Items banned from the Love Island villa - fake tan to eyelash extensions

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Vera Clinic has researched into the essentials that we all swear by but should we hope to become an official 2022 singleton, we'd have to wave goodbye to our precious necessities after isolating.

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Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.com.Chloe Burrows from the 2021 series of the programme recently revealed in a TikTok video that bosses banned fake tan from the villa.Due to the bedroom being such an essential part of the villa, where Islanders often gather to gossip or go over their chat up lines, fake tan was strictly off the cards.Viewers will know that each year, the bedroom is kitted out with white bedding which bosses didn't want to get stained after contestants used fake tan – instead, they're made to get a natural tan from the beaming Spanish sun.

After the coronavirus pandemic wreaked havoc throughout the world, Love Island was also affected. Due to the strict social distancing guidelines and isolation periods, glamour squads were not allowed anywhere near the villa meaning the cast couldn't get their usual makeovers.Instead, those on the search for love were forced to go weeks without their regular beauty treatment including having extensions applied to their eyelashes.Now, this isn't what you think it is, bosses don't want contestants to be au natural 24/7 but they are made to leave their own products at home.Each year, ITV partners up with a beauty and health retailer to ensure that the hopefuls are left feeling moisturised on a regular basis.It comes as no surprise that the villa is stocked with skincare and beauty products as well as sun cream and male grooming.