International recognition to the quality of Covermark Camouflage
In 2002 the National Museum of American History exhibited the most important discoveries of the last century. Makeup products created by Lydia O'Leary were included in that exhibition as one of the great advances in the health and beauty sector.
In 2009 the brand was recognized with the International Quality Award, granted by the Trade Leaders ’Club, in recognition of its successful presence in the international market and the quality of its products and services.
Currently the products of the line Covermark Camouflage They are distributed in more than 80 countries worldwide and millions of users benefit from their properties.
Makeup for serious imperfections.
Covermark Camouflage
The unique formula of Covermark Camouflage It is a rapid and effective method for camouflating imperfections in the skin, giving perfect and natural results even when used as daily use makeup.1 Its waterproof formulation offers long -term results, while allowing the skin to breathe and maintain comfortable throughout the day. They are products suitable for all types of skins, hypoallergenic and with sun protection filters.
They cover perfectly, leaving invisible: cuperosis, rosacea, dark circles, varicose veins, acne marks, hyperchromies; Vitíligo; psoriasis; scars; burns and tattoos.
Vascular alterations in the skin
Makeup for Cuperosis
Cuperosis is an antisthetic manifestation of small varicose veins that appear in different areas of the face. Being the elasticity of practically zero micro-capital ones, when the blood flow increases abruptly, the vessels become more visible especially in white and sensitive skin. Cuperosis is more frequent in women and its etiology is due to both external and internal triggers.
The appearance of telangiectasias is the main characteristic of cuperosis. They are branched filaments, which appear mainly on the cheeks and nose fins, almost red.
It is an aesthetic problem, not a disease, but if it is not taken care of it can derive in Rosacea.
Makeup for Rosacea
Rosacea or rosacea acne is a chronic inflammatory disease with periods of improvement and worsening, of unknown cause, which affects the skin and sometimes the eyes. It is usually located in the face and manifests itself as an initially transitory redness (Flushing) that later becomes persistent, with the appearance of vascular dilations (telangiectasias) and sometimes red grains and with pus (papules and pustules) similar to those presented by the youth acne. The maximum incidence occurs between 30 and 60 years, and is more frequent in women and clear leather people.
Makeup for dark circles
Dark circles are alterations of skin coloration under the eyes due to the dilation of capillaries near the surface of the skin and excessive melanin production.
One of its main causes is inheritance, people with a family history of dark circles are more likely to have them. Physiological vasodilation and the loss of thickness of the skin that occurs over the years cause dark circles to be accentuated in the elderly. Apart from these circumstances, dark circles may appear as a result of diseases (allergies, eccema, atopic dermatitis, conjunctivitis, hormonal alteration states, vascular problems, etc.).
Makeup for vascular spiders and varicose veins
Vascular spiders are dilations of small blood vessels located near the skin surface, which have a red or bluish color.
Varices are extensive veins in the lower extremities caused by weakening in the vein wall, which usually generates pain and swelling. The veins are responsible for returning the blood to the heart. To do this, they have valves that, through the exercise of the muscles, compress the veins and make the blood rise to the next section, in which the valve, for the effect of the force of the blood, opens and by the Effect of gravity closes. Sometimes this game does not occur properly. Blood does not rise correctly, producing dilation in the superficial veins due to the increase in pressure, alteration known as varicose veins.
They usually appear at an early age and the factors that contribute the most to their appearance are: inheritance, pregnancy, sun exposure, menopause, stay in the same position (sitting or standing) and the lack of physical exercise.
Makeup for acne
Acne is a common skin disease that causes pimples (grains). The pimples are formed when the hair follicles that are under the skin are covered. Most pimples appear on the face, neck, back, chest and shoulders. Any person can have acne, but is common in adolescents and young adults.
Makeup for hyperchromies
State in which there is an increase in an abnormal excessive pigmentation of the skin, congenital or acquired, as in people affected by sewage and melanoderma, among others. Melasma is often associated with estrogen female hormones and progesterone and is especially common in pregnant women, among those who are taking oral contraceptives ("the pill") and between which they undergo hormonal replacement therapy during menopause.
Makeup for vitiligio
Vitiligo causes white spots on the skin. It also affects his eyes, mouth and nose. It occurs when cells that color the skin are destroyed. The cause of cell destruction is not known. It is more common among people with autoimmune diseases and can have a family trend. It usually starts before the age of 40.
White spots are more common where the skin is exposed to the sun. In some cases, the spots spread. Vitiligo can cause the early appearance of gray hair. If you have dark skin, you can lose color inside your mouth.
Makeup for psoriasis
Psoriasis is a skin disease that causes itching or painful grim patch and reddened with silver scales. It usually appears on the shoulders, the knees, the scalp, the back, the face, the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet, but it can also occur in other parts of the body. Some people with this condition can acquire a form of arthritis known as psoriatic arthritis.
The cause of psoriasis is a problem in the immune system. In a process called cell replacement, skin cells that grow in the deepest part of the skin advance towards the surface. Normally, this takes a month. In psoriasis, it occurs in a few days because cells advance too fast.
