Dermablend Dermablend Leg and Body Makeup Foundation

Well, I read a ton of reviews for this product before purchasing it, and the comments ranged from love it to hate it. But here is my story - first, I am 58, and while I had great looking legs in my early years, I developed a skin condition (I can't spell it and won't even try) which has left my legs spotted and blotchy. I am also fair skinned, and still get a spray tan in the summer to give me some color. However, that only makes the spots on my legs darker and more noticeable. It's really ugly and I hate it, so I avoid shorts. But in the hot 100 degree Southern heat, those are hard to avoid. SO I figured I should at least try this product. I did not have high hopes. Long story short - yes, this is a make-up coverage, it does not claim to be a sun tan product. If you apply it lightly, as it recommends, it has definitely helped the appearance of my legs to the point I have started wearing dresses and shorts, which is wonderful! It does not cover all my spots, but I did not expect it to, as I have so many and they are prominent. But it covers the spots enough that I am comfortable showing my legs. Yes, the make up will and can come off if you don't allow it to dry, which can take a couple of hours. And yes, it will come off on your clothes to some degree, just like normal make up will do - but no big deal, it washes off. But it's not a big problem. Small price to pay for being able to wear shorts again. I find the make up lasts a good two days for me, even with a shower or two. I don't scrub my legs in the shower, so it stays on. But after that, it will wear off, just like make up. I do recommend this product, and hope anyone interested will at least try it. It has really made me happy that I can show my legs again.

love this foundation, it has great full coverage and I love how it looks on the skin. It leaves a beautiful, natural finish and I highly recommend it.

The shade I ordered doesn’t match my skin. It looked identical to my skin tone and the shade I’d buy, but I guess not. And I know about monitor colors, etc. I didn’t see anything about no returns on the listing, so that’s disappointing. Buyer beware! I guess it doesn’t always save to buy this kind of thing online because you just never know the true shade until you try it. I get it. But most retail stores accept returns. I used a couple dabs of the leg & body concealer on scars on my shins. It did tone them down to the point they were barely noticeable. Considering the color was too light for my skin, it stood out. But it did cover the scars. A few hours later it was still covering my scars. I didn’t use finishing powder so I was impressed. Not sure how bad it transfers so more use would be needed! I’ll go retail and find my color to start!

I must commend this foundation; it serves as an exceptional solution for covering spider veins. Its lightweight texture feels incredibly breathable, and there’s no hint of oiliness, making it a pleasure to wear. If you’re looking to conceal small scars or spider veins, this product performs admirably. However, I did notice that the lighter shade can leave you looking a bit pasty, so opting for a slightly darker hue is advisable. I will certainly repurchase, but next time, I’ll choose a darker color for a more radiant look.

SO. I have this tattoo on my chest, and it’s kinda big( shown in pic) I have weddings to go to this summer and my family at the weddings are pretty conservative, and I don’t wanna come off as ‘scandalous’ to the bride and the groom since yknow it’s their big day.Now I could get a high neck dress to cover it, but after much online shopping I’ve realized that for some reason CUTE, high neck dresses are really hard to come by and for some reason are more expensive.SO I bought a bunch of makeup to try to cover up the tattoo. I got a primer to make the makeup application process easier, an orange color corrector to even out of the blueish black color of the tat, this dermablend foundation and a dermablend translucent setting powder. Here is what I discovered with using it:The color matched well, but I had to apply the foundation about ten times for the tattoo to be fully covered, using setting powder after each layer.Because of so many layers being applied, the makeup started to separate which looked really weird, kind of like eraser shavings off a pencil rubber? Looks better in photos but in real life it doesn’t look that great( shown in pic)AND even after a lot of setting powder and setting spray it very much got on my clothes.OVERALL I think this stuff would work well for smaller tats and ones that might not get on clothing. however for myself, the process for this took forever and the results didn’t seem worth it. Guess I’ll have to get a dress.

Does well for coverage stays on for hours.

Finally something that works! I was trying to go cheap(er). Blended in with one of the new brushes made for this type of coverage, it looks really nice and covers those blue veins on my legs and gives me some color. I could have gone darker but it would look sort of unnatural on me. I purchased 20N light natural; I have very fair skin and might try using it on my chest wearing a strapless dress. I did not order or use any type of setting powder and it stayed on with only a tiny bit on the sheets or clothing. Even showering - I did scrub it off though because I was afraid the soap & water would make it streaky - might give that a try when I’m not going anywhere.

It's really good for the legs, but it does not cover tattoos.