You're not quite in a time crunch yet, but you are running out of time to make major changes. Instead, focus on quick fixes that'll have a big impact. For starters, book a pedicure appointment to get those rough heels in shape and get your toes looking pretty.

Next, start dry brushing your skin before you shower. It helps with circulation (hello, glowing skin), and may even minimize cellulite and help you detox.

Speaking of detoxing, now is the perfect time to consider a detox diet. Try following this 3-day program one of our editors tackled. Not only did she lose weight, her skin improved dramatically.

A tan is the perfect way to get glowing and camouflage any problem areas. Of course we're not going to tell you to bake in the sun, but if your skin is pasty and pale, start using a gradual self-tanning lotion or book an appointment for a spray tan. If you get a spray tan, schedule it for two days before your event -- the first day after you're sprayed can be a little too dark. This will also give you time to fix any streaks or mistakes.

Diet-wise, try eating foods that can reduce bloating, like watermelon, spinach, and cucumber, so you look your best in your two-piece or party dress.

So, you waited until the last minute. It's OK -- we've been there. Here are the fast fixes you can do in the hours and minutes leading up to your event. First, hop in the shower and use a body scrub before you shave, focusing on areas like your heels, knees, and elbows.

After your shower, apply an instant body bronzer everywhere you have skin showing (just make sure it's fully dry before you get dressed). If you're going swimming and aren't completely confident in your bronzer's waterproof status, use a shimmery body lotion instead for a subtle glow that won't melt when you do a cannonball.

If you're crunched for time but still want your toes to look freshly pedi-ed, slip on your heels or sandals and only apply polish to the toes you can see. Let them dry on your way to the event. No one will ever know your pinkie toe has last month's chipped varnish.