You heard it here first, ladies. Our Mossy is the new face of St. Tropez and we've got some exclusive pictures of the supermodel shooting the campaign. But that's not all! We're also diving deep into the realm of self-tanning with St. Tropez skin finishing expert, Nichola Joss. "Today’s shoot is pool side; it is all about getting that beautiful, glowing, golden pool side tan," said Nichola on shoot day. Click through to read the rest of her advice and see Kate Moss at her bronzed best.
Photo courtesy St. Tropez
When it comes to self tanning — especially if you're 
Fake tan is the way to go all year round — as opposed to sunbaking — but it's extra high on the beauty priority list come Spring racing because we're always chasing that beautiful, sun-kissed glow to match our amazing frocks. But what do you do if you've had an unfortunate encounter with the beloved self-tanner the night before? Our guess is that even though you followed the directions carefully, you ended up looking less sex kitten, more striped kitty! Have no fear, we're going (un)streaking. For tips on how to make the patchwork look a little less obvious, just 
If there is a new tan on the market, you can bet your way-too-brown elbow I'll trial it. Self tanning is the easiest way to look fresh and glowing, and you don't have to sacrifice your skin's health! There's a lot to choose from in terms of brands, but what I'm often confused with is the shades — we're all pretty fair-skinned here at Sugar, so, should we stick to a light to medium tan? Or can we rock dark as well? Applying a dark tan can be nerve racking if you're naturally fair — just ask FabSugar's editor, Ali (left). We had her try St. Tropez Self Tan Dark Mousse ($59.95 200ml), while I gave the staple 
I don't know about you, but I like to look tanned all through Winter. Not too dark, but most definitely glowy. I usually use a gradual tanning cream, but this year I thought I'd step things up a notch and actually continue using a full fake tan. I'm a huge fan of 
