A quick guide to getting amazing results with skin camouflage cover cream for self-harm linear scars.
Self-harm linear scars on the forearm: White and pale, others more recent and noticeable.
During application:
Working from the wrist to the elbow. 2 drops of Kelocote Gel UV forms a matt base layer. Base Cover Creams applied precisely with Varama Mixing Brush.
Working from the wrist to the elbow. 2 drops of Kelocote Gel UV forms a matt base layer. Base Cover Creams applied precisely with Varama Mixing Brush.
After the application:
Within 5-10 minutes, the Cover Creams produce a dramatic difference.
Within 5-10 minutes, the Cover Creams produce a dramatic difference.
Important
Please seek advice on the application with Varama International, whether to cover the whole area or cover multiple scars individually.
Testimonial
“'Before I found out about Skin Camouflage Services, I was constantly burdened by my scars. I felt unable to go out in short sleeves even when I went on holiday, I had to wear a jacket in the heat-I just didn't feel confident enough. If anyone else has self-harmed in the past and been stuck with the scars that they leave behind, you will know it is a very difficult situation, especially in the summer holiday months.
When me and my mum started looking at ways to hide the scars, we came across Varama Cover Creams and Skin Camouflage Services and we made an appointment. When I went I was so thrilled with the results, Vanessa showed me how to apply the makeup and blend it, and I was just so pleased. The scars are not 100% disappeared, but it’s enough to be able to go out in short sleeves and not have anyone notice or say anything. It’s given me a massive confidence boost, and I was able to enjoy last summer without wearing a jacket all the time!”
So please don't feel hopeless if you are suffering with self-harm scars…there is a way to cover them up, so that you’re not having a constant reminder of the past and can live in the present!
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