Feel body confident
When you’ve been hibernating in layers for months, suddenly baring your legs, or any flesh at all can be daunting. Paleness, veins, bruises and mottled skin can all be disguised with good self-tan. The night before your event, apply Coco & Eve Sunny Honey Bali Bronzing Foam, £29.90, with the Soft Velvet Mitt, £12. Wash it off after two hours, go to bed clean and smelling like tropical fruit, then wake up with a light, healthy glow. If you don’t have time for gradual tanning, body make-up can be applied in minutes, then washed off with soapy water when the party’s over. The most reliable, realistic and transfer-proof are Vita Liberata Body Blur, £29.95, and Alleven Colour Shield, £38.
Fake a glow
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