It dries really fast so I doubt it, but to be safe I'd put it on first and wait a minute or two before dressing.

NOPE! I bought this about 3 weeks ago, and apply it religiously, and a fan forever! I have no complaints OTHER than I wish they had a bigger bottle! It smells great and only sticks to my skin, dries quickly...so great. And it doesn't leave any orangey residue.

I haven't had a problem with this rubbing off on clothes. However I've sprayed it after getting dressed and my black dress had light glitter on it...just took a dry washcloth and it came off pretty easily.

I used this spray on my skin for my own wedding and it didn't come off. Spray it on indoors, 10 minutes before you get your dress.

no this product did not rub off on my clothing and I was dancing for hours. But I was wearing dark clothing.

No, I think it's just the perfect amount of shimmer.

It's great! And I feel, well worth the price. It gives just enough shimmer to my arms and legs and it smells great too.

With this product the more you spray the more shimmer you get. If you just spray a light dusting quickly, you get a very light, subtle shimmer.

If you like a more natural look I would go with the Sephora Dry Oil. I'm not a fan of mineral oil, and this stuff is loaded with it.

I like it better than the Sephora brand: it's definitely more natural and understated.

Hi,

I have very pale skin and this is perfect for me. I apply lightly for a barely there NON orange looking color, which has a slight shimmer. It was suggest I use a towel to remove any excess product, which I do and it looks great. Plus, it smells yummy.

Hope this helps.

I think it would be fine on fair skin - it's very subtle. Just spray lightly at first and see how you like it. I think it would look especially nice on your shoulders and arms......... good luck!

Dear tarte product user,

This product would absolutely work for a person with fair skin. There is very little color pigment in the spray, and the soft shimmer leaves just that, but not a strong amount of color. Fair skin go right ahead!

The spray is pretty much clear with just a ton of slightly champagne toned sparkle. I think it would look good on all skin tones.

Wow, that must have been a good marketing campaign, jewels7. Sorry to disappoint, but it is well known that mineral oil is a by-product of processing crude oil into other substances. I suppose they were correct in stating it is made from minerals ground up from the earth as long as you take into consideration where crude oil comes from: materials that decayed/fossilized long ago. Don't take my word for it--do your research. Still, I myself can't imagine rubbing this type of by-product into my skin. Even if the FDA claims it's safe, it's just gross.

Looks like Sephora's natural seal means it contains "fewer to no" petrochemicals. I think this is a little deceiving myself and am glad I checked the ingredient list before buying. Too bad, because it looks like a fun product!

call Sephora and have them send you a sprayer...

Hi,

For best application, since you have a sample, you might need to either pour it into your hands, or perhaps try a small piece of wax paper, so that it doesn't absorb it the paper losing product. You could also do this with a small amount of a plastic wrap by putting some product on the plastic wrap, and then smoothing over your skin. I wouldn't use a sponge or brush because then you're going to loose too much product when it absorbs into the sponge or gets into bristles of a brush. The other thing you could do is to buy a small travel size spray bottle, depending on the size of your deluxe sample, and spray from there. They sell those bottles in the drug store for about $1.99. I just bought one for something else the other day.

Hope this helps.

That's very weird....it works best with the spray nozzle, but should work just fine if you poured it into the palm of your hand and rubbed it on the desired area.

the sprayer broke on the last bottle I purchased but no worries, I still used it. I took off the cap each time I wanted to use it and poured a little on my arms and legs and just rubbed in to the skin....it's beautiful

No, not at all. It is not greasy at all and it just a nice, light shimmering spray.

I was also worried about that, and the answer is YES, since it has mineral oil in it, which is typically an ingredient you should avoid if you have acne-prone skin. :(

HI,

I wouldn't wear this on my face. I've used it on arms and legs and it looks very natural. I have very pale skin - this is a barely there color with some shimmer. Plus it smells really good.

Hope this helps.