Not everyone is glowing about a new fake tan spray that actress Lindsay Lohan claims to have invented.

A lawsuit filed in Tampa federal court says Lohan and a Nevada woman stole the formula for Sevin Nyne from a St. Petersburg chemist named Jennifer Sunday.

Lohan launched the tanning mist spray this summer, taking credit for co-creating it over the past three years with Lorit Simon, a Las Vegas businesswoman who air-brushes tans for celebrities.

Impossible, says Sunday’s attorney, Marcia Cohen, who told the St. Petersburg Times that her client only recently completed the ingredients used in Sevin Nyne. • Read full story…

Lindsay Lohan has infuriated bosses at London department store Selfridges — after she pulled out of launching her new fake tan range at their famous store.

The Mean Girls star was due to appear at the grand bash for Sevin Nyne — her own bronzing lotions, on Thursday but failed to jet in from the States.

Bosses are now threatening to remove the range from their shelves.

“Everyone was really excited about Lindsay coming over to cut the ribbon but she didn’t,” an insider told a British tabloid. “She didn’t have an excuse, she just didn’t want to come. The bosses were furious, now they want to shelve the range.”

UPDATE: We’ve just had this statement from Sevin Nyne: “Sevin Nyne and Lindsay Lohan had no event confirmed with Selfridges nor is Sevin Nyne carried in their stores. While we appreciate Selfridges request for the exclusive in the UK, the company is focused on their exclusive partnership with Sephora.”

Source: Show Biz Spy

You too can have Lindsay’s deluxe tan glow.

Critics are having a field day over news that the star is launching a line of self-tanner.

“Why do a self-tanner? Aren’t there enough out there?” asked the Los Angeles Times.

“She’s that desperate for money and attention,” one blogger asked, while another joked that the line would come in various shades, including “Radioactive.”

But naysayers be darned. It actually … works. • Read full story…