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From Dry to Radiant—How the Right Tan Enhances Hydration and Glow

Many people associate tanning with dry, tight skin—but that’s often the result of poor preparation or DIY methods that strip your skin of moisture. In truth, when done professionally and with the right products, tanning can enhance your skin’s radiance, not diminish it.

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Why Dry Skin and Tanning Don't Mix

If you’ve ever noticed patchy or uneven color after a tanning session, it’s likely due to dehydrated skin. Dry patches absorb more pigment, resulting in blotchy results. Without proper exfoliation and hydration, your tan won’t last—and won’t look natural.


The Right Approach to Hydration-First Tanning

A professional tanning session begins with skin assessment and often includes hydrating pre-tan treatments. When your skin is properly prepped, it acts like a smooth canvas, absorbing the tanning solution evenly. This leads to a deeper, more luminous finish.


You can improve your results even further by learning how to prepare your skin for a perfect tan and following expert tips on how to maintain your tan longer while keeping your skin healthy.


Choosing the Right Tanning Method

Not all tans are created equal. Hydrating formulas used in professional spray tans or custom sunless treatments can actually nourish your skin while giving it a sun-kissed glow.



With the right approach, you can achieve a glow that enhances—not compromises—your skin’s health and hydration.



Looking for a place to get your tan on?


Tan By The Sea offers both UV tanning and spray tanning services. We also offer a variety of spa services.


We want to help you look and feel your best. Our team of experts will help you choose the right tanning option for you and provide you with the best possible service.


Come in today for a free consultation!


For more information about our services call us at 760-729-1792 or visit our website: https://www.tanbythesea.com/

Monday - Friday: 8am - 8pm

Saturday - Sunday: 10am - 6pm

 
 
 

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