Pro Tan Video Series: Everything You Need For The Perfect Contest Tan (MALE): Base Coat,Top Coat, Oil

How to Apply Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat:

• Step 1: Put on a pair of latex and powder free gloves.

• Step 2: Gently pour Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat into a bowl. You can also spray Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat directly onto your skin.

• Step 3: Using the supplied applicator mitt, put the mitt on and lightly dip it into the bowl of Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat. If you have sprayed Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat directly onto your body disregard this step.

• Step 4: Starting from the ankles and working your way up to the neck, apply Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat in long, even, vertical strokes. Be sure to apply lighter strokes around hairlines, knees, elbows and ankles. After the legs and torso have been tanned, use the excess product on the applicator mitt to blend up the color on the neck and down on both the hands and feet. • 4a. Applying Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat to your Back: The back can be a tricky area to tan yourself, Pro Tan® recommends getting assistance from your coach, a friend, family member, or significant other. • 4b. Applying Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat to your Face: Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat should only be applied to the face the day of your competition. • Women should check with their make-up artist before applying Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat to their face. If applying your own makeup, moisturize your face then put Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat on a makeup brush. Lightly apply the product, let it dry, and then apply your makeup over the tan. • If desired, Men should use the supplied applicator mitt to apply Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Base Coat to their face and let it dry completely. • Note: When applying Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Base Coat to your face be careful as to not get any in your eyes. Using a Q-Tip to tan under the eyes is recommended. • Tanning Tip: Apply a small amount of lotion to your hands, feet, knees and elbows since those areas tend to absorb the color the easiest and you do not want them to become too dark.

• Step 5: Let the tan dry for 5-10 minutes in a cool, dry environment. Do not stand in front of a fan, A/C unit, or use a blow-dryer to try and accelerate the drying process as this may cause your body to produce heat while trying to stay warm; which may cause the tan to run. If you are applying another coat of Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat make sure to wait 4-6 hours so that the color fully develops.

• Tanning Tip: After applying your tan be sure to wear long, dark, loose fitting clothes. Avoid wearing strap clothing or carrying a backpack as it may smear the tan. Cotton clothing is preferred because it absorbs the color rather than push it around the body such as other materials like silk.

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PART 2:

How to Apply Pro Tan® Instant Top Coat (Male)

 

After your Pro Tan® Overnight Competition Color Base Coat has been properly applied, the last step for the perfect competition tan is applying one of our top coat products. These products provide additional instant color and should be applied backstage at least 30 minutes prior to stepping on stage.
Pro Tan’s Instant Top Coat ultra-dark bronzing mousse provides a dark color that’s perfect for all competitions. Its non-streaking formula provides the perfect instant competition color that’s easy to use, dries quickly, and fades evenly.

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Part 3

How to Apply Posing Oil (Pro Tan®)

 

To properly put your physique on display then you need to highlight it properly. Pro Tan offers several products to provide you with the perfect stage sheen, highlight your vascularity, and keep your posing suit in place.

• Our posing oils will seal in your competition tan so be sure to cover all areas appropriately.

• Physique Competitors should highlight their abdominals and obliques.

• Body Builders should highlight their inner biceps and front latissimus dorsi as well as abductors and adductors, areas that are commonly overlooked when oiling.

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