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Beach-Ready
Legs Then Some!
Get ready for leg-baring season with our simple steps to gorgeous gams:
1. Self-tan. It's the most efficient way to put blemishes like spider
veins and stretch marks under cover. Use a tinted formula to avoid streaks.
2. Rely on lunges.
They're a tried-and-true way to get long, lean, and strong legs.
3. Forego hose.
Unless you work in a very conservative office, skip hose on hot summer days. Tanned, hair-free legs
look just as professional under a casual business skirt.
4. Try spray oil. Moisturizer is key
in keeping legs silky. But heavy lotions can get goopy in the heat. Try a spray-on oil gloss to moisturize in steamy weather.
The bonus: It gives legs a sexy sheen.
5. Wear heels. Even one-inch kitten heels
make legs look longer and leaner.

6. Avoid razor burn. Chlorine, sun, and high temperatures can make the skin on legs
more prone to post-shave stinging and rashes. Use a lotion containing aloe to soothe (put it in the fridge to really cool
rashy skin).
7. Beat bumps. They can occur because of a condition called keratosis
pilaris, or as a result of ingrown hairs. To avoid them, exfoliate legs with a grainy scrub in the shower, and use a lotion
with AHAs once a week.
8. Add some flare. Skirts that flare a bit -- think A-lines
-- make legs look slimmer and shapelier.
9. Cover blemishes that really bother you.
Most veins and marks can be camouflaged by self-tanner. But if you have blemishes that make you wary of wearing shorts and
skirts, use a body makeup (available from Dermablend and Make Up For Ever) to make them invisible.
10.
Add some sparkle. For evening, smooth a shimmering lotion over legs, or make your own by adding gold makeup powder
to your regular lotion before application.
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