Tanning Salon Flyers

Standard 8.5x11 flyers give you enough room to list UV bed levels, spray tan options, and membership tiers without clutter. At CheapRUSH Printing, we recommend 18pt stock for a premium feel. Order 500 to 1,000 pieces for a pre-prom season campaign from February to April.

Yes, using a two-column layout works well. List UV levels like beginner 10-minute session and advanced 15-minute session on one side, and spray tan options like express or custom on the other. Keep each section to one line to avoid confusion. A 500-piece run costs around $89.

Pearl finish gives your flyers a boutique wellness look that distances your brand from outdated tanning stereotypes. It reflects light softly and feels premium in hand. At CheapRUSH, 8.5x11 pearl flyers start at $79 for 250 pieces, helping you attract clients seeking a modern salon experience.

Yes, a cancellation policy footnote builds trust and reduces disputes. Add a line like 'Cancel anytime with 30-day notice' near the membership QR code. This is especially important when stacking flyers at gyms or salon suites, where clients may be comparing multiple membership options.

Avoid any medical claims like 'vitamin D production' or 'acne treatment' as they violate FTC and FDA rules in most states. Focus on cosmetic outcomes such as 'build a base tan' or 'professional consultation process.' Always include a skin-type safety line, like 'Consult our staff before your first session.' Many shops start near 500 pieces at 8.5x11.

Use unique intro codes on flyers placed at gyms versus salon suites. For example, print 'GYM20' on gym stack flyers and 'SALON20' on salon suite flyers. Track how many new clients use each code during consultation. A typical gym stack of 200 flyers might yield 15 to 20 conversions per month.

Partner with campus fitness centers and dorm common areas. Print 8.5x11 flyers with a student discount offer, like '$10 off your first session with valid ID.' Distribute 300 to 500 flyers at the start of each semester. Track redemptions via a unique QR code to measure ROI from college marketing.

Yes, but choose diverse models that reflect your actual client base. Avoid overly retouched images that set unrealistic expectations. A single lifestyle photo of a smiling client leaving your salon can be more effective than a close-up tan line. Keep the focus on the experience, not just the result. Many shops start near 500 pieces at 8.5x11.