Make seemingly invincible scars invisible
Posted Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Sometimes a scar has emotional meaning, and reducing it would mean changing an indelible part of oneself—take Padma Lakshmi or Tina Fey, for example, whose beauty is almost enhanced by their choice to keep their scars visible. But more often than not, a scar is simply a mark you'd rather not bear (or bare); a reminder of acne, a telltale sign of surgery, or a silent confession that you're a klutz with a clothes iron.
For those scars, there's a new formula that's garnering rave reviews from early users: InviCible Scars. This cream has been created to address every kind of scar at each phase of its development and existence: inflammation, proliferation (the buildup of excess collagen), epithelialization, and maturation.
The ingredients—including a patent-pending vitamin C complex, dimethicone, and ProBiosyn-4—have been meticulously chosen for the effect on each stage, promoting healthy collagen, restoring lipids and water, softening hardened tissue, and lightening discoloration. And its these ingredients that make InviCible Scars so much different from other scar treatments, which often include needless or irritating components.
A C-section scar may seem sentimental, and discoloration from a mosquito bite may remind you of a great summer; but if you'd rather see your skin look more like it did before it was injured, this breakthrough scar-reducer is a clear choice.
Tags: acne scars, collagen, dimethicone, discoloration, inflammation, InviCible Scars, lipids, Padma Lakshmi, ProBiosyn-4, scar, Tina Fey, vitamin C