Miracle de Paris Facebook ad: “Fake Tan Doesn't Cover Spider Veins, Here's What Does”

Ran for 82 days, from July 12 to October 2, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.

Run by Miracle de Paris on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)

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About this ad

Meta Ad Library ID: 1598313065256953
Platforms: Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads
Relaunches: 0
Niche: Fashion & Apparel

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I've had spider veins on my legs for years now. And every summer I've got a bit better at dressing around them. Maxi dresses. Wide trousers. Tights when I can get away with it. But you can't get away with much in 30-degree heat. And there's still half the summer left. BBQs, a wedding in August, the holiday we've got booked. Here's what I learned the hard way — fake tan doesn't fix veins. You just end up with tanned legs and the veins still showing through. Because fake tan is a dye. And a dye can't cover a vein. It wraps it in a warmer colour and calls it done. Then a woman in Australia showed me what actually covers them. Body Perfector by Miracle de Paris. It's not a tan. It's a light brush-on body makeup with ultra-fine pigments. 60 seconds and it covers spider veins, sun spots and uneven tone completely. Sets in 5 minutes. Waterproof. Sweat-proof. 100% transfer-proof. Built for Aussie beach + pool + 35 degree heat, so a British August wedding is nothing to it. Maxi dresses are back in the wardrobe. Skirts and sundresses are back out. 45% off in the Summer Sale + free brush. >> Take the 60-second shade quiz

Where the ad sends people

miracledeparis.com

Fake Tan Doesn't Cover Spider Veins — Here's What Does

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