TipToe and Tan

Ugh, both of my experiences with airbrush tanning in TipToe and Tan have not been favorable.
TipToe and Tan is located in the Nagle Center on Moser Road. It’s both a tanning and nail salon nestled in the corner of this mini and nearly dilapidated strip mall.
The first time I went, the airbrush tanning concoction was already made without consulting me first. They didn’t ask me about my skin tone, and how dark I wanted to be. I brought this up to the airbrush technician, and she said it was a «one-​color fits all» type of deal. At $ 27, which is reasonably priced, I just went with the flow.
The color was so light, it barely made any difference at all. (I followed all the normal pre-​airbrush procedures and didn’t shower until 12 hours afterwards.)
I am naturally pasty. I don’t want to be a slightly less pasty shade of pasty. Even though $ 27 is a fair price, I still paid for a service, so service my skin and take me from the Nordic to the Mediterranean.
A few months later I decided to give TipToe and Tan another shot, which proved to be impossible.
First of all, the airbrush technician is only available by appointment on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings. Could you get any more inconvenient? If you are a tanning salon, and advertise airbrush tanning as one of your services, then make your service available. Oh, wait, maybe the name of your business means the customer needs to «tip toe» around YOUR schedule. Interesting.
So I scheduled for a Thursday evening on a Tuesday. Wednesday I get a voicemail that the airbrush technician had «another project» that would prevent her from being in the building, would I like to reschedule?
No, I certainly would not.
I will give this place two stars instead of one, and give them the benefit of the doubt that just maybe their nail and tanning bed services are better than their horrid airbrush service.