Self Tanning

Trib-applicators provide convenience, control and speed when applying tanning lotions both in the salon and at home. In use, it feels like an extension to the fingers. It's gentle action improves the function of skin care lotions with uniform wetting and agitation. It's gentle massage action advantageously conditions the physical condition of both cutaneous and subcutaneous soft tissue.

The pictures below show a Trib-applicators being used to apply self tanning lotion. Top left shows colouring lotion being dispensed onto a new blade. Top right shows the lotion being spread evenly with long sweeping strokes. Bottom left shows a blade being used to buff of surplus dry colouring. Bottom right shows a tool after buffing.

With long sweeping strokes the Trib-applicators rapidly and evenly covers large areas of the trunk and limbs as shown above while keeping fingers away from dye, this is a tactile tool that replaces gloves and mitts.

When tanning the face the Trib-applicators provides precise control when working the delicate areas around the eyes, mouth and nose. It also acts as a gentle exercising tool and is especially effective on the lower face where it advantageously exercises both cutaneous and subcutaneous soft tissue as the tanning lotion is applied. The affect is to give the face a gentle physical lift helping to maintain subtle features or restore those lost to aging, by working the lotion evenly into folds or wrinkles! For more information on benefits of using the Trib-applicators to exercise subcutaneous facial soft tissue click  skin care.

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The TribTech name derives from  "tribos" - Greek for 'rubbing'. 'TribTech' is a trade name used by Ball Burnishing Machine Tools Ltd. Registered Office 12 Brookmans Av. Hatfield, Herts. AL9 7QJ. United Kingdom;  Company Reg. No. 1408807, VAT Reg. No. 421 6210 04; a knowledge based company that develops, patents and licenses technology based on aspects of  tribology, the science of surfaces. All rights reserved by Ball Burnishing Machine Tools Ltd. Last modified:  01-Oct-2009 copyright © 1999/2009. The information and data provided herein should be considered generally representative for the tools and technologies described. In all cases users should carefully evaluate the tools and technologies to determine their suitability for a particular purpose.