ScarArt

I am looking forward to the new year with ScarArt. The new Dolphin tattoo is a huge hit and I am now beginning work on a new design. I think it it will be a big hit. I am keeping the new design a secret until it is released. Be sure to stay tuned to the spring press release that will be out in April.

We received feedback from our valued customers who requested we have a design that would look more like a “real tattoo” we have finalized the product and it is NOW available for purchase!. Be sure to head to the catalog and purchase yours now! Here’s what the design looks like….

The new design is complete it is a mix of beautiful blue Dolphins and barbed wire we wanted to create a feminine look with a masculine tattoo look. The design idea came from feedback from our customers that wanted something that had a masculine look. I am very pleased with how they look and can’t wait to get them out of print and packaging which will be in about three weeks. We also redesigned the Belly Button Accessory and the new design will be much more flattering on the belly. Customers should be able to purchase the designs stating late October.

I just got the first preview from the ScarArt Graphic Designer for the new redesigned of the Belly Button Accessory. I think you are all really going to love the new look. The new design will be shown to me in a couple of days. I will keep you posted. I will reveal what they look like on the blog when they are both ready for print and package . Stay tuned………

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ScarArt: The Original Removable Tattoo for Tummy Scars

ScarArt was specifically designed to conceal Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) and Horizontal Cesarean Section (C-Section) Scars. ScarArt was designed by a woman for a woman. The thought behind the product was simple. Women find many flaws that make them feel less beautiful and a scar only feeds a woman’s insecurities about any flaws she may have.

After having children, many women are left with a big scar – in some cases from hip to hip. In other cases, women seek help from a plastic surgeon to repair a c-section scar or to get rid of unwanted flab that exercise just can’t. Regardless of how the scar becomes a permanent fixture on a woman’s body, it is there and they want to conceal it in any way possible.

With all the popularity of tattoos and temporary tattoos, it only made sense to consider the possibility of concealing a scar with a beautiful design. So many products on the market today claim they will diminish the appearance of the scar; only leaving some degree of disappointment. The scar may be diminished, but is not gone. ScarArt does not offer a magic cream and it will not erase the scar… but it will conceal it. It will instantly allow women the confidence to run around in a tiny bikini or sexy lingerie or nothing at all. They love the beautiful designs they can choose from and the ability to change them as often as they like. The application and removal is easy.

ScarArt: A Personal Quest

Sixteen years ago, Angela Barrow had a c-section which resulted in a vertical scar. She then decided to disguise the scar with a tummy tuck…which changed the look of the scar to a horizontal scar from hip to hip. Disappointed, she continued her search for a vanishing treatment. She used scar revision, silicone gel sheets, liquid crèmes and concealing makeup. Nothing seemed to work. Reluctantly, she resigned herself to the idea that a permanent tattoo was the only solution.

Driving to work one day, Angela decided there must be a better way and began to visualize a decorative adhesive strip that could hide a scar and look like an accessory.

She began calling manufacturers trying to convince them that an adhesive strip long enough to go from hip to hip would be a worthwhile investment for c-section scars. Until ScarArt, body adhesive strips were small and created for arm bands and henna tattoos for the back. The idea of a longer, curved strip for tummy scars just hadn’t been thought of yet.

For over a year, Angela went from manufacturer to manufacturer with her idea. Finally, one manufacturer decided to take her up on the challenge. She invested in a prototype and sent it to the manufacturer. Soon, designs were underway and ScarArt strips were rolling off the production line.

Today, the ScarArt designs and colors are continuously expanding with comments from women who say they “feel sexy again for the first time in years.” Or, it’s like “self-confidence in an adhesive strip.” With comments like these…well, Angela just says…it doesn’t get any better than this!

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Be sure to check out our featured give away in the new In The Know Beauty Magazine. Once again thank you Eliza Drewa for including ScarArt in ITK. Be sure to subscribe to ITK for future ScarArt give aways.

http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/advanstar/intheknow_200812/#/0

The featured ScarArt give away can be located on page 12-13.

ScarArt was selected as the one of the September’s Editor’s Picks at the Cosmetic Surgery Times. Thank you Eliza Drewa for selecting ScarArt.

http://cosmeticsurgerytimes.modernmedicine.com/cosmeticsurgerytimes/New+Products/September-Editors-Picks/ArticleStandard/Article/detail/547232?contextCategoryId=45582

We have released the Instructional Video to demonstrate how to apply ScarArt. See my on-line interview and how ScarArt is applied in our FAQ section of www.ScarArt.com, or view the video on YouTube (in two sections).

You can watch the Video here http://www.scarart.com/video.htm as well.