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With this cutting-edge tanner from a company with Stacey Solomon’s seal of approval, say goodbye to fake tan transfer and orange skin while awaiting development.

The stains left on clothing and bedding as well as the dark orange skin that are left while the tan is in place are what are the worst aspects of fake tanning at home. Your new best friend might be this brand’s cutting-edge product there. This Gradual Clear Self Tan Water Mousse is completely see-through while applying its magic to give you that golden glow.

From a brand adored by Stacey Solomon, Sienna X, this innovative tanner lets you discreetly get that sunkissed skin, so you can go out and about without worrying about stains on your clothes or looking vibrantly orange. Tan before work, lunch dates, running errands or overnight, and enjoy your summer tan without the stress.

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The new-generation method for tan on the downlow is this Clear Self Tan Mousse, which is available for an affordable price of £19.99 on Amazon. It develops a light-medium, everyday glow with use over a short period of time. This offers a fuss-free method to get a healthy, radiant complexion without putting any residue on clothes, towels, or bed linens, despite all the advantages of a natural-looking tan.

This is an easy-to-apply, lightweight, water-based mousse that has a vegan formula that is suitable for all skin types and doesn’t have any guide color or stain transfer. You can enjoy your daily tasks without worrying about the orange hue because it takes 8 hours to develop.

This tan is ideal for use anywhere, anytime, because it has a light, clear sheen when applied, indicating where you’ve already applied it without using an orange color guide.

This mousse doesn’t just produce a stunning tan, making it ideal for first-time tanners or those looking to update an already-daint. Additionally, it contains aloe vera, aloe vera, and hyaluronic acid, which can be applied to skin to deeply moisten the skin and is capable of holding up to 1000 times its weight in water.

This Clear Tanning Mousse has received rave reviews from customers who have tried it. This tanning water is excellent for at-home tanning, according to a 5-star reviewer, and I’m really pleased with how simple it is to use. I like that there is little product waste and that it is simple to dispense. My skin feels great and it smells great. The final product is a natural-looking tan, and I like how it turned out. It also doesn’t leave any residue after application, which is a huge plus for my sheets! Because of how helpful and handy it is, it’s also obvious where I’ve used it. My skin feels soft and supple with it. I think the value for money is very good because it’s a premium tanning solution, and I highly recommend it. I haven’t had any issues with it at all.

This buyer exclaims, “I was really skeptical about this, as I am with most gradual/fake tanners,” with more praise. But I was surprised by how well. The color is flawless. Even though I only used it for three days, my skin still has a very healthy glow and color, and it appears to be a very natural sun tan. A little goes a long way because the consistency is light, and using a mitt, it glides easily and evenly. Additionally, I don’t develop any streaks.”

Thirdly, this is my first time using tanning water. It is so simple to apply. I first exfoliated my elbows, knees, knuckles, and toes before applying moisturiser. To apply the foam, I used a mitt. There is very little clothing transfer and the color is very natural-looking. It lasts longer than I anticipated. I’ll continue to purchase this product.

EXCLUSIVE: Suzi Quatro has just turned 75, but she’s got the energy and enthusiasm of a twenty-something and tells us about the secret to her three-decade long marriage — and a terrifying encounter with an overzealous fan

She’s the original queen of rock and roll — a legend who many female stars credit for opening doors to women in music. Suzi Quatro has just turned 75, but she’s got the energy and enthusiasm of a twenty-something — and she can still rock a tight leather jumpsuit while wielding her trusty bass guitar.

Deliciously straight-talking, the star is as passionate about performing as when she first stepped onto the stage, aged just 14, playing the bongos with her sisters in the trio The Pleasure Seekers.

Here, the Detroit native, who has been married to German concert promoter Rainer Haas since 1993, tells us about her 2026 UK tour, the secret to her three-decade long marriage — and a terrifying encounter with an overzealous fan.

You turned 75 recently — you look amazing!

Ha ha, thank you. I’m still convinced they got the date wrong on my birth certificate. I’m proud to be 75, but I’m young at heart. I had a party but I don’t drink much any more. Eventually you get to a point where you say, I’ve been there, had the monster hangover, and the thrill’s gone.

Do you ever feel bored not drinking at parties?

No, because I’m a people person. I find my way into the conversation. I’m a Gemini. Geminis are ruled by Mercury, the planet of communication, which says it all. And there’s no middle ground with me — I’m either crazy up and excited, or I’m down. I never have an even keel. We keep people on their toes. Don’t ever second-guess a Gemini, because you won’t win.

