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Daily Mail
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Holly Willoughby admits she 'hates fake tan' and reveals the easy quick fix product behind her glowing bronzed legs - and it's only £30
Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn more Holly Willoughby has revealed the secret behind her incredible glowing tan and it's not down to fake tan as she doesn't 'get on with it'. Finding a good fake tan can feel overwhelming to invest and to find the perfect glow as there are hundreds to choose from on the market. However, TV presenter Holly, 44, has now shared her easy quick fix product she swears by to keep her legs bronzed all summer as she admitted she 'hates fake tan'. Holly's natural-looking radiance is down to beauty product, Vita Liberata's Body Blur, which is an underrated body makeup product. The product is described as a 'wash-off body makeup formula that instantly perfects the look of the skin' and is also transfer resistant. Speaking on the Beauty Full Lives podcast, she said: 'Everybody thinks I wear fake tan, but I hate fake tan! [Never been able to get on with it]. 'I'm always linked to different fake tan brands and it's nonsense because I've probably had three fake tans in my life. 'But this leg stuff, I really like it. If I'm wearing a skirt on This Morning, sometimes I put a bit on my legs just to even the tone out a little bit.' Despite the Vita Liberata's Body Blur being Holly's favourite, MailOnline have found a number of other highly rated body blurs on the market. Body blur alternatives
Wall Street Journal
4 days ago
- Sport
- Wall Street Journal
The Tour de France's Inescapable Badge of Honor
Albertville, France Jonas Abrahamsen was two-thirds of the way through the Tour de France when he found a rare moment to sneak down to his hotel swimming pool. The Norwegian rider was desperate to fix his catastrophic tan.
The Sun
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
I tried the viral £3.49 Lidl tan as a pale girlie – it doesn't smell, looks 10/10 & I was amazed by how long it lasted
IT'S the tan that's taken the internet by storm - but is the viral Lidl tanning mousse really worth the hype? According to one beauty buff, the answer is yes. 2 2 The discount supermarket sent shoppers into a frenzy after launching their very own fake tan just in time for summer - and compared to cult favourites, Lidl's Marbella Glow is significantly cheaper. While other viral brands retail around the £10 mark, the German store's version costs just £4.49. Thrifty beauty buffs can choose the vegan-friendly tan in three shades - Medium, Extra Dark and Ultra Dark. Bargain-mad TikToker, only known as @ kittsandpieces on the platform, went for the latter option, sharing her honest thoughts online. The PhD student, who dubbed herself a '' pale girlie '', started the process by showering and ensuring her skin was moisturised before applying the bronzing mousse. To ensure the tan doesn't stick to particularly dry areas, such as elbows and knees, the blonde stunner used Ultra-Repairing Soothing Balm by La Roche-Posay. The balm, which she claimed was ''a game-changer'', is currently on offer on Amazon for around £8, and for best results, the TikToker left it on for 20 to 30 minutes before applying the tan. After covering herself in the dark mousse, the Lidl shopper was pleasantly surprised at how quickly the tan dried. Raving about the wallet-friendly buy, she said in the video: ''No sticky feeling going to bed and no bad tan smell either.'' The following morning, the TikToker hopped into the shower, rinsed off the tan and was amazed by the results. Katie Price moans 'oh my god I'm so ugly' as she shows off BALD eyelids after removing fake lashes and make-up Sporting a gorgeous glow which made her look like as if she's just returned from a sunny holiday, the student said: ''10/10 for me.'' The best part? According to the shopper, the sun-kissed glow lasts almost a week too. ''I find I get a solid 4/5 days out of it with showers and all, it's even survived my swimming.'' Fabulous' £10 Fake Tan Test FINDING the perfect fake tan isn't easy. That's why Fabulous tested a number of fake tans which cost less than £10.. *If you click on a link in this boxout we will earn affiliate revenue Superdrug Solait Self Tan Mousse Medium - £4.79 (was £5.99) - Buy Now Tester: Abby Wilson, Senior Fabulous Digital Writer Review: "This product give a very natural looking tan and if you wanted something a bit bolder, I'd suggest leaving it on longer or choosing a darker shade. I'm impressed with the results, but now my entire room stinks of the stuff. If you're on a budget and want a tan for last-minute plans, I would say this is one to try. " bBold Dream Mousse Tan in Dark - £9.50 - Buy Now Tester: Josie O'Brien, Senior Fabulous Digital Writer Review: "The first thing that hit me about this tan was the 'juicy watermelon' scent - it's delicious. I was left with a natural bronze hue rather than orange glow. My only qualm is that the tan seemed to stick to my dry patches and accentuated 'strawberry skin' on my legs. I'm still adding this tan to my arsenal though - the smell, colour and texture are dreamy." St Moriz Professional Medium Tanning Mousse - £4.99 - Buy Now Tester: Kate Kulniece, Fabulous Writer Review: "Not only does St. Moriz mousse leave you with a gorgeous bronzed glow, but it also smells fabulous - think Piña Colada on a sunny beach. At first, I was a little bit sceptical cause I'm a gradual fake tan girlie, but this quick developing St. Moriz number may change it all." Mixed reviews But while the money-smart shopper was raving about the bargain buy, not everyone had the best reviews. ''Yes it's good but be careful !! heard of horror stories from this tan especially firsthand ended up in a&e with a swollen face,'' wrote one of the 36k viewers. Another chimed in: ''it does smell, lovely red undertone, doesn't last long.'' Someone else said: ''I did it today and planing to wash it in the morning.
The Independent
11-07-2025
- Health
- The Independent
Viral TikTok suncream trend sparks medical warning
A doctor has issued a warning against the TikTok trend known as " sunscreen contouring", dismissing it as "nonsense." The trend encourages users to apply sunscreen to certain parts of their face while leaving other areas exposed, aiming to create a contoured look from a tan. Dr Amir Khan said that a tan is skin damage, stressing that there is no such thing as a safe tan. He cautioned that while a contour might be temporary, the risks of premature skin ageing and skin cancer are long-term and not worth taking. Watch the video in full above.
The Independent
11-07-2025
- Health
- The Independent
Warning issued over viral TikTok suncream trend
A doctor has warned people against participating in a TikTok trend called ' sunscreen contouring,' calling it 'nonsense.' The trend encourages users to put sunscreen on some parts of their face while leaving other areas exposed, aiming to create a contoured look from a tan. 'A tan is skin damage, there's no such thing as a safe tan,' Doctor Amir Khan told Lorraine on Friday (11 July). 'A contour might last for a few days, but premature skin ageing, skin cancer, that goes on for a lot longer. You don't want to risk that,' he added.
