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"  When you&amp;#039;re wearing short shorts, like Vanessa Hudgens&amp;#039;, you want your legs to look bangin&amp;#039;\u2014aka toned, sunkissed, and flawless. But since we&amp;#039;re advocates for practicing safe skin and avoiding skin cancer at all costs, we have the next best thing: a touch of color that only washes off in the shower. Okay, so we know you&amp;#039;re famliar with body glow lotions and how they impart sexy, safe color to your skin, but what we would like to introduce you to is Red Carpet Kolour (better known as RCK), $50, redcarpetkolour.com, the brainchild\u2014and body glow creation\u2014of makeup artist Joanna Schlip. It took seven years in the making, but Schlip has finally created a paraben-free, noncomedogenic, and hypoallergenic subtle shimmery concoction that she not only uses on her celeb clientele (think: Christina Applegate, Sheryl Crow, and more), but that world-renowned makup artists are chomping at the bit to get more of. So, why is it the bomb.com? 1. It&amp;#039;s fragrance-free, so it won&amp;#039;t compete with your perfume (and your BF won&amp;#039;t have to complain about any weird self-tanner smells). 2. You apply it to bare skin (don&amp;#039;t apply any other lotions or anything beforehand or it won&amp;#039;t work as well) and once you do, it doesn&amp;#039;t budge until you use soap and water to take it off. Schlip told Cosmo, &amp;quot;I created this formula because I couldn&amp;#039;t find anything that wouldn&amp;#039;t rub off on my clients&amp;#039; dresses and ruin them. Plus, I wanted to make something that I could apply to the body that would create a soft focus finish. There is no retouching on the red carpet, so your client&amp;#039;s face and body have to look flawless, and I wanted to make something to fill in that gap.&amp;quot;  (Side note: I tested it last night, went to sleep on my white sheets, and there wasn&amp;#039;t a trace of a faux glow on them when I woke up. It really lives up to its claim that it doesn&amp;#039;t transfer, which is amazing when you&amp;#039;re wearing white shorts or a dress\u2014and even better when you&amp;#039;re rolling around in the sheets with your man.) 3. It has a plethora of skin-benefiting ingredients like mica particles, which reflects light and distracts from any trouble spots; iron oxide and titanium dioxide (these ingredients add color and protect your skin from the sun with an SPF of 15); hydrating sweet almond, canola, and chestnut oil, aloe, glycerin, and hyaluronic acid; vitamin C, an antioxidant that helps improve skin tone; and vitamin K, which helps reduce any skin discoloration. 4. It has an expiration date on the bottom of the bottle, so you&amp;#039;ll know when the formula goes bad (which is after two years). 5. It comes in three different shades that will match your skin tone perfectly: Light, Medium, and Tan. Basically, RCK is going to be your BFF this summer, so we suggest you invest in this can of color. it will change how you wear short shorts this summer. Trust. Will you be picking up this temporary &amp;quot;tanner&amp;quot; that won&amp;#039;t transfer onto your LWD? Photo: Getty Images Follow Carly Cardellino on Facebook and Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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