You’ve been married to husband Rainer for 32 years. What’s your secret?

We live in separate countries! That is definitely a factor. I was 24/7 with my first husband, who was also my guitar player. Nice as that was, sometimes it wasn’t. The main ingredient is trust and respect. We’re soulmates, basically. I’m an optimist and he’s a pessimist. We balance each other out.

You and Rainer work together, too. How do you find that?

Yes, he’s my manager but I refuse to use the ‘M’ word in front of him! We enjoy missing each other, then getting together. Some people ask how we make that work, but it works for us. But the main ingredient to any successful relationship is not to expect the other person to ‘complete’ you. You have to be whole yourself.

Tell us about your tour next year. What can fans expect?

I’m celebrating 62 years in the business next year. It’s a big tour across the UK — an entertaining two-hour rock and roll show with all the hits and a few surprises. I play the piano, drums and a seven-minute bass solo… I take you on a journey through my life. I talk a little, but I don’t do Adele. She talks more than she sings, and she’s very good at it.

You must need to be in peak fitness for a big tour…

I’m the rehearsal queen. I rehearse as if it was a live show, running around. If I’m not working, then I make sure I’m going to the gym. It means on stage, I still have that energy.

Is life on the road a bit more sedate these days?

I’ve partied, had the odd room wreck — but I was never a sex, drugs and rock and roll girl. I was brought up in a musical family. My dad told me aged 15, ‘Suzi, you’ve found what you want to do in life. This is a profession. If there’s 10 people or 10,000 in the audience, everyone’s paid to see you, and you owe them.’ That’s always been embedded in me.

You’re also working on a new album…

I am. Alice Cooper agreed to do a track on it. We recorded it in Detroit last year. I’ve known him since I was a teenager and he’s so different from his stage persona that I can’t watch him live. That’s not the guy I know! We’re close friends, he’s a lovely guy.

Is there anyone else you’d love to collaborate with?

Rod Stewart. He’s headed to Glastonbury this summer. They’ve asked me a couple of times, but the offer was silly. I’m better than that. It’s not even about the money — after 61 years, I want the respect that I deserve, but I’d be happy to do it.

What are your most memorable concerts?

The first gig I did in Germany in 1973 — the first big show where thousands of people had paid to see me and were screaming, going nuts. My 50th birthday at a gig in Berlin was cool — when you hear Happy Birthday sung by 22,000 people, you hear it! That feeling never gets old. It’s a legal high.

What’s a wild fan memory?

In Germany recently I had taken my bass off towards the end of a show. Walking along the front, people were high-fiving me — but one girl grabbed my hand and wouldn’t let go and tried to pull me off the stage. And she was strong. I was really scared — I was crying.

What did you do?

I backed up and sat down on the flight case I use, so nobody saw anything. I sang my final song and, as soon as I finished, a sound engineer came on, wrapped a towel around me and walked me offstage. But I was thinking, what kind of person thinks that’s OK? I could have broken my neck.

Has being a woman in a male-dominated industry changed over the years?

I’ll take to my grave that I was the first female rock musician to have worldwide success. There are many more female musicians today, but they tend to be too influenced by male opinion. Sometimes, women go out there in outfits close to soft porn. I wore a jumpsuit, but I showed no flesh. You don’t have to strip off to be sexy. Work for it, buddy!

Your seventh book, Grave Undertakings , came out in April. Can you tell us more about it?

It did, and people are going crazy! It’s caused so much discussion. I was a graveyard dweller as a kid through to adulthood. It’s fascinating, reading tombstones. In my twenties I came up with the title and started collecting tombstone inscriptions, and did it for 35 years to assemble a book. Then I realised this would work as a novel.

Can you fill us in on the book’s plot?

I’ve had a love of psychology my entire life. If you’re mad at me, I want to know why. So I came up with a plot about six psychology students. It takes you through their lives, you get 20 lessons in psychology, and the pay-off is the tombstone inscriptions. That’s all I can say.

So, what would your own tombstone inscription say, Suzi?

One side would say, ‘Now I get it!’ and the other, ‘Too many dreams, too little time’. I’ve certainly thought about my life more over the last few years. I’m not going anywhere yet, though.

Do you have any burning ambitions left?

I would love my latest book to be made into a movie or a musical. Strictly would be fun — and I can dance! They’ve asked me before but the time was never right. I wouldn’t do the jungle — it feels degrading. I’ll watch it, though. I’ve realised so many dreams and I’ve still got so much to say. I’m happy as long as there’s fire in my belly — and there’s still plenty.

