Re: sun tan opp

"Scott T. Jensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "James Logajan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (SP95TRADER) wrote:
> > > does anyone know of  a  franchise opportunity thru a
> > > suntan lotion co, where the suntan lotion is sprayed on
> > > the suntanner, on the beach, from a hand held
> > > compressed tank. The opp is that you can spray the
> > > tanner, for like 5$, and cover miles of beach, spraying
> > > the tanning lotion.
> >
> > That is a pretty wacky idea...
> 
> On the scale of being something you'd see on the Benny Hill Show, Monty
> Python, or Saturday Night Live.
> 
> Think about it for a second.  People RUB in suntan lotion/block.  So what
> are you saving them?  You stand there, spray a small area for them, wait as
> they rub it in, and then spray another small area?  Or ... *laugh* ... YOU
> rub it in for them?  :-O
> 
> What I suggest instead is that you have a dousing pool like what they use
> for horses and cattle.  You have the beach-goers walk down into a narrow
> pool of suntan lotion, up to their chins (good thing we're all the same
> height), and walk out the other end.  Provide them a hand towel so they can
> rub their faces with the goop as they wade through it.  Then at the other
> end and after they walk up out of the pool, you provide them rubber
> scrappers to scrap off excess suntan lotion and quickly rub what's left all
> in.  Naturally, you'll need to have them do this in the nude or you'd
> discolor and lotion-log their swimwear.  :-)  Oh, and I'm sure the Health
> Department won't find anything wrong with this idea either.  ;-)
> 
> Scott Jensen


This is NOT spray on sun block, it is spray on sun TANNING. Do a
search or look at http://www.staytan.com/sunspraytan.html as an
example.

Mark