Body Coverage Perfector – Waterproof Leg & Body Makeup/Bronzer For Women - Best Tattoo Cover Up Makeup & Tattoo Concealer - 3.5 Oz Bronze Radiance

I purchased the body coverage perfector in Natural Radiance because I have horrible red and purple spots and bruising on my arms and legs. I also purchased the brush that is sold along with it. I learned that you need a decent brush to spread and buff out the product. So far, I have worn this on my arms and bottom part of my legs. It was very easy to put on my arms and buff it out, then I sprayed on some inexpensive setting spray that you can buy in Sephora, I waited about 10 minutes and then I got dressed and went out. I was pleasantly surprised at how natural it looked and it didn't come off until later in the day. I have no idea how it would do in the rain. It is much harder to brush onto my legs, it takes a long time and it is harder to get it all even, so I have to practice that. I am in my upper 60's and I have very thin skin that has awful red and purple marks on it, and they are hard to cover. For the darker marks, I put on dermablend corrector in the color Sand (30 N), you can just dab it on the really bad marks and then put Westmore body perfector over it. I do not like the dermablend product all over my arms, it looks fake and it is too heavy. That is why I bought the body perfector, it is lighter and looks far more natural. I'll see how this goes and maybe I'll continue to use it. So, two weeks later I have been using this body coverage perfector in Natural Radiance and I have been tweaking my routine. First off, a lot of reviewers feel that it doesn't have enough coverage, and indeed it is called "natural radiance" for a reason, it is supposed to look natural on your skin and not cakey and weird looking. That's why I like it. What I have been doing is to first use a crayon like concealer such as Dermablend quick fix full coverage stick in beige or Minimalist in Bisque, it is thick like a crayon. These are expensive but my dermablend crayon has lasted well over a year and I still have a lot left, so these are used to just dab onto your darkest spots and then use the natural radiance, just put a small amount onto your brush, it has to be a good buffer brush to blend everything in. I don't use Dermablend or Minimalist crayons all over my legs or arms because they are too thick and look unnatural. This is why I like Natural Radiance because it looks like my skin, only better! You should play around with the color of your crayon, you don't want it to be too light or dark, and then play around with how much natural radiance you need to cover up dark spots and veins. I am in my upper 60's and have ugly dark red and purple spots all over my legs and arms and veins, and I know I will never be able to cover up all of these and I'm OK with that. Westmore Natural Radiance makes me look better, not perfect. Try it and see. I have no commercial interest in these products, I make no money from these reviews, so you can trust this 60 something year old women who wants to be able to go out in a nice dress without dreaded stockings!

Westmore Beauty Body Coverage is an amazing product. Yes, it’s a little on the pricier side, but the portion you get is generous, and after using it, I completely understand the cost. The quality and coverage make it worth every penny. If you have tattoos, scars, or areas of hyperpigmentation that you want to cover up, this product does the job beautifully. It provides full, natural-looking coverage that doesn’t transfer or smudge, which is a huge plus. I’ve been really impressed with how long it lasts and how easy it is to apply. For anyone looking for reliable, high-quality body coverage, I highly recommend this—especially for the girlies who want flawless, confident coverage.

I wanted to write a realistic review of this product because I bought it with really high hopes of covering spider veins and blemishes on my legs. I got the Natural Radiance shade because I don’t have a tan yet and didn’t want my legs to look way darker than the rest of my body. The positives I can say are that I love the look of the product on my legs. The shade is really pretty and it gives my skin a shimmery glow. The downside is that it really didn’t cover that well. I applied 2 layers and you could still see the spider veins and blemishes, although they were blurred a bit. So that was disappointing. The other thing is that in a couple of pictures my legs looked pretty orange. They didn’t look like that in person. In the first picture I attached my legs look orange, and in the second picture they don’t. So it probably has to do with the lighting. No filters were used. I do like this product and will continue to use it. If you want your legs to have a shimmery glow and not look so pale, I’d definitely recommend. If you’re expecting full coverage, I wouldn’t buy it.

I received my order in less time than estimated. That made me very happy. I tried the product the first time using a smaller kabuki body brush and , although I was ultimately very pleased with the result, I do not recommend using a smaller brush to apply the skin perfector. I wore the skin perfector at work the next day to give it the ultimate sweat test ( I work at a country club and my job requires alot of physical exertion). It stayed put all day! There was a very small amount of transfer, but I think it was due to not having buffed it out enough after I applied it. I showered that night and had no difficulty removing the product with body wash and a scrubbie. But it did stay on without any streaking at all with just plain water. I bought a larger kabuki body brush and reapplied the product tonight. It looks even better than the first time! I love the way my skin shimmers and feels so soft and smooth.. A few more details here.... I live in a tropical climate and it held up great, even with the humidity we've been experiencing lately. Natural Radiance is the shade closest to my skin color , but I purchased Golden Radiance because I love having beautifully tanned skin year round. And it looks really natural. I'm in my late 50s, I have scars, blue veins, and freckles all over from a life well lived, and they virtually disappeared once I applied this product. I've received so many compliments and my self confidence has been restored . I even feel a little healthier with a little spark in my step when I wear this product. Well worth every penny!! I purchased the 7oz tube. I'll definitely be purchasing again !!

