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A little pricey but St.Tropez bronzing mousse! I get it at Sephora especially when they have their 15-20% off sales. It dries so quick and the color looks very natural on me.

@lilyann: word. I love that stuff and won't use anything else!

I like St Moriz, the "generic" of St Tropez
ETA: I have used St Tropez as well but St Moriz does a fine job on my skin type/tone at a cheaper price.

Maui babe!

I personally love Clarins Delectable Self Tanning Mousse. It's a bit pricier but it goes on well, doesn't streak & is one I've found that doesn't have that horrible smell that makes me cringe.

http://m.nordstrom.com/Product/Details/3081616?origin=keywordsearch

@maplemoose: where do you get St Moriz?

@maplemoose: Thanks! I always wanted to try St. Tropez but was too cheap haha

I use Fake Bake and I absolutely live it! It us so easy to apply and it looks as good as a professional spray tan.

Clarins, hands down. It's expensive, but the most natural looking for pale girls, and I've tried them all. I like either the gel or the milk, although the milk is easier to apply streak-free.

@littlebittyhouse It might depend on your undertones. Usually when I apply self tanner, it's when I'm at my pastiest, but I have a lot of yellow undertones so might help to offset the color a bit so it's not as obvious and it looks more natural. It's definitely not orangish though either way. The color is natural. I would start off by applying a bit first. Does anyone know if there are small travel sizes of st tropez?

When I'm feeling lazy, one of my best beauty secrets is airbrush legs by Sally Hansen. Obsessed! It adds color in a natural way and gives your skin this glow and smoothes out evenness so well. Looks like you have nude stockings on. I use it almost everyday before I get my usual summer tan, and it's foolproof...no streaks, no exfoliating beforehand...super low maintenance color.