that came with my system that gets sprayed on BUT if your just looking for something temporarily for an event do what someone metnioned above and use a shimmer TINTED powder. You can get it at Walmart with a blush brush attached. I can post a picture of what it looks like but it sure does look nice when the spray is dry and you put this on and it adds a darker tan color as well as the sparkle. It's great stuff. I'll post a pic later. Ok.. this sounds kinda weird but I went to Michael's and bought this shimmer power used for soap making in this really pretty bronzy gold color. You can either add it to your solution of add it to a little bit of water and spray it on after you do the tan.. hope this helps!

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