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Fake tan for legs

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Fara56 Wed 08-Jul-26 14:01:59

Just love Dove derma spa mousse in medium/dark & I’m naturally fair. Looks authentic, goes on really well and don’t think it highlights blemishes at all

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AmberGran Wed 08-Jul-26 13:43:31

hollysteers

Farmor Sally Hansen also produce a light/fair tan, which is excellent.

Yes, I use the light one most of the time and the medium one when I have a bit of a tan (not often). I have some broken veins right on the front of my shin which always looks like a bruise. Normally I don't worry bout it, but now and again when I am going somewhere special I use Sally Hansen to cover it.

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hollysteers Wed 08-Jul-26 09:51:49

Farmor Sally Hansen also produce a light/fair tan, which is excellent.

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Usedtobeblonde Wed 08-Jul-26 09:49:53

Of dear, reminds me of the gravy browsing used during the war when stockings were very hard to buy.
Really showing my age now.

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Farmor15 Wed 08-Jul-26 09:01:30

I bought Sally Hansen "airbrush legs", described as leg makeup that would cover all kinds of imperfections. It was expensive, similar price to Aura, but it was so dark I had to rub most of it off as quickly as possible and hard to get it on evenly.
Maybe Aura is better!

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Lilypops Wed 08-Jul-26 08:30:54

Has anyone tried the new fake leg tan Aura, Especially for mature, veined , age spot legs , ? It’s advertised as formulated to cover this blemishes unlike other fake tans that seem to emphasise rather than disguise , it’s on offer at the moment at £16.99.
I am tempted with not having much success with other tanners. Is it too good to be true?

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