self-tanning
Britishnoun
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She was working in PR for a self-tanning brand, which happened to run an annual campaign to raise awareness for skin cancer.
From BBC
Ms. Hirsch, who owns Get Into the Limelight, a company in San Francisco that sells self-tanning products, shared a first phone call with Mr. Schneider the following day, during which she learned that he graduated from the University of Michigan, and received a master’s degree in organizational psychology from N.Y.U.
From New York Times
Customers have been investing in colourful makeup palettes, up 57%, and self-tanning products have risen 41% since 24 March.
From BBC
He looks older than his age, or like a bad commercial for a self-tanning lotion.
From The New Yorker
“For those new to self-tanning, I recommend a spray to avoid dyeing your hands,” he advised.
From Fox News
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