Chromelin® Complexion Blender

Only stuff that has ever worked on my facial scars. Not perfect but better than anything else I’ve tried. Takes a few applications though. About two or three nights straight and the it’s good for 3-4 days without unless you shave then it’s gone.

This stuff is worthless. Save your money for sure. Buy a 99 cent bottle of iodine or mercurecrom. It is clear so you have no clue where and how much you are applying. It takes hours and hours to show and sign you applied anything. By then , if you got some where you didn't want to it is too late. The applicator is lame so used the tip of my finger. Even after immediately washing with soap and a little bleach my finger tip turned a nice orange color. The spots I treated looked much the same except for the adjacent skin was darker making the white spot even more noticeable.

When I first used this product it seemed like it didn't work. Be patient. It is NOT an immediate reaction to ones skin. I have vitiligo and that's why I use it. You have to master the use of the wand/applicator, it is not hard. You must put a few coats on to see the colour on your skin, again, be patient. Its a good thing it is a bit progressive, that way one doesn't OVER colour themselves. I have now achieved a perfect blend to my skin(face). I have not used it anywhere else, just my face. My face vitiligo only bothers me. I have used from high end very expensive make up down to the cheap stuff, and for me it is a very trying experience, especially due to sweating, I still buy the waterproof(HA! yeah right)colour stay stuff. A helpful makeup tip...buy a few colours(I use liquid...I hate powder) and mix up a few very small batches of colour and do test areas. I am Caucasian and tan at the hint of sunlight. I have no idea for other skin colours/tones. Hopes this helps. Currently I am able to use just the chromelin without foundation/coverup...luck!

Used the product for one year, worked very well. last purchase used the entire bottle . It was like water. Even tested it on my arm every day, no results. product quality not consistent. too bad it could be a good product.

This item gets the job done but with it being clear instead of the (green) color that DY-O-DERM made makes it hard to know what spots you've applied it to! Also it takes a few hours for it to blend, the DY-O-DERM colored as soon as it was applied! Also the costs is outrageous! A 4 fluid oz. bottle of DY-O-DERM did cost anywhere from $19-$27 a bottle! A 1 fluid oz. bottle of the Chromelin is $29-$38. It's not near the product that DY-O-DERM was! They need to bring that product back on the market!

I bought this for my mom, she has Vitiligo. It did not work for her. First off, it is a tiny, tiny bottle. About the size of those miniature liquor bottles. The product was leaking when I received it and half of it was gone. She put it on for about a month and no change. The product also smells. It's like a combination of rubbing alcohol and ammonia (wouldn't be surprised if it was). Its a clear substance so my mom was confused. But the product just sucks.

I had several moles removed from my face, leaving behind very noticeable white scars. I have fairly pale skin but even then the white scars really stood out. I am not huge into cover up but wanted my white scars to be less noticeable so finally tried this product. I just use the applicator in the bottle to rub onto the white scars every day or two, allow to dry, then apply my face lotion and any other make up like usual. IT WORKS GREAT! I had not found anything that works nearly as well to cover white scars - this works much better than concealer or even trying to apply self-tanner to these white spots - and lasts much longer. Best product I've found for darkening white scars to blend into your skin.

If you are typically fair skin and need coverage in summer months this will work after you practice applying. If you very fair skin all year long this is not a good blender for you since it pigments so dark after the recommended 8 hours. Will work great for darker skin complexions.