Varama Cover Cream International
Varama Cover Cream is a professional camouflage make-up which conceals all visible skin damage and discoloration.
It has a unique formulation for a natural looking finish with opaque cover. The cover cream is applied in thin layers and will spread to cover large areas without looking heavily made-up.
It has a unique formulation for a natural looking finish with opaque cover. The cover cream is applied in thin layers and will spread to cover large areas without looking heavily made-up.
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Cover Creams...
Varama Cover Cream is long-lasting, waterproof, sweatproof make-up that is easy to apply.
Varama Cover Cream has a unique system of Base Colour and Drop-in pigments which can create an unlimited range of colours for a natural skin colour match. Follow the 'Find Your Shade' to find your skin colour group.
Varama Cover Cream is a camouflage and concealer make-up used to cover Birthmarks, Vitiligo, Tattoos, Scars & Acne, Varicose Veins, Eczema & Psoriasis, Burns & Skin Grafts, Skin Discolouration, Bruises, Scars from Self Harm, Solar Lentigo & Rosacea. See the full list of skin conditions here.
Varama Cover Cream has a unique system of Base Colour and Drop-in pigments which can create an unlimited range of colours for a natural skin colour match. Follow the 'Find Your Shade' to find your skin colour group.
Varama Cover Cream is a camouflage and concealer make-up used to cover Birthmarks, Vitiligo, Tattoos, Scars & Acne, Varicose Veins, Eczema & Psoriasis, Burns & Skin Grafts, Skin Discolouration, Bruises, Scars from Self Harm, Solar Lentigo & Rosacea. See the full list of skin conditions here.
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