Fake Freckle Stencil | Fake Tan Your Own Freckles | Create Temporary Freckles | Beauty Makeup Stencil

I have freckles but makeup covers it up sometimes. This product allows me to add them back. I use a dark contour powder and then erase/pat the freckles I don't like. It's also easy to get a more faded freckle look this way by dabbing some of the powder off. I spray with a finishing spray to last throughout the day.

This does not work! You can't lay the sheet smoothly across your face, even with a load of patience and effort. Applying a tanning product on top as directed is not so simple either, the lotion / foam gets through the dotted freckle holes but will bleed all underneath the sheet! You don't get tiny freckle dots at all, I have tanned large blotchy cheeks. I redid multiple times in case of user error, and to no avail. Running a makeup bronzer powder over will not show up, either. Returning.

Good for price but i used it only once. It does the job

Super cute to use, although the stencil itself is quite huge! I don’t think I have a particularly overly small face, but I’m struggling a bit to use this because it seems to cover my eyes when I place it over my nose. I’ll just have to be creative on how I can successfully use this, but overall useful product a bit overpriced for what it does though...

So, I love fake freckles. I've been adding them to my face off and on for well over ten years. I've even been adding them with henna and suntan lotion for a while now.This stencil in particular is the first stencil i've really seen for freckles, and in that sense it's good. I find that if you want to put on some background freckles with it, it's certainly a possibility, as long as you do small sections at a time (Using suntan mouse like recommended) Sometimes you may have to wipe off the area if it smudges or gets underneath a little bit, but it's really not a big deal or a hassle. You can add more defined freckle in by hand afterwords.For cons, I'd say the sheet itself is too big. If you're expecting to lay the whole thing on your face and get the butterfly cheek full of freckles, you'll be disappointing. Even though it's a thin sheet of flexible plastic, you won't be able to hold down a big enough area flat enough against your skin to do a big portion. I've actually though about just cutting the sheet itself into small sections to make it easier to work with, since it's impossible to do it all at once anyways.In conclusion, If you add freckles to your face often, and just want to reapply them randomly quickly, this is a good option. If you only add them on rare occasions, you might be better off using a tiny paintbrush and adding them on your own.

I love this stencil. No it doesn't fit over your face like you'd expect you just need to pick what size freckes you want and move it around your face. I use darkest contour powder and a short dense brush to apply. I use it every time I do my makeup now. I really don't know about the whole "tan your own thing" it doesn't fit the face well enough for that. Just use contour or bronzer.

Returned it, I tried with a variety of tanners and it’s not noticeable. I have very fair skin and ended up trying extra dark tanner. I do t recommend it.

It works, but it’s hard to hold it in place while using. The plastic sheet doesn’t really bend to fit the curves of your face (especially the nose) so you have to work in sections.