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As fall approaches and we start trading skirts for pants and bikinis for jackets, you have three options regarding that killer tan you (safely, of course) acquired:
Option 1: Keep up your regular use of self-tanner so your glow never fades (but you may end up looking like this).
Options 2: Quit the self-tanner cold turkey and revert back to paleness (not a bad move if you like looking like this).
Or, Option 3 (my personal favorite): Keep the essence of that beachy look by using a lighter self-tanner or one less often. It's the best of both worlds: you don't look like a ghost all winter, nor do you look like a fake-bake, "cheeto" girl. See how to do it right here.
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There's a common little habit that is burning a hole in your wallet and putting your body in serious danger.
If you’re still baking your bod at a
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Headed to the beach this weekend, but
looking pale from the depressing Seattle-like weather going on up
and down the East Coast? Never fear, models to the rescue.
Victoria's Secret Pink model Behati Prinsloo needs the perfect
tan for walking down the runway, so her go-to is Bare Bronze, The… Read More »
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Fans of Sevin Nyne, Lindsay Lohan’s “breakthrough” new tanning mist that was released to national acclaim at Sephora a few months back, might be interested to know that the revolutionary formula that Ms. Lohan and her co-conspirator in…
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I've always been pretty
pasty myself. Once the summer months come, I have to get out my SPF
30 and spend minimal time on the beach, unless I want to turn into
a burned, freckled mess. While I use bronzer year round to keep
from looking corpse-like, I've given up on my self-tanner
regimen.… Read More »
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We are pretty sure we heard
that the Las Vegas economy was suffering during the recession, but
for some reason the MGM Grand paid Lindsay Lohan big bucks to host
a pre-birthday party at the hotel's Wet Republic pool last
Saturday. Her 23rd birthday isn't until tomorrow, but the hotel
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We know we shouldn't but so many of
us still do: TAN. This past weekend I was at the beach with the
family. With all of the information out there telling people not to
tan because it can cause skin cancer and aging of the skin, I have
to tell you that as much as I can see, people are still… Read More »
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The guide to keeping your skin protected and bronze this summer.
As the summer begins, women have an important choice to make: Do I bravely bare my winter skin, translucent as it may be, and patiently wait for the sun? Or, do I fake it 'til I make it…
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My guy friend said his skin was blinding pasty, and he needed to do something about it before hitting the beach. Putting my beauty-editor hat on, I suggested he try one of these self tanners (since no self-respecting beauty editor would recommend tanning in the sun or a booth -- the damage!).
Unfortunately, my suggestion was met with a burst of laughter and a claim that he'd "rather fry in the sun than use that stuff." Why? "Because if I did it wrong and you could see orange streaks, then people would know."
While images of these tangerine-hued celebs came to mind, I still tried to assure him that with these foolproof tips, it's totally possible to use self tanner without anyone suspecting. Sadly, I was unable to convince him. Taking off the beauty-editor hat, I realized maybe it is just too weird.
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