Is there by chance anyone who has used this leg makeup spray by Sally Hansen? I almost bought it, but then put it back. I was wondering if it was any good and worth the $11.00? TIA!:D

I've heard that a lot of people like this but I personally didn't. My legs are so pale they glow in the dark *lol*. And this just turned my legs oompa loompa orange. It didn't smudge off on my clothes or anything though which was a plus but I don't need orange legs.

I'm pale too, I tried my friends and I looked freaky!

But I've heard good things about it on other people.
If you're not super fair skinned it may work better for you.

They reviewed it on one of my favourite TV shows 'The Shopping Bags' (2 Vancouver Women who test out loads of products) and it made the grade with their testers.

I bought a can of the Airbrush Legs in California. I was desperate, and my legs were fish-belly white. It helped even things out and give a subtle glow, so I was pretty satisfied. It smells OK and it didn't transfer at all.

So long as you get the right shade and massage it on evenly, it should look decent. I got the second-lightest shade. Oh, it helps if your legs are somewhat moisturized before applying because application seemed easier. This is a fast-drying product, so it will use up any leftover moisture. If used on dry legs, it probably wouldn't spread on evenly and you'll get streaks and flakes. I only use it when it's too hot to wear nylons, but I need to even out my skin tone.

LOL....fish belly white! Instead of spending money on such an expensive product, why not just use regular foundation. i do that, esp with foundations that are too runny for the face. Its cheaper and easier to find a colour match.


I bought a can of the Airbrush Legs in California. I was desperate, and my legs were fish-belly white. It helped even things out and give a subtle glow, so I was pretty satisfied. It smells OK and it didn't transfer at all.

So long as you get the right shade and massage it on evenly, it should look decent. I got the second-lightest shade. Oh, it helps if your legs are somewhat moisturized before applying because application seemed easier. This is a fast-drying product, so it will use up any leftover moisture. If used on dry legs, it probably wouldn't spread on evenly and you'll get streaks and flakes. I only use it when it's too hot to wear nylons, but I need to even out my skin tone.

If I were to use a regular foundation, I'd be really worried about the rub-off. My foundation comes off on clothes, whereas these sprays are made to not come off.

Well, the Sally Hansen stuff came off on anything I bumped my legs against when I used it. And I was inside in air conditioning. I was at home testing it before I went out in public with it, and that was enough for me to veto that idea.

I've always wanted to try this stuff, since my legs are almost as white as paper. I mean its difficult to believe that they're my legs, compared to the color of the skin on my face and arms. I guess I should just stick to self tanner for now O_O