Summertime, and the livin' is easy. Skin is fryin' and the sun is high. And potentially the worst possible thing for your epidermis. Incidences of malignant melanoma have increased at an alarming rate ...

Now that we know of the dangers of UV rays, the days of slathering ourselves in baby oil and basking in the sun are over (for many of us, at least). All it takes is a glance at the Skin Cancer ...

Regardless of which drugstore self-tanner you choose, you’ll need to prep your skin before application. Drugstore self-tanners work best on clean, exfoliated skin. A good tip is to exfoliate your ...

Self-tanning technology has improved greatly over the years, and it’s hard to believe the glow self-tanners deliver comes from a bottle. We’ve tested the best self-tanning lotions, mousses, foams, ...

For years, a popular approach to getting a great tan went something like this: slather on some baby oil, then bake. Today, of course, we know better. That kind of unchecked sun exposure can cause skin ...

Self-tanners can be terrifying. Once you apply them, you’ve committed to a different shade of skin until the product wears off. That’s a good thing when the shade you’re left with makes you look and ...

Looking tan and sun-kissed is not as carefree of a process as the glowing aura exudes. One of your safest options is to use a self-tanner, which can be an intimidating product if you’ve never used it ...

Just because the rays of the sun aren’t as strong in the fall and winter months doesn’t mean that your healthy glow has to disappear. A good self-tanner allows you to keep that summer color on your ...

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 ...