Camouflage leg make-up

Why not have a professional spray tan before you go?

Thank you everyone for our suggestions,will try them out,normally I wouldn't give a toss,but we are staying with some relatives of DH sister and there will be 12 of us in a big villa,and until I know them better, I will then relax more,...vanity i know !!!

I can’t use fake tans, even the ones that are added to moisturiser, the minute I go swimming I look as if I’ve got hepatitis. I used to use a wash off stocking type, it’s just make up for legs. Obviously you can’t go swimming but it looks natural and does cover imperfections. My other tip is listen out for a wonderful German accent and follow them. They are far more sensible than us and really don’t care about that sort of nonsense. I’m off to stay in a hotel frequented by Germans this month. I can’t wait, all that cleanliness, all that unadorned natural flesh enjoying the warmth(it’s not a nudist camp honest it’s not) it’s your holiday the most important thing is you relax and enjoy it. If you can’t join in the German ‘I don’t care’ thinking pop down to Boots there’s plenty of fake tans/leg make up on offer.

How about 'veil' make up?
Its used to hide scars and birth marks, and is waterproof.

Try Garnier Summer Body (get the light one)

This is a moisturiser with a hint of tan. You might not notice any different the first time you use it as it’s very subtle. I use it 2-3 times a week in the warmer weather and it’s just enough to give a slight golden glow.

Make sure you exfoliate beforehand. I don’t know if it’s enough to cover your blemishes but it ought to blend them in a bit. Try it before you go and if it works take it with you.

Hallo squirrel5 I would use fake tan. I use the Clarins gel one which is easy to apply, doesn't smell and doesn't streak.