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Skin Camouflage: Practice Makes Perfect

16/8/2016

Practice makes perfect when it comes to skin camouflage... in just a few weeks, individuals can learn the process of colour mixing to match various skin tones. Hard to reach places can be challenging, please make sure someone can help you with the application.

Base colour and drop-in mixing

With Varama Cover Cream you can create the full range of skin tones; Starting with your lightest Base Colour, add the second Base Colour and you can create and smudge up to 30 shades. Transform your Base Colours by mixing in the Varama Drop in, and discover even more colours. In order to adapt your colour for seasonal skin tone variations and any changes (such as healing) more than one colour must be mixed.

FREE colour mixing guide

Download your free PDF colour mixing guide including a colour mixing sheet here:

FREE Colour Mixing Guide >

Testimonial:

"Having being troubled for many years with scarring on my scalp, I approached Vanessa for help. What I did not anticipate was the care and pure professionalism that she provided. Her expertise in
skin camouflage was nothing short of astonishing. I cannot endorse Vanessa highly enough, for her amazing work and the ability to remove a problem I had been living with for so many years."

Practice at home and send us your photos… It helps others see just how good skin camouflage can be!

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Case Study: Yes or No to Skin Camouflage?

28/7/2016

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Skin Camouflage:

Skin camouflage is suitable as long as there is a colour difference, so that the surrounding skin can be matched. Our work can help men, women and children with multiple variations of skin pigmentation through to minor discolourations on the face and body.

There are many instances of patients requesting help for what may be considered ‘minor’ differences in the appearance of their skin. This raises the question of treatment suitability? With over 20 years of clinical skin camouflage experience and helping patients on a day to day basis, the rule of thumb must be to listen to the patient and be honest with realistic expectation, before treatment commences.

The main goal is to help the patient feel more comfortable with his or her appearance. A thorough understanding of the patient's expectations in a professional clinical environment supports the decision making process between the patient and the practitioner and helps to arrive at a sensible outcome.

Before:

After:

In this case, the gentleman requested help to camouflage the surgical scars between his face and his ears. The pale scars had healed well and were barely visible.

Varama Cover Cream 1 was blended with the Rose Drop-in. A thin layer was sufficient to cover the scar tissue. His ideal view of his scars and the actual view of his scars were resolved very quickly. Our practical work was brief and in fact we did very little, but he said he felt much happier within himself and pleased that he had the choice to cover or not to cover.

Thank you for allowing us to share and comment on your appointment.

Vanessa Jane Davies BASC, SCN, APIL, LCGI.
Skin Camouflage Consultant
10 Harley Street
London
W1G 9PF

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