i'm concerned if one of the spray patterns would be large enough to cover your whole body?
302847
In my experience, the full body power spray is enough to give you a good soak-down and rinse most of your body quickly and well. Your body type may differ, but it works for me.
749150
Don't know, but would say it's not the right product. When I spray my house for spiders, I have to be very careful to avoid skin contact from the overspray. I use a respirator mask, long sleeve shirts, long pants, gloves, etc. It "burns" my skin for 2-3 days after inadvertent, light contact.MAYBE, if you let it dry/evaporate completely before contact, it COULD be OK. I suggest you contact the manufacturer. They've been very responsive and helpful for me in the past.
734999
It would be rather snug, but I believe at least most of her front would be covered. Their so cheap, its worth a try!
962041
Not too much, im 5ft and about 105lbs. I usually put three sprays on the hand mit for my face/neck, about 6 for each arm and about 5 for thighs and butt and 5 for calves and feet. My back is prob where i use the most. It may not seem very dark at first but do it at night before you go to sleep for best results and wake up with a perfect, dark tan.
384058
I'm sure you can use it all over and have it be effective, but it's a relatively small bottle and doesn't spread too easily (liquid absorbs more quickly once it comes into contact with skin). I recommend a spray sunscreen for all over application. Applying this would probably be one application and take at least 20 minutes.
2250493
it's quite large, and I can't conceive of that being a good idea. Further, it produces a round mist pattern similar to a can of spray paint - not a long-distance jet like you'd be happier with for mace.
2037080
It depends on the angle of the sun. Although It cannot cover full body, It covered my son face decently.
34876
That depends on how thick you want it, and whether you are covering the entire body or just parts. But, I'd plan on using at least one tube per person.
1754323
No! Just don't over-spray yourself. It should literally take 2 seconds to go over the area you want. It sets in about 3 hours but you notice the tan as soon as you spray.
1355449
It will certainly get someones attention. Motion sets it off and you you can adjust the spray (side to side and up and down) and if you have good water pressure, one would be wet before they knew it. The spray only lasts for 3 or 4 seconds, but I think it would do the job. The closer you can set it to the targeted problem the better. Good luck
912948
I don't think it would be too big, but it would probably cover the entire back.
1089819
Probably. It is pretty thin. If you have windows they might get sprayed, though. And it is pretty toxic, so I would use a respirator.
535495
Since you only use a small amount it should be ok. Maybe test a small area first to see if you react. Make sure not to get it in your eyes though.
2211780
It could but it might be pretty messy. I love love it but it does spray all over.
811503
You're probably better off with a respirator aimed towards oil based materials, and not particulate like this one. I knew I was spraying paint when I was wearing this, and the standards this meets aren't for small particles like that.
907263
I would think so, maybe about 10-15 drops in 8 oz or more lotion. I had not thought of that. I mixed with witch hazel and made spray.
882892
Probably not. This stuff REALLY expands. If you tried, you would probably have to do a LOT of cutting/removing excess over-spray.