I had some really high hopes for this stuff after all of the videos and reviews I watched but I was slightly disappointed. I’m still rating a 3 for the nice tan/glowy bronze effect but it looses points for lacking cover, washing off easily and price. Pros- once you let it dry, it actually does stay put and doesn’t rub off on stuff which is nice! - it does give your skin a tan and glowy look which for summer is pretty Cons- it doesn’t really cover up the way they depict on all the video. You get a slight cover up up spots/veins/ etc but not nearly as much as they make you believe. It’s better used as a self tanner/bronzer type thing rather than a true cover up. If you have any darker spots or veins you’re trying to hide, forget it. It won’t do the job. -washes right off in the shower with basic soap. I thought I read it would only come off with something oil based but that wasn’t the case. If you’re looking for longevity, the only way for that to happen is to not shower. -TO EXPENSIVE for the amount you get, especially so considering how much you have to use and it’s basically a re-apply after every shower situation if you want a constant look! Also, I bought the brush and it is NOT great for application at all. Your best bet is to apply it thoroughly with your hands and then use the brush to help ensure it’s evenly distributed and get that airbrush effect, especially when trying to blend in around your knees, ankles and feet.

Product does not stay put whatsoever. Never dried completely, after hours of waiting. Tried it with a “power grip” primer first, this just made it clump up and feel perpetually sticky. Tried it with a long-lasting setting spray after applying, this seemed to make the never-ending drying process go from “indefinite” to “infinite” and “impossible”, in other words… never gonna happen. I was not sweating, I stood in between multiple cool fans and even tried using a blowdryer on a cool setting to help dry it or set it quicker. Meanwhile I touched nothing, sat on nothing, wore nothing. It was exhausting. After about an hour I had to put on some form of clothing so I could move around my house and not freak my kids out. I chose to put on a swimsuit because it covered the least amount of skin and I thought it would make for less contact with the product, since I was still holding out hope it would dry eventually… it had to right?? Wrong! Within a few minutes I had stains from the makeup all over my swimsuit, simply from arms barely brushing up against it for a split second, bending over so a section of fabric momentarily, lightly came in contact with my upper leg, whatever. This crap was getting everywhere. My dog passed me in the hallway at one point and I barely felt the very tips of his fur lightly graze my lower leg, he didn’t even impress any body weight against me it was barely a passing breeze. Looked down and sure enough, a huge patch of my calf was pale white again where the tan glow of the makeup had disappeared. God forbid I sit down in it or bend or move in such a way as to rub my skin against anything or let anything come close to contact with my skin, which obviously is not feasible unless you’re only planning on using this on an inanimate mannequin or a deceased person. Not even reliable for a quick red-carpet pose for one singular paparazzi photo… because moving or breathing or existing at all while wearing this stuff means that everyone & everything is going to be wearing more of it than you within a few seconds of being in the same vicinity. Not to mention that it seems like once it does transfer to anything but your skin… it suddenly decides to start doing its job right and thereby refuses to budge from the item in question, or the victim who didn’t ask for it to be slathered onto them instead. Meaning everything it touches, it stains instantly, and no amount of cleaning products or scrubbing will get it out of anything no matter how fast your reaction time is. And I do mean everything. From walls, to porcelain sinks, to fabrics and upholstery, even trying to successfully wipe it from the metal tubing on a folding chair was a ridiculous effort… took about 8 different types of cleaning wipes, magic erasers, Brillo pads, sponges and clothes mixed and matched with everything from makeup remover to comet to Dawn soap to laundry detergent to abrasives to all sorts of sprays including goo-gone… and all it did was spread it around into this plasma slime consistency that adamantly refused to dissolve. But on my skin- if I even batted an eyelash at it it would dissipate into thin air as if I had never put it on at all, or worse- migrate to an entirely different section of skin and make the whole of me look a hot splotchy mess. I felt like a human oil spill. Needless to say I wasted my $40 when a bottle of regular old foundation would’ve worked a thousand times better… even if I did have to buy 50 of them to cover my body rather than simply my face. And no, I applied no lotions or creams or oils before using this product. I showered, scrubbed my skin with body wash and a loofah, shaved, and exfoliated with a pretty gritty body scrub so my skin should have been dry and prepped perfectly for staying makeup application of any caliber. I’m disappointed to say the least, now everything in my house is ruined, covered in this makeup that had a mind of its own… and clearly had an predetermined agenda to practically leap off my skin onto anything else without discrimination, regardless of whether or not any pressure whatsoever was applied to it in the slightest and in utter disregard for all the laws of physics that the rest of the universe is bound by. It was a true phenomenon, but not at all in a good way and definitely to the opposite extreme of how it was intended, sold, and claimed to be. The only reason I even gave it any stars at all is because the color matched my skin very well, before it started melting and migrating and puddling all over the place… it did look nice on for the split second after initially applying it, very sparkly and dewy. Obvi tho- the “dewy” part was taken a little too far in the batch of formula I got anyway, as it literally slid away from me as if by some force of magnetic repulsion. Maybe my skin just doesn’t have the right dryness/scaliness to get it it to stick, even after all that prep work and skipping any lotions, creams, oils or moisturizers after my shower. But honestly I kinda feel like I’d have to have skin the texture of a crocodile to get it to stay put at all, and I don’t wish that for myself or anyone else either. I didn’t even bother applying powder to try and set it, bc honestly I was just too frustrated to start over and I didn’t want to try that in the first place since I originally intended to wear it to the pool. But seeing as how poorly it stayed on my skin in cool dry air without hardly any movement for 2 hours, my hopes of it holding up in a pool were obvi shot down immediately, and adding powder would’ve made that clumping factor a thousand times worse in actual watery/humid conditions. So there was no point in trying that for my purposes. If you’re just planning on using it to cover up skin for a dress up occasion in a cold dry climate, use powder and it might work better for you… but I’d caution strongly against even attempting to use this in the summer, a humid climate, if you anticipate sweating at all, and most importantly- if you’re planning on trying it out with any sort of clothing that you actually like and don’t want immediately ruined by it. Also don’t recommend sitting on or touching anyone or anything while wearing it- bc it will certainly destroy expensive car upholstery, purses, couches, and other people’s clothing as well. Good luck. Unless you have the exterior of a reptile, then totally go for it. They’d be smarter to come out with this product in a dozen shades of green, instead of human skin colors, on that note.

