When it comes to a spray tan at Bare Bronze Studio, your comfort is our absolute responsibility.
Warm jets, yes you heard it here!
When you think of getting a spray tan in winter, you usually shudder at the thought of the cold tan spray hitting your skin. It definitely puts us off getting a tan through winter. At Bare Bronze Studio, we wanted something different and something way more comfortable.
Our state of the art contactless spray tan booths only get you with warm jets, so no more goose bumps during your tan.
This may seem like a really small detail in the scheme of things, but we have tried it ourselves and it makes the whole spray tan experience more comfortable, welcoming and you leave with not only a beautiful spray tan, but a satisfaction that there’s no need to put off that winter glow.
Bare Bronze Studio is a safe and secure space
The studio has security cameras positioned in the open spaces, and should you need assistance we will be on site during the day. After hours, Bare Bronze Studio is only accessible by members. Our member app allows you to book your spray tan session so you will be in and out in a matter of minutes.
Membership at Bare Bronze Studio saves you money when compared to a one-off spray tan. Your primer is included in the membership price and there’s no lock in contracts!
Make sure you sign up for a Bare Bronze Membership to have access 24/7 to our state of the art contactless booths.
Tanning options
Our spray tan booths have 3 colours to choose from, each with 3 depths: light, medium and dark. All our products utilise micro-nutrient technology to deliver a vivid spray tan every time! The 3 colours are Clear, Malibu, and Venetian. You can also add an optional primer to make your contactless spray tan last longer and look its best!
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We look forward to seeing you at our state of the art contactless spray tan studio in Melbourne soon. We’re located at 9A Shuter Street, Moonee Ponds Melbourne.
