It's amazing how dusting a little bit of bronzer on the face to contour and carve out features can make a big difference. But it can be a bummer that the face-chiseling results go away the second we ...

We asked dermatologists everything you've ever wanted to know about self-tanners: Are they safe? Do they have SPF? Plus, how to care for your self-tanned skin. Lara Vukelich Lara Vukelich is a ...

If you’ve ever wanted to achieve sun-kissed radiance year-round without the sun damage (and potential risk of skin cancer), a faux glow is the way to go. And while self tanners for the face are great, ...

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Many people want a year-round, sun-kissed glow. But sometimes, a tan isn’t easily attainable. You might have trouble getting tan during the winter months as you spend less and less time outdoors. Or ...

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I’m not afraid to admit it—I love being tan. There’s something about a sun-kissed glow that makes me look healthier and more alive…or, at least, feel like I do. So when the IONIQ One Sprayer—a slim, ...

Using a self-tanner sounds self-explanatory. You get bronzy, sun-kissed skin without sun damage. For most people, it’s a glow-up in a bottle. But for many Black and brown people? It’s not so ...

You can never, ever use too much self-tan as the skin can only absorb a certain amount of tanning agent.” It’s always easier to use more than less as you can glide the self-tan over the skin with ease ...

Commercial self-tanners can be a safer way to get a tan, but their active ingredients may cause side effects in some people. Know what to look out for when using a self-tanner to reduce your risk of ...