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I have seen it referred to as Body & Soul Magazine and have seen it as New Age Journal. Is this the same magazine or are they just owned by the same publisher?

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Body & Soul was first launched in 1974, then called "New Age Journal". The topics covered in the magazine became more mainstream for women and was renamed "Body & Soul" in 2001. It was sold by New Age Publishing, Inc. in 2004 and is now published by Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia. They also publish Martha Stewart Living and Everyday Food. The mission of "Body & Soul magazine is to âexcite, inform, inspire and encourage our readers in their quest toward Whole Livingâ. Readerâs will find ideas on how to rejuvenate and relax, with tips on dealing with stress and increasing energy. There are numerous articles that focus on exercise with yoga techniques, meditation and other alternative activities to promote whole living. Additionally, there are recipes for healthy meals and articles covering the latest studies on benefits of various foods. Body & Soul offers earth-friendly, organic techniques for personal beauty and décor for the home. In every issue âThe Natural Vetâ tackles problems associated with pets through all-natural methods and reviews of the latest fiction and non-fiction books, dvds and music. Youâll also find âAction Planâ with tips to get you motivated, organized and healthier. Readerâs of "Body & Soul" might also enjoy Natural Health or Real Simple. ..
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What is a good, natural looking self-tanning lotion / moisturizer for very fair skin?

I have very light skin. I do not tan, I burn. =(
But I really want to look like I go outside -cause I do, all the time! lol! I just don't look like it.

I'm looking for something that will build a light to medium tan. Nothing super dark and certainly not orange please! lol

Also any tips about how to apply, pervent streaking, ect. would be wonderful!! I have never done this before!

Thank you in advance! =)

Answer
Self-tanners are a perfect alternative to burning (a popular summer pastime of us fair folks)! I love the Loreal self-tanning gel, which, when applied with some rubber gloves, gives an absolutely perfect glow; it might be too strong for you. What I'd recommend? Check out the self-tanning beauty guide from Women's Health magazine. Its editors got streaked and bronzed for us all (hard life, huh?). See WH's tips and reviews from product testers here. http://www.womenshealthmag.com/beauty-and-style/best-self-tanners

These are WH's top picks:
For Fair Skin: Dove Energy Glow body lotion ($10 for 13.5 oz, drugstore.com)
For Dry Skin: Clarins Delicious Self Tanning Cream ($40 for 3.9 oz, clarinsusa.com)
For Your Face: Declor Aroma Sun SPF 10 Hydrating Tinted SelfTanning GelCream ($36 for 1.69 oz, sephora.com)
For an Intense Gradual Tan: Jergens Natural Glow Express ($7.50 for 4 oz, drugstore.com)
For Traveling: L'Oreal Sublime Bronze SelfTanning Towelettes for Body ($10 for 6 wipes, drugstore.com)

And also look into Shiseido Brilliant Bronze Tinted Self-Tanning Gel for Face and Body ($28 for 5.4 oz).This turned out to be a WH fave.
http://www.womenshealthmag.com/beauty-and-style/self-tanning-products

Application: Hop in the shower and use an exfoliating glove or sponge and shave. Let your skin dry off completely, then grab some gloves (get a big box of medical gloves from your local pharmacy. This will keep the tell-all orange palms at bay and help it spread evenly), and get brown. To avoid orange joints, apply a very small amount to your knees, elbows, and ankles, then spread it in with a light touch; everywhere else, go as heavy as you'd like :)

Happy summer and happy tanning!