PRODUCTS USED
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| tattoo cover using a complementary colour layer under two skin matching layers |
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Para-medical skin camouflage products differ from normal cosmetics in that when correctly applied the camouflaged area is water-resistant. The specialist products are designed to be long lasting and contain sun protection. Additional (oil-free) sun screen can be applied under and over camouflage. Decorative cosmetics (make-up) can be worn over camouflage. Topical medication and silicone gel treatment can be used under the skin camouflage.
All products are designed to mimic and blend in with your natural skin colour - however the texture of your skin will remain unchanged. We have not received any reports that para-medical skin camouflage products encourage comedones or adversely affect any non-infectious dermatosis or scar tissue. But, as with all products, if there is any allergic reaction the product must be removed and the affected area thoroughly cleansed. A clinical test patch will confirm the allergy.
Most products used by BASC practitioners in Great Britain are available through the NHS and can, at doctor’s discretion, be prescribed. The four brand names currently listed in the Drug Tariff and the Monthly Index of Medical Specialities are:
Other brands are available from department stores, beauty salons, health spas and specialist retailers, however not all products are available globally. Please log on to each brand name’s website for international products.
Please note that BASC is an independent,
non-profit making Association which is not affiliated to any
industry, company, organisation or authority.
It does not sell products or guarantee any brand.