Princess Andre has kept her romantic life private, but in this exclusive conversation, she reveals her feelings following her recent breakup with her two-year boyfriend.

Princess Andre is about to turn 18 – and she can’t wait to hit the milestone later this month. It’s been a busy few months for the teenage daughter of popstar Peter Andre and former model Katie Price, with a newly-acquired driving license, a top-of-the-range first car, and her own new reality TV show.

But there’s been another big change for young woman too, as she’s recently become single after breaking up with the boyfriend she’s had for the last two years. When she sits down for an exclusive chat ahead of her birthday on June 29, Princess breaks her silence on her first big heartbreak.

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She claims, “I’m feeling good.” I’ve always kept my private life private, so I don’t talk about it a lot, but I should now concentrate on myself.

Princess has only ever shared a small number of photos of her now-ex, and has never publicly mentioned him, and is accurate about keeping her romantic life private.

Now that’s single though, it’s time for her “to get my career to exactly where I want it”, she says. A major first step is no doubt the “really exciting” new ITV reality show she’s filming with her dad Peter and his wife of 10 years, Emily MacDonagh.

“I think it’s scary because even though I’m used to being in my parents’ shows and I’ve always been put out there, now it’s about me,” she reveals. “It’ll be weird not focusing on my dad. He and Emily will be on it, though, in the background. And Junior too.

He’ll play a significant role in our friendship because we’re great together and really get along well. I want people to know that I’m a good person, in general.

As well as the TV show, Princess plans to continue channelling her inner Kylie Jenner, and wants to do “a lot more brand work”, as well as working on her music career.

My music will be completely different from my father’s. My dad is my adored but unknown. She claims that because I’m trying to be who I am, I’d probably want to collaborate with other artists more. He sang along with me when I did my GCSE music.

He sang on the song I recorded for my exams, so I do respect him and think he’s still very successful. I appreciate my family so much, but I believe I’m at the point where I want to try to do things alone. That’s what I’m trying to accomplish.

In the beginning of their relationship, Prince William recalled the peculiar gift he had given his now-wife and admitted that it “didn’t go down well.”

It’s no doubt that buying gifts for a princess would be hard work, knowing she has a wardrobe and jewellery box filled with the works of the world ’s best designers. The same can be said for Prince William, who has previously admitted that buying gifts for his wife hasn’t always been an easy task.

William has looked back on the “awful” gift he gave to his now wife Princess Kate in the early days of their relationship, as he even admitted he didn’t know why he bought it for his then girlfriend, who has “never let him forget” the very odd choice in gift .

The Prince of Wales revealed the bizarre present during an appearance on former England striker Peter Crouch’s podcast on BBC Radio Five Live in 2020, during which Crouch admitted that he had once bought his wife, model Abbey Clancy, a raincoat for her birthday three years in a row.

After his frank confession, William then admitted: “I did get my wife a pair of binoculars once for Christmas – she’s never let me forget that. I wrapped them. They were really nice. I was trying to convince myself about it. I was like, ‘But these are really amazing, look how far you can see!’ She was looking at me, going, ‘They’re binoculars. What’s going on?’”

“That was very early in the courtship, and I believe that sealed the deal.” It wasn’t successful. Since it seemed like a wise decision at the time, I have no idea why I bought her a pair of binoculars.

It’s a well-known fact that the royal family tend not to spoil each other with lavish gifts to celebrate birthdays and Christmases, instead opting for light-hearted and silly presents.

In his 2023 memoir Spare, Prince Harry revealed he once received a fish ballpoint pen from Princess Margaret, while also admitting he once gifted his late grandmother Queen Elizabeth a bath mat that read ‘Ain’t life a b*tch’.

After Harry spent many years in the spotlight as a potential bachelor before marrying Meghan, Kate has previously mentioned that she once gave him a grow-your-owngirlfriend kit.

The royal family abides by traditional German Christmas customs. Family members gather at 6 p.m. to begin the unwrapping of gifts on Christmas Eve rather than Christmas Day, with family members placing them in particular piles in the afternoon.

The Prince and Princess of Wales celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary on April 29, and are believed to have first become a couple sometime in early 2002. The pair first met during the autumn of 2001 at the University of St Andrew’s in Scotland.

Let’s hope that Princess Kate has something a little more unique than binoculars to surprise him with as Prince William celebrates his 43rd birthday today.

