
Custom Airbrush Tan
A full-body sunless tan mixed to your undertone, applied by hand in even passes rather than a single automated setting. Depth is discussed up front so the color matches the occasion, whether that is subtle or noticeably deeper.
Super Tan is a sunless tanning studio on Old Greenville Highway in Clemson, mixing custom airbrush color for game days, weddings, and ordinary weeks — no UV booth involved.

Every visit starts with a short conversation about the shade, the occasion, and how your skin tends to hold color, so the result reads as sun-kissed rather than sprayed on.
Bronzer concentration is mixed to your natural undertone instead of applied at one fixed strength.
Most visits run fifteen to twenty minutes from prep to finish, with a quick-dry finish before you leave.
Color develops from a cosmetic solution rather than ultraviolet light, so no tanning bed is involved.
Game weekends, weddings, and pool season each call for a different depth and fade, and we plan for it.
There is a rhythm to a good airbrush session. Here is roughly how an appointment unfolds from the time you sit down to the time you walk out.
We talk through exfoliation, lotion-free skin, and anything that might affect how color takes.
You choose a target depth based on your skin tone and how long you want the color to last.
Solution is applied in even passes, working with your body's contours rather than a flat spray pattern.
A short dry-down period lets the solution set before you dress, with care notes for the next 24 hours.

Super Tan sits just off Old Greenville Highway, close enough to campus and downtown Clemson that a session can fit between classes, errands, or a Friday commute home for the weekend.
Clients range from students prepping for a formal to families getting ready for a beach trip, which is part of why we treat every appointment as its own shade decision rather than a single default setting.
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Upstate South Carolina summers are long and bright, and plenty of clients are simply trying to avoid additional sun exposure while still wanting color for a wedding, a formal, or a week at the beach.
An airbrush approach keeps that decision separate from UV exposure entirely, which matters to clients managing sensitive skin, prior sunburns, or a dermatologist's recommendation to stay out of tanning beds.

A college town runs on a fairly predictable rhythm of formals, football weekends, graduation, and family visits, and appointment scheduling leans into that instead of treating every week the same.
Regular clients often book a touch-up cadence that matches how their skin fades, rather than starting over each time from a first-timer's shade.
From a first-time custom tan to a quick refresh before kickoff, sessions are scheduled around what is actually on your calendar.

A full-body sunless tan mixed to your undertone, applied by hand in even passes rather than a single automated setting. Depth is discussed up front so the color matches the occasion, whether that is subtle or noticeably deeper.

Bridal parties and event bookings are scheduled with enough lead time to test a shade and adjust it before the day that matters, rather than guessing once and hoping it holds.

Shorter sessions aimed at refreshing color that has started to fade, timed around home game weekends and other recurring events on the Clemson calendar.
A short list of habits that shape how appointments are handled day to day.
If a requested depth is unlikely to look natural on a given skin tone, we say so before applying anything.
Appointments are scheduled with enough space to avoid rushing the application or the dry-down period.
Prep and aftercare guidance is treated as part of the service, not an afterthought handed out on a card.
Many bookings are returning clients whose skin and preferences we already know from past visits.
Reach out and we will help you choose depth and timing around your skin, your event, and how long you want the color to last.