This season's trend of high-waisted bottoms and cut-out bikini tops is really cute, but also responsible for providing really interesting tan lines. It's something the Aqualillies deal with during each performance, since they wear oddly-cut suits all the time. Unsurprisingly, all of the 'Lillies protect themselves against the sun with sunblock, and lots of it. "I get out of the water and reapply ever hour," says Rolling.

Here are their recommendations:

-Badger Sun Block for Face and Body because it's all-natural and smells like lavender.
-Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Sunscreen because it's not shiny and doesn't gum up under makeup.
-Alba Botanica Very Emollient Sunscreen because it's all-natural and water-resistant.

If a weird tan line does develop, Barnes says she uses L'Oreal Paris Sunless Sublime Bronze Tinted Self-Tanning Lotion to even things out. "It's super cheap and works better than a spray tan if you apply it well," she says. Barnes stands between two full-sized mirrors so that she can see everywhere she applies it. "Pay extra attention to hands and ankles," she advises.

Remember diving for pool rings as a kid? You'd surface to the top, gripping the weighted plastic ring like a prize with one hand, and rubbing your burning eyes with the other. Chlorine has never been a friend to our peepers. Aqualillies don't wear goggles during performances, so they need something to provide relief to raw, red eyes that have to remain open underwater to keep in sync.

Both Rolling and Barnes use Rohto eye drops, but warn that it's not for the faint of heart. "It's like putting a Listerine strip on your eyeball," jokes Rolling. The minty concoction burns for a few seconds, but leaves your eyes white and soothed, says Barnes.