Try it at home for 30 days. If the shade or the coverage is wrong, send it back.
A body cream that covers veins, scars and uneven tone. It is meant to look like your skin, not like a layer of paint.
Start with clean, dry skin. Blend up and out with your hands or a large body brush. Wait ten minutes before clothes. Add a second layer only where you still see the mark.
Once it has set, it stays through a swim and a normal day. Take it off with an oil cleanser at night.
Wear it at home for 30 days. If the shade or the coverage is wrong, send it back and we refund you.
A light camouflage cream with treated pigments that lock on as they dry. Fragrance free. The full list is on the tube.
Tracked shipping. 30 days to send it back for a full refund.
Two tubes. Thirty days to decide.
Why this exists
Most people have a pair of trousers they will not wear, or a dress they hold in front of the mirror and put back. This is for that.
Face makeup is the wrong texture. Fake tan is the wrong color. You end up covering the sofa instead of the vein.
One layer for redness. Two for a scar. A third only if you still see it. Do not rush the set time.
What it does
The mark. Then the water. That is the whole argument.
Swipe, then blend
How
A thin pass up the mark. Blend past the edge. Stop when you cannot see it.
Stays in the water
Proof
Once it has set, swim. The point is shorts, not a cream you babysit.
Scars and marks
What it is for
Old scars, veins, a bruise that is taking its time. Match the skin next to it.
The veins on my calf were the reason I wore trousers in July. I can see them if I look. Other people cannot.
I have a scar on my knee I stopped covering. This is the first cream that did not look like a plaster.
I used too much the first time. Buff it. Wait. Then it looks like skin.
Often, yes, if you layer and let each layer set. A dark or dense tattoo may still ghost through. That is when you send it back.
Match the skin next to the mark, not the mark. If you are between two, take the deeper one and blend it out.
Once it has set, yes. Give it the full ten minutes first. Oil and heavy lotion underneath will stop it locking on.
If you dress before it sets, yes. Wait. Buff any extra. Then put the trousers on.
It is made to stay through water once it has set. Remove it with oil at the end of the day.
Less than you think. One layer for redness. Two for a scar. Stop when you cannot see the mark, not when the area looks painted.
An oil cleanser, or a balm, then your usual wash. Soap alone will not lift it.
Four shades. Two tubes. If it looks like makeup, or the shade is off, send it back.
30-day money-back guarantee. Tracked shipping.
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