Waxing after your spray tan is not an option since it removes the top layer of skin, causing your tan to fade. In fact, whichever type of hair removal you use after tanning, some of the tan will be eliminated. The more often you remove the hair, the faster the skin will rebound from its golden glow. Hair removal methods after spraying include shaving, waxing, and plucking. Unless you plan to grow out your hair, then you should probably just go with one of these removal methods instead of trying to do both. Shaving will also cause you to bleed, so make sure to use a razor that has been approved for use with human skin. Waxing is similar to shaving in that it will cause bleeding, but the pain from waxing makes it not recommended for first-time users. Plucking involves removing individual hairs using special tools. This is the most effective way to get rid of a spray tan, but it's also the most time-consuming method. You'll need a tool for each part of your body, including your face, arms, legs, back, and stomach. Be careful not to pull too hard when removing hairs; you don't want to break them! After you remove all the dead skin and hair, your body will rebound from the tanner.