Fake tan

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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Everyone looks better with a tan. I forgot how much of a difference it can make! I pulled out a bottle of self tanner today that I must have bought 2 or 3 years ago because I really don't remember having ever taken the time and effort to apply self tanner since I became a mom 2 years ago. After my fake tan was complete, I looked in the mirror and I felt like a younger version of myself again. My hair looked lighter and my teeth looked whiter. When my husband got home, he instantly commented on how great I looked and he was like, "what did you do? Something is different! Did you get your hair highlighted while I was gone? It looks lighter". Read More »