With a pioneering spirit, a colleague and I went under the can. Application was easy. But when I stared down at my freshly sprayed legs, the Barbie-like plastic shine of my legs looked unnatural. Gone were razor nicks and discolorations, and my co-worker's freckles had vanished under a veil of hose. Minutes after application, the product dried, and the sheen was gone. The end result was a matte finish that looked remarkably like pantyhose. We hit a nearby coffee shop to take our freshly shellacked legs for a spin. The man behind the counter asked if we were lawyers - I guess we had that polished, professional look. It must have been the faux hose. We sat outside and sipped our coffee in the Houston humidity. Though the product didn't streak or sweat off, we both noticed that the Air Stockings felt somewhat sticky in the warm, thick air.

That stuff was featured in an episode of CSI: New York recently, (recently for us, at least).

ok but...what's the use? I mean, I wear pantyhose when it's cold, not to make my legs look good...and spraying seems more work than just putting on pantyhose, in my opinion..

And can we still use our teeth to pull them off our girlfriend's legs? Eh?

Damnit, mouse, that's what I was going to post.

My grandmother had this weird foam stuff that was similar to this. Of course, she had it in like the 70s/80s sometime. B/c the can looked WAY old when I was a kid.

It was brown...and reminded me of tan-in-a-can, but you could wash it off at night.

I wear panty-hose b/c it's fancy & hides scars, uneven tones, & bumps. I haven't worn panty hose, though, in a few years. Flip flops & capris rule here.

Not too unlike the old trick during WWII with the "seam" down the back of the leg with an eyeliner.

That was my first thought, RichD. I can remember a newsreel showing women getting their 'seam' drawn because of the scarcity of silk, used to make parachutes.

Back in college, I remember drawing on a couple of seams for a (male) friend during a party. (In Texas, everybody wears shorts in the summer). He was too drunk to notice until the next day, when he wondered why so many construction workers whistled at him.

Pantyhose are available in a wide range of popular styles. The sheerness of the garment, expressed as a numerical 'denier'/'dtex', ranges from 3 (extremely rare, very thin, barely visible) to 15 (standard sheer) up to 30 (semi opaque) until 70 (opaque).

I have been using this prodoct since 2005 and i really love it especial in summer time. It does work.

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