Whether at the height of summer or the dreariest days of February, an application-based self-tanner will always be your safest option. Think: lotions, gels, sprays and the like that don't bake you ...

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 ...

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 ...

Dr. Omar Al-Heeti is an assistant professor of medicine at Southern Illinois University and practices internal medicine with a specialty in infectious diseases. He received his medical degree from the ...

One of the most beloved self-tanners on the market today is Isle of Paradise, and for good reason. The customizable drops not only tan—they also reduce redness, brighten and even out the tone of your ...

Who doesn’t love having a healthy, sun-kissed glow in summer? But laying out in the sun and soaking in its ultraviolet rays can wreak havoc on your skin, putting you at risk for skin cancer, dark ...