Sun-kissed glow in SECONDS! The on-sale beauty buy that's giving women the confidence to bare their legs: 'Brilliant when in a hurry'
Boosting confidence in seconds, the This Works Perfect Legs Skin Miracle promises to deliver a subtle glow up in a rush, minus the commitment or risk of streaks or tell-tale orange hands. Saving you valuable time pre-events this summer, you can grab it for 20 per cent off right now.
This Works Perfect Legs Skin Miracle, 150ml
For temporary colour without the complication and fuss of fake tan, scores have turned to the bestselling This Works Perfect Skin Miracle.
The multi-vitamin, tinted serum helps to enhance the skin, leaving a subtle wash of warmth to any skin tone.
Hydrating and streak-free, this is an alternative to fake tan and a summer must-have for those in a rush.
You can get 20 per cent off until 27 July 2025 11:45pm.
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This Works are known for their bestselling Deep Sleep Pillow Spray, selling every 79 seconds, but their Perfect Legs Skin Miracle is another buy shoppers are going wild for.
A clever alternative to fake tan, the Perfect Legs Skin Miracle delivers a quick natural looking glow, thanks to the lightweight formula with a caramel tone that gives extra warmth to skin.
A rapidly absorbed, hydrating serum with a tint, it leaves an instant subtle glow whilst blurring imperfections - all without the hassle of fake tan.
'Love perfect legs skin miracle, just bought my 4th,' raved one loyal shopper. 'I love that it's streak free, natural looking blurs minor imperfections and I get lots of nice comments about my tan.'
Building subtle colour, users of the Perfect Legs Skin Miracle have reported how the tint is 'brilliant when in a hurry,' with one writing: 'Easily applied with no streaks whatsoever, leaving your legs looking all one colour and perfectly blended. Also great for skin impurity's as it evens out marks on the skin.'
Whether you're in a rush or worried about the commitment and upkeep of fake tan, the This Works skin tint is a great beauty hack and an ideal product to have on hand for a quick last-minute glow up.
And there's no tell-tale 'biscuit' smell as found with a lot of fake tan brands. In fact, the lightweight serum is formulated with 93 per cent natural ingredients. Blended with Vitamin C, E and Arnica, the serum also helps to even out the skin tone and repair the skin, too.
The natural golden glow delivered by the This Works Perfect Legs Skin Miracle helps to even skin tone and blur any imperfections like veins.
'Really natural and streak free,' wrote one impressed This Works shopper. 'Made me feel really confident about wearing shorts. I used just one layer I felt that was enough. I have used fake tans but they leave me with orange legs and a white body whereas this looks so natural and glowing.'
Lightweight and easy to apply to skin without the need for a mitt or brush, this tint takes out the stress surrounding streaks.
Perfect for this time of year, shoppers can now get 20 per cent off the popular This Works Perfect Legs Skin Miracle until July 27 2025.
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