Comments on: Right to Bare Legs Corrective Cover Up

By: Janice Speck

Janice Speck — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 22:54:59 +0000

I had no problem putting it on, but it looked so fakey, everyone knew I had something on my legs. My biggest problem came when I wanted to send it back. Customer service must be in India, and they are so hard to understand, I got $7.99 back and that was it. I thought I was agreeing to not getting my $7.99 shipping back, which I could understand, but that wasn’t the case. So unless you are Indian and can understand them, Good Luck with getting any good service at all. I sometimes wonder if this company hires them for just that reason. Very unhappy in Ohio.

By: Lisa Peterson

Lisa Peterson — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 18:29:52 +0000

I received Right to Bare Legs just days ago. My left thigh, the spider veins seem bad. It only covers and hides the most prominent blue of the long vein I have, but the color isn’t 100% a match. I ordered medium. I am Italian and naturally have dark skin. I have been tanning outside, but still not exact shade. It is orangey in color. And it can rub off on your clothes. I would recommend putting your shorts on first, put your sunblock on, then apply the product.
I would recommend using Shear Cover instead. At least you get the SPF 15 if you plan on laying out in the sun.

By: pdwyer

pdwyer — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 20:55:22 +0000

This stuff is hard to put on, and it NEVER dries, which is a real bummer.

By: diane

diane — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 15:28:33 +0000

I bought this product to cover up a tatoo on my calf. I give it 3 stars because it eventually did the job, but there were some challenges. First, it took almost 1/3 of the tube to cover the tatoo (which is about about a foot long but only about 2 inches wide), so at this price I’d have to be very careful about when to use it. I can’t imagine using it every day for your whole legs unless you have the money to use a tube a day.
It also was annoying to apply, even after the moisturizer. Very messy. Don’t use your hands! unless you don’t mind spending 5 minutes scrubbing them to get the product off. It does really stick, like they say, not just to legs but to hands, the tube, and your countertops. I’d say apply it with a cosmetic sponge. They should get rid of the sponge top applicator (useless and annoying) and just make it easier to squeeze from the tube. Also, be prepared to do a lot of blending if you want it to look natural. But, after 3 coats and a lot of blending, the tatoo was mostly invisible and the product did last well.