Hello Darren Skin camouflage can help to temporarily hide and disguise uneven skin colour on the face and body. The products come in a variety of applications and are suitable for large areas. If this would be of interest you would need to approach your GP first to establish the cause of the uneven ...

Hello The British Association of Dermatologists BAD, recommends one of the options that may be of help is skin camouflage, if you find the patches are unsightly... I wholeheartedly agree with this - If you decide to explore this option, please make sure the skin camouflage practitioner is experience...

Hello I concur that a high factor SPF applied daily through out the year to the already damaged skin is essential. Once OH has been in touch with the GP for some people, a practical skin camouflage assessment with tuition and support can be very helpful. If the appearance/colour of the scar is of co...

Hello Skin camouflage works incredibly well in disguising Melasma and is certainly worth while exploring. I suggest you have a chat with an experienced skin camouflage practitioner who regularly works with hyper pigmentation either via BASC or my all means you can contact us at Skin Camouflage Servi...

Hello In terms of skin camouflage there is a new durable, ‘second skin’ technology now in the UK which stays on the skin for several days while allowing your skin to breath and move as normal. It can be applied using a sponge or air brush technique which is particularly good where a larger area need...

Hello Sue, I'm sorry to hear about both the hyper pigmentation and the acne scarring which must be so difficult for you. In my opinion skin camouflage would most certainly be of help whether you choose to use the products short term or long term. I recommend you seek an appointment either with the c...

Hello, Looking at the photograph i would recommend skin camouflage, which won't remove the scar but will offer a significant difference to the appearance by applying highly pigmented creams or fluids. They typically last a few days however its recommended to remove them from the face at the end of e...

Dear Shell, Once the Rosacea has settled you could consider skin camouflage to hide the redness/flushing. This would involve a skin camouflage assessment followed by a practical colour matching application of highly pigmented creams or liquids. You will receive tuition so that you can apply the colo...

Dear John, I am so sorry to read you have had a bout of shingles which has left scarring on your face. Shingles can be very painful and unsightly before and during, the eruption of the blisters. Usually, the crusting rash which follows the blisters will decline over a period of weeks. You have not s...

Hello Jamie, I would certainly try skin camouflage products for acne scarring. The coverage is excellent and ideal for hyperpigmentation and erythema. A skin camouflage practitioner will create a skin match for you and teach you the correct application. This is very important because there are diffe...