Posts in Skin/Scar Camouflage
How Long Does Scar / Stretch Mark Camouflage Take To Work ? | Skin Camouflage FAQ

Scar & stretch mark camouflage in Bedford and beyond. Discover the timeline for scar healing, including the crucial role of patience, especially for darker scars requiring lightening. Learn how treating stretch marks on fairer skin can yield faster results. At Kandor Co in Bedford town we’re committed to providing a reassuring and friendly environment as we bring the magic of scar camouflage to you

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Scar Camouflage On Dark Skin - Same Final Results?

If you have had problems finding out if you can get scar camouflage on dark skin, then there could be a few issues here. More often than not it is down to the practitioner not having inclusive pigments in stock or being unable to colour match to darker skin tones. You are able to have scar camouflage on stretch marks, vitiligo and scarring just like any other skin colour.

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Does Scar Camouflage Really Get Rid Of Stretch Marks?

If you want to know how to eliminate stretch marks entirely and find out if skin camouflage is the best method to get rid of stretch marks, then I have some news for you. The good news is, by undertaking scar camouflage using specially formulated pigments to deposit flesh-coloured tones into your skin you will see drastic improvements in the appearance, feel and elasticity of the area in question - giving the ultimate illusion of a stretch-mark free body. The not so good news is that although the stretch marks will be virtually undetectable, they will not be eradicated completely.

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Scar Camouflage - Semi Permanent Makeup Or Tattoo?

Skin camouflage treatment for scars where pigment is inserted into the upper layers of the skin is in itself just called skin camouflage. When it comes to technicality, the reality is that it falls under the semi-permanent makeup category as it is just that, semi-permanent lasting 2-3 years. The reason it is sometimes called a skin camouflage tattoo is because the equipment used to apply the pigment is similar, and sometimes the same as that used for actual tattoos.

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