Sally Hansen airbrush legs?

[FoxSticks]

Any good? I'm naturally very fair with blue legs and would like a little colour on them for a wedding I'm going to. I don't want a spray tan so am wondering if this is any good. Have you used and if so did you use the spray or lotion. Is there anything better out there?

I bought some ( very pale) and it was far too sark for me.

I have this, it's amazing. I have some veins on my legs and it covers them up and evens out my skin tone. I used the spray one. It's quite Matt so I sometimes mix it with another airbrush tan with a bit of shimmer (I think it's just boots number 7).

It's amazing , use a mitt and spray first on to the mitt and then blend onto legs

I like it too. I have the medium, and it covers my rapidly multiplying thread veins v nicely, while also taking away the attractive blue-grey hue I carefully develop over the winter. I apply it over a v light moisturiser. Don't use anything too oily or Sally will fall off your legs and you will be walking about with geographical gaps of white on your legs. Attractive .

It's really lovely and hides a multitude.

So the majority view is it's a group good thing - I shall get some tomorrow.

Group? Don't know where that came from! Thanks everyone!

Def agree with the moisturiser bit - it's pretty matt so it helps it look a bit more natural. I second rubbing it on with your hands too - although I never thought of gloves, very good idea!

I like it for emergencies, and it's £4 in Tesco at the moment. Definitely use a mitt to minimise streaks, they are worth it.

Good to know its on offer in Tesco - thanks ygritte. What kind of mitt should I get? Is it just called a tanning mitt or something?

I am very pale so I use the lightest one, it looks really natural and as others have said covers up blemishes and thread veins. I'd never had the confidence to go bare legged until I gave it a go.

I love it too. I'm pasty white with a few thread veins and I use the medium one to give a nice colour and good coverage. It's really easy to apply - I'm terrible with fake tan. I use a mitt too - it was about £2 from Bodycare.

I use disposable gloves when tanning ( you can re use the gloves, if you leave them to dry) as I find the mitts soak up the tan and your money

I think all mitts tend to be the same...but i do find the effect is more airbrushed and less smeary. I accept that there's a huge amount of wastage, but having spent ages trying to find a good product I don't want to ruin the effect.

Fabulous, thank you everyone