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"This season of Dancing With the Stars has me hooked! I&amp;apos;m loving Karina Smirnoff, Audrina Patridge, Florence Henderson, Jennifer Grey, Brandy and even Bristol Palin! The gals look so stunning in their costumes, and while I know they&amp;apos;ll all slim down as the season goes on (I mean, seven hours of dancing a day will do that to a body!), the secret behind their sleek-looking limbs is self-tanner (specifically, custom-designed faux glows by the St. Tropez team).\r\nMelanie Mills of St. Tropez tell UsMagazine.com that the makeup and tanning for each look is based on the specific dances -- brilliant! -- including the waltz, cha cha, jive, and quickstep.\r\n&amp;quot;Each dance has its own personality and we take that into account when we create each tan,&amp;quot; she says.\r\nFor something delicate and romantic, like the Viennese Waltz, the tan is kept light with illuminaer added on high points like the collarbone and d&amp;#xE9;colletage to catch the light. For a sexy dance like the Samba, a deeper tan is required.\r\n&amp;quot;For the cha cha, we create a very deep, dark tanned look that we call the &amp;apos;double dip,&amp;apos;&amp;quot; she explains. &amp;quot;We start with a spray of our dark tanning solution the day prior, then apply self tan mousse the morning of the show.&amp;quot;\r\nTo get the look at home, Mills suggests self tanning before bed, then highlighting your tan the next day with a bronze gel or sheer illuminator to customize your color!\r\nGET THE LOOK\r\nSt. Tropez Self Tan Bronzing Mousse, $30\r\nSt. Tropez Gradual Self-Tanning Lotion, $30\r\nSt. Tropez Radiance Mousse, $35\r\nSt. Tropez Bronzing Rocks, 40\r\nSt. Tropez Skin Illuminator, $22.50\r\nBy Gwen Flamberg for UsMagazine.com. To read more of the Beauty Trend Watch blog, click here, and follow Gwen on Twitter!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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