In an unpredictable climate like ours, using fake tan is often a way to feel brighter on days when you feel grey. It's understandable that when you're lugging your bump around, in pregnancy, you might be tempted to reach for the fake tan

usual hair removal routine yourselfIf you are finding it too painful in the last few weeks of pregnancy don’t worry as by then hair removal may well have slipped down your list of prioritiesCan I use fake tan during pregnancy? A tan can make you feel a

shower to freshen up. Faking it: can you use fake tan?Many women like to look like they've had a bit of sun, particularly if their natural shade is on the pasty side, rather than pale and interesting. And fake tan is now hugely popular as a means

door. It was so easy, I did the same last year and I’ll never look back!”2 Colour yourself beautifulYou still want to enjoy yourself, and if you’re going to a party, you want to look your best. But is it safe to dye your roots and slap on fake tan? “It

are some useful articles about issues which could affect your baby during pregnancy:Air pollution and fumesDietAlcoholCaffeineAdditivesCigarettes Night workingFake tan and sun beds Hair dyeFor more about health and safety at work when you are expecting, go

breakouts, pregnancy can change your skin. Some women experience melasma, also called chloasma or “pregnancy mask”, which can cause dark spots on the face. This is caused by the increased production of the tanning hormone melanin. If you have signs

good starting point, go to the Yummy Mummy Maternity Spring Wardrobe feature.For useful advice on getting those white arms and legs back out in the open, make sure you also read our article on fake tan and sunbeds in pregnancy.