The health of your skin is of paramount importance. After all, it’s the first thing people see, especially when it comes to facial skin. Taking care of it will ensure long-lasting smoothness, fewer blemishes, less noticeable scars and much more. While most scars can fade with time, it’s helpful to know how to move the… Read more »
Most scars can fade with time, but we bet you don’t know how and why. That’s why we have compiled some interesting facts about scar fading that you might not know, such as how the process works, which types of scars fade and which ones don’t fade as easily, the many types of scars and… Read more »
Any injury to the skin can leave a scar. Whether you have suffered an injury due to a puncture, accident, surgical procedure, or burn, your body starts working immediately to repair that wound. As the skin is healing, scars may form – a natural part of the body’s healing process. Whether a scar appears or… Read more »
In general, older scars that were not treated for fading initially will not respond as well to home treatments like Scarfade. But that doesn’t mean it’s not possible! It’s always best to begin treatment with these creams as soon as the wound starts healing. You can use it for up to 16 weeks depending on… Read more »
Let’s take a look at the upcoming skin health trends and treatments and how they can help scarred skin. Laser Resurfacing Treatments Advances in laser technology have ensured resurfacing laser treatments are moreefficient and lessinvasive. These treatments can effectively treat many skin issues such as unwanted pigmentation, acne, scarring, wrinkles, fine lines and texture inconsistencies… Read more »
If you are working to fade an existing scar, you likely have certain expectations with your scar treatment, how much your scar will fade, and how you can best manage it going forward. Those expectations may contrast a little bit from what can realistically happen. Here we will explore expectations vs. reality when it comes… Read more »
Scars can be very sensitive, becoming itchy, tight and inflamed at times. To relieve this discomfort, massage the area regularly and use silicone scar gel like Scarfade to assist in the healing process. Here’s how to use massage and Scarfade to reduce scar sensitivity and discomfort. Scar massage: This reduces sensitivity and loosens deeper areas,… Read more »
Did you know that there are certain foods and vitamins that can help improve your skin and actually help heal scars faster? With Americans spending billions of dollars a year on beauty creams, serums, scrubs and masks, you can save money by just eating healthier. Here are some great skin-healthy foods. Kale Kale, a member… Read more »
Now that winter is on its way yet again, you may be bracing yourself not only for the colder temps but also the dry air that comes with it. Winter cold saps the moisture from the air, which you can only remedy through humidifiers or extra moisturizing. Not only can your whole body feel the… Read more »
The quick answer is yes. However, be sure not to come in contact with your eyes or mucous membranes. Scarfade is safe to use on many other areas of the body, including arms, legs, stomach, and back. Today we will discuss the different types of facial scarring, how to use Scarfade in combination with massage,… 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
