Westmore Beauty Body Coverage Perfector x Blend & Blur Body Brush Kabuki Brush - Waterproof Leg & Body Makeup - Tattoo Cover Up Makeup - 7 Oz Natural Radiance

product as described

The coverage with this "Westmore Beauty Body Coverage Perfector" on legs specifically is pretty good. You do need to take your time and layer it for sure. The Brush that comes with this is pretty huge actually, which would (and does) work well if you are blending over your whole leg. For smaller spots you want to just take a small dot of this and rub over the area gently then blend lightly with the brush, letting it dry for 10 minutes as they recommend. For dark spots (like age spots on the legs) you will need more than one layer. And even with a second layer it doesn't cover up the discoloration fully. But it does a very good job camouflaging the spot so it is not very visible at all, only faintly. It does stay in place very well after it dries. I don't like the strong smell of this concealer, it makes me not want to use it over large areas of my body, it smells to me like acrylic paint. I would use this however if I had an unsightly bruise I wanted to mask for a special occasion. Note: Be sure to rinse out the kabuki brush after each use, otherwise the cream hardens on the bristles. I like this product, but only for occasional use. The price on this however, is close to $100 at the moment for a 7 oz bottle of it and the kabuki brush, and that seems really excessive to me for what you are getting here. If you only use it occasionally however, this should last you a long time.

I want to get before and after pics up on here at some point, but for now I can testify to the effectiveness of this product. I have Blazing White skin on my legs as they never see sunlight and I was on my way to Hawaii with capri pants. To keep from blinding anyone, I wanted just a bit of color. I used this the night I was leaving and it works exactly as they describe. It was easy to brush on and blend in. Then I waited 10 minutes while I packed, and use a cloth to buff it all out. It did give me a kiss of color, one or two shades, just enough to look healthy and not pasty. You can layer this, too, it says, to build up color but I didn't have the time or need for that. It gave me what I wanted and didn't rub off on the clothes or bedsheets. I did notice that the razor took off some color when I shaved, but that was more noticeable on the razor than my legs. I plan to use this more this summer as I can't really go out in the sun without burning, so some color would be nice to get safely. I'm also interested in trying this as a foundation, maybe, just to see. The longevity was good, lasted a few days at least, and faded naturally. No patchiness once you buff it out. I'm pretty happy with it! Recommended!

I ordered the Westmore Body Perfector for my wife whose favorite pastime, without question, is trying new beauty products; it’s almost a hobby. Whether that makes her an expert or not, I couldn’t say, but she will have an opinion. In the case of the Westmore Body Coverage, her view is that it’s “Ok;” which she further qualifies as “for the price.”Despite her rather ho-hum opinion, she does like it as basically a winter tanning solution, rather than a cover up concealer. My wife is of Swedish descent, and although she tans nicely in the summer, she’s about as white as skin can get in the winter months. She also makes her living as a professional clothes hanger, sometimes modeling garments whose value is in the thousands of dollars, so she was obviously concerned about inadvertently transferring the Westmore Perfector onto clothing. So testing was in order.Her experience is as follows. Using about three tablespoons of the product, she applied it to her entire body, or at least those parts that would show while wearing clothing, that is, her torso, arms, legs, neck, etc. She did apply it to her face, but then removed it, feeling it is too heavy for that use.She was aware from her reading of prior reviews that the product could transfer. With that in mind, rather than the seller’s recommendation of a 10-minute drying time, she let it dry for at least twelve hours, then showered. The result was that the showered water rinsed off any excess, leaving her skin with a translucent, nicely tanned glow. The day after applying the Perfector she worked, wearing several different garments, one of which is the white ensemble shown in the picture included with this review; there was no transfer onto any garment, much to her relief. This was with one coat of the Westmore. Presumably, as the seller notes, for greater coverage, add more coats. In that case, the ten-minute drying time between coats probably applies.She further advised not to apply moisturizer, or anything oily for that matter, over the Westmore product, as it will reliquefy it, causing it to streak and transfer. Of course, everyone will have a different need, some for full coverage and others, like my wife, to add skin color. In her case, on white skin, the “Natural Radiance” worked out perfectly. You can judge for yourself from the picture.