St Tropez

Jennifer Aniston always looks like she just returned from a fabulous beach vacation, but sometimes the star gets a little help elsewhere to achieve her signature golden glow. For the Horrible Bosses premiere in London earlier today, her sexy luminous look was in part thanks to her longtime makeup artist, Angela Levin, who used St. Tropez's new Gold Illuminator ($23) as her secret weapon. "It's so subtle, but makes all the difference," Levin explains. So to see her expert tips on how you can re-create Jennifer's entire red-carpet makeup palette, just keep reading.

On last night's much anticipated "Britney/Brittany" episode of Glee, Heather Morris (who plays the air-headed Brittany) rocks it out as Britney Spears. And in order to play Britney effectively, Heather got her golden glow on with a little help from St. Tropez.

To re-create a faux tan, start off by exfoliating the skin and moisturizing any dry areas. (Heather used the brand's Tan Optimizer Body Polish ($16) and Tan Optimizer Body Moisturizer ($30).) Next, use latex gloves and apply St. Tropez Wash Off Instant Glow ($18) using sweeping strokes. Best of all, this safe way to tan is also temporary and won't rub off. To remove, just wash with soap and water. It's as easy as that.

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Growing up, one thing I always looked forward to when going to the airport was a visit to Cinnabon. (Doesn't take much, does it?) I did not, however, have visions of spray tanning at the terminal circling through my mind. But now, the people at St. Tropez have just made that crazy notion possible.

Until Sunday, travelers at the Gatwick Airport in London can get a free preflight spray tan. Dubbed the Gatwick Glow, the service is a result of research done by the airport which concluded that having an existing tan preholiday gives vacationers more confidence. "Gatwick Glow is designed to give our passengers a boost. We want them to head off on their holiday feeling great about themselves," the Gatwick Airport's Kim Francis told the Daily Mail. Perhaps the thought of a gooey cinnamon bun already gives you that warm glow, but would you consider getting your warm glow on by spray-tanning at the gate?

Luxury self-tanner brand St. Tropez lost the seal of approval from Prince's Trust, one of the UK's biggest children's charities, after releasing an ad with Kelly Osbourne. In the ad, she states that using fake tanner makes you look not only "10 lbs. skinnier" but also "healthy." She also stated that, before the self-tanner, she "looked like Miss Piggy," which is a pretty disheartening statement.

St. Tropez had been donating 10 pounds (no pun intended) from every purchase to the Trust, but after angry letters from parents about the ad's possible effect on kids, the charity pulled its official support. Kelly's natural skin tone is lovely, and she would look pretty at any weight, but self-tanning is a perfectly legitimate choice if it makes you happy. Do you think a statement like Kelly's would really drive young girls to have a poor body image, or are people overreacting?

Halle Berry, Christina Applegate, and Reese Witherspoon all love getting ready at Hollywood hotspot Kinara Spa. Zelana goes behind the scenes to see how Academy Award nominees and presenters get ready before the big event. Watch now!