Fake tan during pregnancy - Fake tan creams and lotions are considered to be safe during pregnancy. - Spray tan have no hard and fast evidence around the fumes they produce, so the NHS advises that they are best to be avoided. - There are no known risks, and active ingredients in fake tans are not believed to be absorbed into the body beyond the skin. However, hormone changes may cause you to have an allergic reaction where you haven’t had them before. - It's best to read information provided by the NHS, speak to your doctor and make sure you’re fully informed so you can make a decision that you’re comfortable with. Either way, it’s always best to do a patch test before applying fake tan during pregnancy, even if you have used it before.