Sally Hansen Airbrush Legs Lotion - Light

The lotion is designed to last until you wash it off with soap and water. It's water-resistant, so it can withstand light splashes, but it's not permanent.

While formulated for legs, some users apply it to other body parts like arms or décolletage for a similar effect. Always perform a patch test first, especially on sensitive areas, and ensure thorough blending.

Once completely dry, the formula is designed to be transfer-resistant. However, it is crucial to allow sufficient drying time (at least 60 seconds) before dressing to prevent any potential transfer onto fabric.

No, Sally Hansen Airbrush Legs Lotion is not a self-tanner. It's a temporary cosmetic makeup for your legs that washes off. It provides instant color and coverage, unlike self-tanners which develop over hours and last for days.

Start with a small, dime-sized amount for each section of your leg. It's always better to start with less and build up coverage as needed, rather than applying too much at once.

Info needed: Please check the product packaging for specific SPF information. Typically, cosmetic leg lotions do not contain SPF, so it's advisable to apply a separate sunscreen if sun protection is desired.

While the product is water-resistant, it is not fully waterproof. Prolonged immersion in water or vigorous swimming may cause it to wear off or streak. It's best suited for situations with minimal water exposure.

Apply the lotion in smaller sections, blending quickly and thoroughly with your hands. Use circular motions around joints like knees and ankles. Ensure your skin is well-exfoliated and dry before application.

The most common cause is insufficient drying time. After application, wait at least 60 seconds, or until your legs are completely dry to the touch, before dressing. Applying thin layers also helps it dry faster.

For more intense coverage or a deeper shade, apply a second thin layer after the first layer has completely dried. This builds up the color and coverage without looking heavy or cakey.

This usually indicates too much product was applied or it hasn't fully dried. Try applying a thinner layer next time and ensure ample drying time. A light dusting of translucent powder (after the lotion is completely dry) can also help reduce tackiness.