Tattoo Concealer Waterproof,Tattoo Concealer, Upgrade Professional Waterproof Skin Camouflage Cream Scar Hiding Tattoo Cover Up Makeup for Vitiligo Spots Birthmarks

had bad scars from 'lollipop surgery' or mastopexy surgery done on my breasts. I had them done in March and they just wouldn't fade. I used this product which, granted, comes with no directions and the box is written in Oriental languages but it was easy enough to figure out. One dark shade, one light shade, a small 'spatula and and empty 'cup'. I experimented with the colors and of course messed up but I found that if you have unadulterated coconut oil...not the kind you melt but the kind available on Amazon you could wipe of mistakes and lighten it up relatively easy with the light shade. Use an old rag because you will never get it off any material. BUT the scars cannot be seen. Now this is my first day. I am going to shower tomorrow, wait a day or two and then re-evaluate. So, hard to blend, hard to use. Great results as of this writing. If amazon would allow me to show pics of my breasts I would do so but I doubt it.

Product is very messy when trying to blend colors. And sets up(dries) very quick. And once it does it's not going any where. Which I'd a good thing but the bad out weighs the good he for me. After a few uses the product dries out and is unusable.

I love that you can mix your own mixture for whatever skin color you need. This stuff works excellent and it is a strong, Water Proof formuLa. Easy, self explanatory application. Mix until you get the desired color on your skin and your done. You can also add water if you want a thin application. Sometimes I try out new products and they are a dud. They don't quite work out the way I need them to. This product worked out perfect and was well worth the purchase. I don't even think I paid ten bucks for it. Love, love, love.

Not what I expected or as advertised. The brown cream is to light to mix with the white. Does not match skin tone.

Now I understood better the difference between a foundation versus a concealer. When dealing with tattoo concealment, no ordinary makeup can do it. Dermacol, Dermablend, LA Girl, etc? I have Dermacol tones# 222, 223, 224, 227 and 228. I have LA Girl dark and light tones. I haven't tried Dermablend yet. The problem with these usual cosmetic products is just that are designed for your skin and not for tattoos. Covering up a tattoo is a completely different requirement. To coverup a tattoo, you need a concealer that really sticks and holds for 8 hours. This concealer product that I am reviewing here is what I'm takling about. It sticks and it holds. During application, it dries up pretty fast in around 60 seconds and it is very hard creamy.The packaging cartoon has writings of Korean/Chinese and the only discernable English word is "FASIEFIN". I really like this product. I research more, but there is nothing about it in the internet. The closest I find due to similarity in the cartoon packaging is another product named as "SEGMINISMART Tattoo Concealer". I am wondering if it is made by the same company or not.

This product does not cover well, is impossible to match skin tone and comes off on your clothes. Unfortunately I didn’t try it right away and missed the window to return it. I do not recommend.

Hard to color match. No real instructions with it. Does not cover very well.

I bought this to conceal those bruisey-looking things old people get on our arms. Has to do with thin skin I guess. Anyway, it does a good job covering these unsightly blemishes.