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By THE NEW YORK SUN
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The weather is finally warming up enough to give sun-seekers a real tan, but if you’re unwilling to shun the SPF 30, there are plenty of options for faking it. Bronzers are the fastest, easiest way to achieve that just-back-from-a-tropical-island glow. Even better, many of the newest offerings come in multiple shades that provide a more flattering, natural-looking “tan.” Several new formulas even contain hints of pink. “A pink base shade blends in more naturally on fair skin and gives skin a warm, radiant hue,” a makeup artists for Clarins, Nick Barose, said. Here are some new-to-market offerings.

By THE NEW YORK SUN
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By ALEX ZDAN
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By LUKE FUNK
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By BENNY AVNI
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By ELYSA GARDNER
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By MATTHEW RICE
|The weather is finally warming up enough to give sun-seekers a real tan, but if you’re unwilling to shun the SPF 30, there are plenty of options for faking it. Bronzers are the fastest, easiest way to achieve that just-back-from-a-tropical-island glow. Even better, many of the newest offerings come in multiple shades that provide a more flattering, natural-looking “tan.” Several new formulas even contain hints of pink. “A pink base shade blends in more naturally on fair skin and gives skin a warm, radiant hue,” a makeup artists for Clarins, Nick Barose, said. Here are some new-to-market offerings.
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