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"There was a time not to long ago&amp;#8212;oh, about four or five years ago&amp;#8212;when covering yourself in bronzer and self-tanner to the point where you you looked as if you&amp;#39;d been dragged through a mudslide was all the rage. Since then we&amp;#39;ve embraced a more natural look, opting for a subtler glow and even celebrating very pale skin. But the tides they might be turning. Behold Kesha&amp;#39;s legs photographed just yesterday:\nPinterestFacebookAnd I&amp;#39;d just dismiss it as a one-off thing, except 1) I&amp;#39;ve been noticing more self-tanner pitches in my inbox than the past couple of summers, which means there might be a product renaissance going on (including the Jergens BB Body Cream), and 2) her legs look so fantastic with that bronze sheen, it&amp;#39;s making me *personally *nostalgic for the period when the backseat of every sedan in New York City looked like it had recently chauffeured Pig Pen from the *Peanuts *cartoons. And I figure I can&amp;#39;t be the only one.\nThe good news is that if you are interested in darkening your natural skin tone, the tanners and body bronzers these days are really easy to use and aren&amp;#39;t as likely to streak as they were several years ago. And the shimmery ones ilke Tarte Brazilliance Maracuja Face and Body Self Tanner tend to be packed with finer light-reflective particles, so you get a pearly finish vs. full-on body glitter. So if this look does make a comeback, it&amp;#39;ll won&amp;#39;t be quite the crazy streak-fest some of you may remember.\nWhat&amp;#39;s your current temperature on the tanned-skin look?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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