can I just do areas on the leg and not all over?
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I think not because it all depends on the color you choose. This makeup doesn't seem to have a large color range. It's light, medium and dark. I use it all over my arms and legs (with a sponge) and moisturize first to get an even look. It covers well but, depending on your coloring, you might have to mix two colors together to get the right shade. You are better off with a Dermablend stick (like Erase) to cover just spots.
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I can...but the color of the product is very close to the color of my skin. Be sure to 'feather out' the edges!
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I have done this, but it takes careful application so that you do not have "spots", which look worse than nothing at all, and you must be sure that you are using the right shade. All in all, I have been disappointed in this product because it is difficult to apply evenly and even after waiting to get dressed, comes of on clothing.
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It's thicker makeup and blends well in large areas but might not look as well if its in spots. I use this stuff for my arms and even my face. I have bad circulation and my arms can turn purple and blottchy and it gives it a perfect color tone all over. I have bought this in all shades and love it. Hope this helps! I do blend it with lotion when I put it on my arms and legs just to blend it a bit better and so it's not so thick. Maybe that will help with you just needing it in certain spots to add some lotion so its not so thick in color.
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Small areas are ok but it does act like a make-up to give an even skin tone
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Yes,I don't do my whole leg. I usually just cover just under the knee down to my ankle. That way I am sure I get even coverage when I wear ankle length pants or capri lengths. If you cover just where the flaws are without even coverage, however, it may be noticeable. You can experiment with it. Hope that helps.
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Perhaps a bit for pulldowns, but you can adjust by kneeling or squatting in front facing the machine when doing pulldowns. You should be OK for the other exercises.
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For the most part, lateral movements, yes. But there's more than just back and forth drills that a slide board would limit (i'm thinking of the burpees and the floor work)
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Depending on the width of your legs, yes. My husband massages his lower legs (knees to ankles).
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no, you can fully extend the leg, do not worry about it. Worry more that does not fit tight
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Yes you can. The legs work similar to my walking stick. When you find the perfect height for each leg, simply tighten the leg piece in the opposite direction in order to hold it at that length.
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Hi Tricia, If you are only going to use the product only your legs you can probably get 25 - 30 applications!!
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Hello M. Pierson, You have to extend each leg individually for each section, but it's not something that takes long. It's pretty quick!
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This info is from their website: Q. Can The Right to Bare Legs be used on skin imperfections on other parts of the body besides the legs?A. Yes, "The Right to Bare Legs" is great for covering skin imperfections on other areas of the body as well, such as arms, back, neck, and tummy too; .just choose the shade that best matches your skin tone.
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No, the moving/massaging components are all located on the bottom of the feet only. The foot compartments do squeeze the entire foot though which includes the top of the feet.
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Technically no, but you can squeeze the legs together to achieve a similar result. With legs fully extended and squeezed together, the feet form an equilateral triangle about 1 and 1/2 niches on each side.
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You can use for your arms and legs. But I found its function inadequate. I returned it.
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yes you can all you do is when you put the legs on you put the one with the screw wholes on the oppose side of where they say to because I couldn't make up my mind which way I wanted it but we decided to go with the instructions because it fit the area better in my kitchen and we love it. hope I answered you ok.
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Yes, as per other answers. But it's not easy for many kids. No knee joints so legs tend to stick straight out. My grand kids don't mind.
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I use my legs. The hanlde does work, but I figure less wear and tear. Hope this helps.
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Bottom part rotates on a bolt which acts as an axle. You add weight and do leg lifts. So yes, you can move the bottom part to work your legs.
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you probably can but they have a tendency to slide from left to right on your knee if you move around too much. They would give some comfort but probably not worth the effort of keeping them straight. One of the rectangular foam pads used for gardening etc. May be a better option.