Five specialty inks for camouflaging dark scars.
Dark (hyperpigmented) scars need a different approach than white scars. The Dark Scar Collection brings together five inks for color-correcting and softening darker scar tissue so it blends with the surrounding skin.
What’s included:
Intenze Snow White Opaque (1 oz): bright, high-coverage white for lifting dark areas.
StarBrite Colors Beach Beige (½ oz): a soft, natural skin-tone base.
Intenze Light Magenta (½ oz): adds warmth and life to keep the mix from looking flat or gray.
Intenze Bright Orange (½ oz): a corrector that helps cancel the cool, gray or purple tones common in dark scars.
Intenze Snow White Mixing (1 oz): a softer white for blending and lightening your mix.
How it works:
Dark scars often carry cool, gray or purple undertones. Orange sits opposite blue and violet on the color wheel, so it helps neutralize those tones, while the whites and Beach Beige lift and match the scar to the surrounding skin. Magenta keeps the result warm and natural.
Who it’s for:
Paramedical and scar camouflage artists working on hyperpigmented scars. For white scars and stretch marks, see our Skin Match Recipe Builder and The Fourmula.
For professional use. Always swatch and test before treatment.
Five specialty inks for camouflaging dark scars.
Dark (hyperpigmented) scars need a different approach than white scars. The Dark Scar Collection brings together five inks for color-correcting and softening darker scar tissue so it blends with the surrounding skin.
What’s included:
Intenze Snow White Opaque (1 oz): bright, high-coverage white for lifting dark areas.
StarBrite Colors Beach Beige (½ oz): a soft, natural skin-tone base.
Intenze Light Magenta (½ oz): adds warmth and life to keep the mix from looking flat or gray.
Intenze Bright Orange (½ oz): a corrector that helps cancel the cool, gray or purple tones common in dark scars.
Intenze Snow White Mixing (1 oz): a softer white for blending and lightening your mix.
How it works:
Dark scars often carry cool, gray or purple undertones. Orange sits opposite blue and violet on the color wheel, so it helps neutralize those tones, while the whites and Beach Beige lift and match the scar to the surrounding skin. Magenta keeps the result warm and natural.
Who it’s for:
Paramedical and scar camouflage artists working on hyperpigmented scars. For white scars and stretch marks, see our Skin Match Recipe Builder and The Fourmula.
For professional use. Always swatch and test before treatment.
