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About NSTPA Spray Tan Certification

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The National Spray Tan Professionals Association (NSTPA) certifies sunless technicians through the Sunless Master Course — an online, self-paced certification built by working spray tan professionals.

The sunless industry is full of two-hour "certifications" that teach you to pull a trigger and little else. They skip skin science, skip troubleshooting, and skip the business side — the parts that decide whether you build a career or a side hustle that burns out in eighteen months.

The Sunless Master Course was built as the opposite: 8 chapters, 32 lessons, covering:

  • Skin structure, the renewal cycle, and Fitzpatrick tones
  • Client preparation and technician readiness
  • Formula selection — shades, undertones, and mixology
  • Application technique, step by step
  • Aftercare and maintenance
  • Troubleshooting — uneven tans, orange development, and how to fix each
  • A full chapter on running a profitable studio

Each chapter unlocks only after you pass its quiz, and certification requires 80% or higher on the final exam. It's earned, not handed out for completion.

Every graduate receives a unique Certification ID and a public verification page at nstpa.com/verify — so clients, salons, and employers can confirm your training in seconds instead of taking your word for it. A downloadable certificate with QR code is included, and a printed, signed certificate is available as an add-on.

Enrollment is $75, one time. No subscription, no expiration, and lifetime access to revisit the material.

NSTPA has certified spray tan professionals since 2012.

What makes an NSTPA certification different

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A credential anyone can verify
Every graduate receives a unique Certification ID and a public verification page at nstpa.com/verify. Clients, salons, and employers confirm your training in seconds — not a PDF that anyone could fake.

Certified once. Verifiable for life.

No renewals, no expiration, no subscription

Your enrollment is a one-time $75. Your Certification ID and public verification page at nstpa.com/verify stay active for life, and you keep lifetime access to every lesson to revisit as your practice grows. We don't charge renewal fees and your credential doesn't expire.

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