Brooklyn Beckham has received a word of warning as he continues to avoid his family and establishes a life in the state with his wife, Nicola Peltz-Beckham.

Brooklyn Beckham has been urged to make key moves as he bids to go it alone with his family. The eldest child of David and Victoria Beckham has recently bought a permanent home in Los Angeles with wife Nicola Peltz amid a fallout from his family.

He has been urged to avoid the silent treatment if he wants to build a positive brand, despite the widely reported reports about this since his father was first snubbed on his 50th birthday. The influencer was advised by Jane Owen, a PR to the stars, that staying silent is sometimes the best course of action.

“The problem with not saying anything is that it allows people to assume the worst,” she told the Mirror. “Silence is extremely damaging because silence in itself is a statement.

It’s the same as saying “yes, that’s right” when people are having a field day and he’s not saying anything. The silence is compliance because people will simply assume that if something weren’t true, he would say something.

Jane continued, saying that being honest is the best policy and that people enjoy it when famous people show their humanity. Everyone can relate to fighting with your family, she said. Also, is bringing them to terms.

Saying “this is private family matter, and we appreciate you letting us figure it out ourselves” is another phrase. Anything but silence and anything even slightly relatable would probably improve his situation and help him find supporters.

The US-based PR guru admitted that while he is well-known in the area, it is primarily because of his family ties when he talks about his newfound life there.

Jane said she would advise him to pick his lane and move on if he wants to avoid any family rifts.

The stateside-based PR expert said, “He has a certain amount of name recognition, but honestly that’s mostly due to his famous parents and his last name. People in the US are familiar with him, but they wouldn’t be able to tell you much about him or his activities if they were just there.

“I would highly suggest that he choose a career and actually pursue it in a public capacity.” He has a sufficient brand recognition in his last name to attract a lot of press attention for whatever it is that he decides to do as a self, whether that means being a chef, restaurateur, or creator of content.

He needs to be open about it so that people start to recognize him as a person rather than just another person’s child.

The family dispute stems not from Brooklyn and Nicola’s purchase of their home, according to insiders. They contend that Brooklyn interprets LA as “where his home is” instead.

This house, according to the source, has no bearing on family dynamics. Brooklyn spent a portion of his childhood in Los Angeles while his father worked for the LA Galaxy, and both Nicola and Brooklyn’s careers were there.

He lived in the city for a while there, where he spent a number of years completing his education. He has always felt at home in LA.

The cult-favorite Milan cabin bag is back in stock after selling out, and it complies with Ryanair’s luggage restrictions so you can travel in style this summer.

The best-selling must-have for traveling in style, Katie Loxton, is now available in nearly all shades. This cabin bag, which is approved by Ryanair, is the ideal companion for your next work trip or vacation abroad. You can save astronomical extra fees at the airport by ensuring that it fits exactly within the on-flight bag size measurements.

Despite the fact that one colorway has already sold out, and given the popularity of this bag, it’s impossible to predict how long the cult-favorite will remain in stock this time around.

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The Milan is marketed as the ideal carry-on bag for any trip because of its luxurious finish and smooth, PU leather construction. When you’re traveling, the iconic bag has internal pockets for organizing and storage, keeping your belongings organized and safe.

This bag also has a zip passthrough pocket that elegantly slides over your suitcase handle and allows you to wave goodbye to your luggage while you’re passing through security gates or on duty. It also has a detachable nylon crossbody strap for easy transportation through the airport.

This cabin bag is said to be the best item to add to your travel collection, making it ideal for weekend trips, overnight stays (at least for light-packers), or for additional storage for your upcoming trip abroad. Choose from the four fashionable colors that are now back in stock to ensure style when traveling.

Additionally, you can get yours with personalised embroidery or monogramming to prevent bag confusion when collecting or in the overhead compartments because this bag exudes ultimate sophistication on your adventures. This bag offers style and convenience that will make traveling simpler and more fashionable than ever, making it the ideal gift for a loved one or as a luxurious treat for yourself ahead of your next trip.

This cabin bag, which retails for £69.99, measures 25 cm x 40 cm x 19 cm and is securely enclosed by Ryanair’s cabin bag restrictions (55 cm x 40 cm x 20 cm). This cabin bag actually does fit a range of size restrictions, including those for those who prefer to fly with other airlines. The size restrictions for Jet2 are 56cm x 45cm x 25cm, and EasyJet’s are 45 x 36 x 20 cm.