WorksheetsSpray Tanning Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does DHA stand for?
Dihydroxyacid
Dihydroxyacetone
Dihydrogen Acid
Dermal Hydration Agent
DHA reacts with which part of the skin?
Dermis
Blood vessels
Amino acids in the stratum corneum
Sebaceous glands
Why is self-tanning safer than sunbathing?
It uses vitamin D
It does not involve UV exposure
It cools the skin
It blocks melanin
How long should a client wait before showering after a spray tan?
1–2 hours
4 hours
At least 8 hours
24 hours
Which of the following should a client avoid on the day of treatment?
Drinking water
Wearing dark clothing
Applying deodorant or perfume
Wearing loose shoes
Why should waxing be done 24–48 hours before tanning?
To reduce pain
To allow pores time to close
To improve hair growth
To remove dead skin cells
Which areas of the body absorb more DHA and can go darker?
Forehead and neck
Palms and soles
Knees and elbows
Upper arms
What is the purpose of a patch test?
To check colour result
To test spray pressure
To check for allergic reaction
To exfoliate the skin
What should the therapist wear during a spray tan treatment?
Only gloves
Mask, gloves and apron
Goggles and hat
No PPE is needed
Why should clients avoid tight clothing after a spray tan?
It makes them too warm
It may rub off the guide colour and cause marks
It affects circulation
It causes sweating
Which ingredient is sometimes used with DHA to improve skin hydration and colour?
Salicylic acid
Retinol
Erythrulose
Collagen
How long does a typical spray tan last with proper aftercare?
1–2 days
3–4 days
5–7 days
2 weeks
Why must clients still wear SPF after a spray tan?
The tan makes skin thinner
DHA removes melanin
A spray tan does not protect against UV damage
SPF helps the tan develop
What could happen if too much tanning solution is applied?
The tan develops faster
The tan lasts longer
Drips, streaks and uneven fading
Skin becomes drier
Which skin condition may not be fully disguised by a spray tan?
Acne
Vitiligo
Freckles
Oily skin
