
Will Spray Tan Transfer Onto Wedding Dresses? (Probably – But Here’s How to Minimise It)
, by Lynsey Bennett, 8 min reading time
, by Lynsey Bennett, 8 min reading time
Let’s be real - if your client’s wearing white satin and hugging everyone in sight, some spray tan transfer is possible. But here’s the real question…
Would she rather have a little transfer, or walk down the aisle without the golden glow she’s dreamed of?
Exactly.
Spray tans are a bridal beauty staple for a reason - they even skin tone, photograph beautifully, and help every bride feel confident. With the right prep, timing, and products, you can minimise the risk of transfer and keep that dress as clean as her ceremony playlist.
Here’s how to guide your bridal clients through the perfect, no-drama wedding tan.
1. Book the Tan for 2 Days Before the Wedding
This is the sweet spot.
Avoid tanning the day before - the guide colour can still be sitting on the skin and more prone to transfer.
2. Rinse Twice, with Soap
Yes, soap.
Many clients think they can’t use soap on their first rinse — not true for a traditional 8-hour tan like Lusso Tan Pro.
Tell your bride:
This helps remove any leftover cosmetic guide colour that could rub onto fabric.
3. Wear Loose, Dark Clothing After the Tan
On tan day, comfort is key:
By the time the second rinse is done, the tan is locked in and ready for that white dress.
4. Use Setting Powder in High-Transfer Areas
As a pro, always finish bridal spray tans with setting or drying powder, especially:
This helps absorb sweat and prevents the tan from rubbing or streaking during dressing and dancing.
5. Use a Tan Formula That Doesn’t Rub Off Easily
Not all tans are created equal.
Lusso Tan Pro solutions are:
It’s all about the right formula + rinse routine.
Bonus Tip: Keep a Back-Up Plan
If she’s nervous, suggest she packs:
But honestly? If you’ve done your job, she won’t need it.
With the right tan, prep, and rinse routine, you can give brides both.
Glow over fear. Confidence over clingfilm. Lusso Tan every time.