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Before every shoot, a makeup artist would kneel by the chair and brush something onto the actress's legs. Veins, scars, uneven tone — gone in 60 seconds, before the lights even came up. Nobody talked about it. It just happened on every film set from the 1940s to the late 70s. Then fake tan arrived in the 80s, the studios moved on, and the original technique quietly disappeared. It wasn't self-tanner. It was a brush-on leg makeup. And after 70 years on film sets only, a French brand has brought the same idea back — Body Perfector by Miracle de Paris. Currently 45% off with the pro brush included.