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" Bronzer plus shimmer: just plain gorgeous Our model Aurelie&amp;#x27;s sun goddess vibe isn&amp;#x27;t all about deep color (or that look on her face)&amp;amp;#8212;the glimmer&amp;#x27;s flat-out hot. &amp;quot;I smeared a mix of liquid highlighter, dark foundation and lotion all over her skin,&amp;quot; says makeup artist Maud Laceppe. Easier way: Slick a tinted, gold-flecked body oil over your usual SPF lotion. Try Guerlain Terracotta Huile du Voyageur Nourishing Dry Oil SPF 8 ($59, sephora.com); one bottle lasts. Laceppe also used a coppery shadow on Aurelie&amp;#x27;s lids; try Est&amp;amp;eacute;e Lauder Double Wear Stay-In-Place ShadowCreme in Antique Gold ($18, esteelauder.com). Layer your lipstick to make it stay Bold color at the pool? Yes, please! Lipstick with SPF is a good way to protect your lips from the big, bad sun. To keep color from sliding off, apply, blot, repeat. Since rays can have a drying effect,choose a tube with softeners; for her shade, try Neutrogena MoistureShine Lipstick SPF 20 in Cherry Twist ($9.50, at drugstores ). Get a flatter stomach with &amp;quot;the windmill&amp;quot; A move from celeb fitness trainer Lacey Stone that works better than crunches: Lie on your back with your arms out to the sides in a T shape. Lifting legs, bend knees 90 degrees so shins are parallel to the floor. Slowly lower legs to the right, return to center,then lower to the left, tapping the ground on each side. That&amp;#x27;s one rep. Do three sets of 20 reps three times a week; combine with healthy eating and you&amp;#x27;ll see results. Shave slooowly for the smoothest skin When you&amp;#x27;re doing your bikini line, avoid a rush-rush shower job&amp;amp;#8212;quick strokes can lead to razor burn and ingrown hairs. &amp;quot;That&amp;#x27;s also when nicks happen,&amp;quot; notes Cindy Barshop of Completely Bare spas in New York City. Stroke in the direction of hair growth. For legs, go against it to get the closest shave. Try Venus Spa Breeze System ($10, at drugstores), a new razor with built-in shave gel that&amp;#x27;s gentle on skin. Choose slimming snacks When you&amp;#x27;re wearing a swimsuit or anything this tight, stick with light noshes that wont bring on bloat. Some tummy-friendly ones: raw almonds, watermelon and Popsicles. Avoid artificially sweetened anything, diet soda included it can make you blow up like a balloon. Slick hair back with deep conditioner It&amp;amp;#8217;s chic and kind to your strands&amp;amp;#8212;heat helps the moisturizing ingredients penetrate. When you rinse at the end of the day, your hair will be amazingly soft, says David Evangelista, creative director at David Evangelista Salon in New York City. L&amp;#x27;or&amp;amp;eacute;al Professionnel S&amp;amp;eacute;rie Expert Solar Sublime Masque ($30, us.lorealprofessionnel.com for salons) also protects hair from the sun. Comb through from roots to tips, then pull into a relaxed bun. Use waterproof sunscreen (it actually looks SEXIER) These sunblocks leave a coating that makes water bead up. The result? You&amp;amp;#8217;ll be all beachlicious, like Aurelie is here. One that feels light on your skin: Aveeno Continuous Protection Active Sunblock Spray SPF 30 ($11, at drugstores). Apply 30 minutes before going out, says Verm&amp;amp;eacute;n M. Verallo-Rowell, M.D., author of Skin in the Tropics: &amp;amp;#8220;Sunscreen needs time to soak in.&amp;amp;#8221; Put on some purple It&amp;amp;#8217;s not just one of this summer&amp;amp;#8217;s trendiest colors&amp;amp;#8212;a hit of it makes bare skin come alive. Rub a metallic purple like Clarins Soft Cream Eye Colour in Lilac ($20, clarinsusa.com) on top lids from lash lines to creases, and on bottom lids from the inner corners to the middle. For her lip color, try Maybelline New York Superstay Lipcolor in Violet ($10, at drugstores). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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