Here’s everything you need to know about how scars form, what the different types are, how to treat them and how to lessen their appearance. What are Scars? They are a natural part of the way your body heals, resulting from the biological process of wound repair in the skin. Most wounds, with the exception… Read more »
Everyone seems to make promises all the time, especially when it comes to business. But here at Scarfade, we take promises seriously. We love our products so much, we back every tube we sell with a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee. This show just how much we believe in our product and their results. Hey, call… Read more »
The outdoors can be great for many things, but it can also do a number on your skin. From bug bites to road rash to sun exposure: how can you protect your skin while participating in outdoor activities? And how can you treat scrapes, bites and burns if they do happen? Here are some handy… Read more »
If you’re looking to minimize scarring on your face or anywhere else on your body, you may not know which products to trust. Here at Scarfade, we have proven products backed by satisfaction guarantees. Basically, if you aren’t totally satisfied with your purchase, return it for a replacement or refund. Plus, we match prices, so… Read more »
Scarfade works to effectively reduce the appearance of scars, but it has to be used as directed for optimal results. Here, we will outline the proper steps for getting the most out of Scarfade. Massage it In When you apply the scar gel, take five minutes or so to gently massage it on the skin,… Read more »
No one wants a scar, and it can be tempting to pick at a wound, neglect its care, or cover it up with makeup too soon. However, you may be doing something that can prevent your scar from healing properly or fading within a reasonable amount of time. Take the time to familiarize yourself with… Read more »
By now, you’ve heard the buzz about Scarfade and how it works incredibly to reduce the appearance of scars. However, like any other product, you need to use it correctly for it to work properly. And that means getting the most out of your Scarfade experience. Let’s take a look at what you should be… Read more »
Did you know the skin care routine you adopt can help with scar healing? It’s true. From eating right to staying hydrated to regularly washing your face, you can do your part to heal scars faster and easier. It’s important to treat your skin with great care, which means you should give it the time… Read more »
If you have sustained a burn, cut, scrape or surgical wound and you are concerned about scarring, you understandably want to do all you can to minimize the lasting effects of your wound. That’s where Scarfade® comes in, a trusted topical treatment that helps to reduce scarring thanks to the silicone gel which helps the… Read more »
As the largest human organ, skin is your body’s first line of defense. Although everyone’s skin performs the same function, it can take on a variety of appearances due to different amounts of pigmentation. Skin, then, can be grouped into a number of different types, six of which are represented on the Fitzpatrick Scale. Skin type… Read more »
On March 21, 2016 I slipped & fell at our local post office and slammed my arm against the metal box fronts. OUCH!!!!! Even though I was wearing a long sleeved shirt and a lined jacket, I sustained a nasty abrasion. Funny that it didn’t tear my clothing….just my poor arm!!! I have previously used Scarfade on cuts and scrapes, but this time I wanted to start using it BEFORE the scab was off. I had read on the internet that using silicone on an open wound would help it heal faster. BUT you HAVE to make sure your hands are CLEAN to avoid infection. I’m sure this is one reason why the manufacturer’s instructions are to start using it AFTER the scab is off. The day of my accident, I applied just Neosporin three times. Then three times a day for the next week, I applied Neosporin, let it dry, then applied a layer of Scarfade and gently massaged it in to the wound before bandaging it. After the first week, I gently massaged Scarfade onto my wound three times a day. I think my results are amazing!
- Nancy B.
