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"   Former O.C. star Rachel Bilson (True or False: Summer Roberts is the West Coast version of Blair Waldorf) has teamed up with Jergens to pledge to get glowing the safe way (i.e. from a bottle) and help raise awareness for skin cancer research through the brand&amp;#039;s  Glow in the Dark initiative. I got to chat with her about her involvement with the campaign (she called me at my desk!) and here&amp;#039;s what she said: &amp;quot;Growing up in Los Angeles, tanning was a big part of the culture.&amp;quot; She admitted that like most of us, she used to &amp;quot;lay out without sunscreen until I looked like a lobster.&amp;quot; She even got sun poisoning on her lips (yikes!) and is now vigilant about wearing lip protection. As she got older, she realized how bad the sun was for her skin and started to use glow-enhancing products to warm up her naturally fair complexion. (Her favorite is the new  Jergens Natural Glow Foaming Daily Moisturizer). I know that some of you are still hitting the tanning bed (WHY?!) and/or laying out in the sun without SPF (again, WHY?!). With summer around the corner think about this: Not only does tanning raise your risk of skin cancer significantly, but it can also accelerate the aging process big time. Ladies, if you haven&amp;#039;t done so already, ditch the tanning bed for a bottle of sunless tanner and start slathering on sunscreen STAT. Need even more incentive?  Make your own pledge to stay out of the sun this summer and Jergens will donate $1 to the Skin Cancer Foundation. P.S. Of course, I had to ask Rachel to spill her must-have beauty products (in addition to Jergens Natural Glow). Her top picks:  Benefit Benetint and  Wet n Wild Eyeliner. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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