The answer to both questions is yes. However, you have to work at it. Applying a pea-sized drop of Scarfade twice a day to affected areas, and massaging it into the scar, will give you the best results. If you don’t use Scarfade on your burn scars, your scars may fade a bit with time… Read more »
Scarification is an ancient practice that involves creating deliberate scars on the skin for various cultural, spiritual, and aesthetic reasons. This practice has a rich history that spans across continents and civilizations, each with its unique meanings and techniques. Ancient Origins The origins of scarification can be traced back thousands of years. In many Indigenous… Read more »
Halloween is a time for creativity, self-expression, and, of course, some spooky fun. Costumes that incorporate scars can add an extra layer of intrigue and depth to your Halloween look. From classic horror characters to iconic pop culture figures, here are some notable Halloween costumes that prominently feature scars, allowing you to embrace the eerie… Read more »
As the winter months roll in, the cold, dry air can wreak havoc on our skin, particularly for those with existing scars or sensitive skin. The combination of lower humidity and indoor heating can lead to dryness, irritation, and increased visibility of scars. However, with a few proactive measures, you can protect your skin and… Read more »
Scars are affected by the weather, which means you have to change up your skincare routine with the seasons. In summer, sun, heat and humidity affect scarring buy making them look more pronounced if you don’t wear sunscreen. It also contributes to skin cancer, premature wrinkles, and dry skin. In fall and winter, the air… Read more »
Fall is upon us, with its pumpkin-spice-everything, hay rides and apple picking. At the same time, it’s getting cooler outside, which means the air is getting drier. This isn’t great for your skin. Keep reading for how you can prepare for your fall skincare routine. Understand the Weather Changes First, it’s important to understand how… Read more »
The sun does a number on your skin. You probably already know that. But when it comes to scars, the sun affects them as well, but in different ways. Scars are very vulnerable to the sun, especially fresh ones that are still healing and pink, and are highly susceptible to ultraviolet (UV) light. As such,… Read more »
Kids love playgrounds and participating in sports. There’s something about the lack of structure and being in the fresh air that draws kids in. Exercise is important for children and teens, but it does come with its fair share of injuries. As the kids head back to school, it’s important to know how to handle… Read more »
Have you recently had surgery? Do you think a scar will form? This is common. Scars resulting from surgery actually manifest themselves differently from other types of scars. You can’t really avoid a surgical scar that results from a scalpel cutting through flesh (total knee, C-section). And not even the best surgeons can control skin… Read more »
Silicone has many great qualities, and it’s used in many products, including Scarfade. So what’s so great about silicone and why is it particularly beneficial for scars? For one thing, silicone is known to prevent scars through the formation of a protective second layer. This layer works to prevent the area from losing water. As… Read more »
I was diagnosed with a basal cell carcinoma last year, located on my forehead between my eyebrows. After having it removed I had approximately a 1 inch incision that had several stiches and after removal I had a substantial wound. My friend Nancy sent me Scar Fade and I used it diligently for a month and continued to use it as I felt it was needed. I am very pleased with the outcome!! Can’t even see where the incision was made! Thank you Nancy for introducing me to Scar Fade!
- Barb
