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 ...

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Sometimes the best accessory for any summer outfit is a golden and glowing tan. But as much as we love the bronzed and radiant look of a natural tan, we know that long-term sun exposure and skipping ...

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As dermatologist Dr. Angelo Landriscina just told us in his “Beauty Aisle,” the only safe tan is a sunless tan, so we had to ...

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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 ...

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