I used a tanning bed when I was in my 30's. I'm now 62 and paying the price for the tan I had back then by having to have skin cancers removed pretty regularly. Lesson learned too late. I have used sunless tanners over many years and found some decent ones and got pretty good at applying them, but didn't like the smell, the occasional mistake in application, and the difficulty in removing them before applying more. Plus, sunless tanners accentuate age spots. SO, Westmore Beauty Body Coverage Perfector has become a wonderful answer for me! I am fair-skinned, but want to have a tan in the summer. I use Golden Radiance. It looks a little orange on me when I first start applying (because my skin has pink undertones) but once I get it on all over, it looks amazing! I've been asked my many people where I have been to get my pretty, glowing tan. It really does look beautiful. The color lasts for several days and when I'm ready to remove it I can take it off easily in the shower with a washcloth or wash mitts. Now, there are techniques that are important to know. To reduce transfer, you must prep your skin. No oils, no moisture strip on your razor, no lotion (unless you find an oil-free one that works for you). When I know I'm going to be applying it, I use the basic Ivory soap in the shower, let my skin dry, apply the product, let dry for at least 10 minutes, and then buff off the excess. Even at that I do get minimal transfer inside my clothes and sometimes on my sheets, but it washes out easily in the washing machine. I use an oil-free sunscreen mist when I need sunscreen. I wish I could say I've learned how to get zero transfer, but that is not the case. But to note, I usually don't have transfer on day 2. If my skin starts looking dry, I lightly mist it with that same sunscreen as well. Another note: I've applied several different ways: hands, tanning mitt, and the Westmore Beauty Blur & Blend Brush. I think I'm leaning toward liking the application with my hands the best and then buffing off the excess with a mitt used for sunless tanners. I do like the brush for applying to my neck.

This is a pretty decent product. Definitely buy a blending towel or a blending brush to apply. I have unsightly varicose veins. This product definitely made my legs look a lot better. I put it on the night before a wedding, to look like I had a nice summer tan. This is a buildable product, if you decide that you need more coverage, just add more where needed. I suggest applying it the night before an event or beach day. I suggest: Exfoliate, shave, shower; then apply it. Let it dry for like 20 mins to an hr before you get into bed. I think it’s best to put on a dark, long-sleeved shirt, and a dark long pair of pants, after it’s applied and dried, so there is no transfer to couches or chairs, or bed linens. If you give it a good chance to dry, it really shouldn’t mark anything up. I’m giving it only 4 stars because I feel it is a tad sparkly, just a tad. If you have any white spots on your skin, it will sort of illuminate those white spots. But overall, covering with this body foundation is better than not applying it. Overall, I feel I looked better— with a healthy glow. I was happy it didn’t seem to turn orange, like so many of the early body foundations made your skin look.