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Get a sunkissed glow without the wrinkles! Mobile Spray-tanning

By woman_of_vigour
May 28, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted May 28, 2013

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Posted May 28, 2013

Give your body that little added extra with a natural sun-kissed glow without the sun-aged skin! As a real woman with lumps and bumps I know it's not always comfortable to go to a salon and getting naked with 18 year old beauty students and so I wanted to offer spay tanning in comfortable surroundings where it can be a pleasure and sociable event and not one that it trauma-inducing... Besides, we can all look fab' with a beautiful tan!

Mobile tanning in the comfort of your home/workplace by a friendly, trained professional using quality products (Trinitia) anywhere in SW or SE London

?17 per person or book a party with 5 or more guests and the host gets their tan free!

Call Rebecca at Every Body is Beautiful on - 07985196490

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