HELP -- Sally Hansen Airbrush Legs

[LtlTee]

I picked up a trial size of this stuff but never got around to trying it. My 13-year-old daughter saw it on my dresser and decided to give it a whirl. She did one leg, but then decided that she didn't like it.
(Did I mention that I'm very fair, so I got "Light Glow"? My daughter is very tan, so now the leg that she sprayed is much, much lighter than her other leg. Looks kinda funny. )

For my question -- how do you get this stuff off? It doesn't seem to wash off with soap and water...

(maybe this will teach her to leave my stuff alone!)

 

[jana]

try rubbing alcohol it works for the self tanners may work for that too

 

[Teris]

On the bright side,, I may have to try it now, if it stays on that well

 

[bellacam]

I tried this stuff. I felt it covered like pancake make-up. I was able to remove it with make up remover cloths...biore I think

 

[iNTeNSeBLue98]

That sounds cool - it's an alternative to pantyhose, right? I saw a similar product on a "does it work" segment, but I don't remember the brand.

 

[LtlTee]

Update...we tried rubbing alcohol, and that worked. I never thought of make-up remover, but I bet that would work too.
Since I know now how to get it off, I figured I'd try it...
It was kinda "pancake-y" (especially in daylight), but I think the trick is to get a shade that's not too far off from your regular skin tone, and to be sure to blend it well with your fingers so it doesn't get blotchy or streaky. I would definitely give it a try instead of wearing stockings...maybe out at night.
But I don't think my daughter will try it again.

 

[mickeyboat]

I have used it and I love it! I find it usually comes off the next day or the day after in the shower. But I agree, I think the key is to find the right shade.

Denae