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Dermacolor Camouflage Creme
272110204
€20.00
24,20 € Tax incl.
24,20 € Tax incl.
High-coverage oil-based camouflage makeup. Ideal for covering tattoos, scars and blemishes. Fragrance-free. Available in 4 g and 30 g.
Dermacolor Camouflage Creme is a corrective oil-based makeup —formulated with wax and oil— designed to cover with maximum opacity tattoos, scars, vascular blemishes and any chromatic skin irregularity. Its fragrance-free formulation makes it suitable for sensitive skin and on-camera use, with natural results that hold under extreme conditions when properly set.
Technical specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | Oil-based camouflage makeup (wax and oil) |
| Coverage | High coverage power |
| Number of colours per palette | 2 colours (flesh tones) |
| Available version | On Set |
| Fragrance | Fragrance-free |
| Available formats | 4 g / 30 g |
| Application | Skin (face, neck and body) |
| Water resistance | Yes, after setting with a compatible fixing spray |
| Mixable | Yes, between colours within the same range |
What it is used for
Dermacolor Camouflage Creme is designed for special effects makeup professionals, theatrical and film character work, as well as makeup artists in medical-aesthetic settings. Its high pigmentation allows you to cover in a single layer what other products cannot achieve in several:
- Tattoo coverage on film sets, events and audiovisual productions
- Correction of scars, burns and vascular blemishes
- Concealing deep dark circles, pigmentation spots and vitiligo
- Tone evening on areas of the face, neck and décolletage
- Character base for skin tone change work on camera
- Use outdoors or under conditions of heat and heavy sweating, with proper setting
How to use it
- Prepare the skin: clean and dry it thoroughly. Oil-free skin improves product adhesion.
- Warm the cream: take a small amount with a spatula or finger and work it on the back of your hand until it reaches body temperature. This makes it more workable and improves coverage.
- Apply in small amounts: using a latex sponge, flat brush or fingertip, spread the product with patting (pat) movements over the area to be covered. Do not drag.
- Mix colours if necessary: blend the available shades on the back of your hand until you achieve the exact tone that matches the actor's or client's natural skin tone.
- Blend the edges: work the borders of the covered area so that the transition with the surrounding skin is imperceptible.
- Set the makeup: apply a compatible fixing spray to make the finish water-resistant. Without this step, the product may transfer on contact or with sweat.
- Check under different lights: verify the result under camera light, natural light and artificial light before giving the final approval.
Usage tips
Body temperature: the key to application
The oil base of Dermacolor Camouflage Creme has a consistency that can feel somewhat firm straight from the pot, especially in cold environments. Always warming a small amount on the back of your hand before applying is not optional: it is the step that makes the difference between a clumsy finish and a professional result. Never apply directly from the pot onto the skin without this prior step.
Minimum amount, maximum coverage
The most common mistake with high-coverage products is using too much product at once. Start with a thin layer worked in well with patting, and add a second layer only where strictly necessary. Accumulating excess product creates an unnatural finish and increases the risk of cracking or transfer during the shoot.
Setting: the step you cannot skip
Without setting, Dermacolor Camouflage Creme is vulnerable to sweat, friction and contact. On productions with actors in motion, outdoors or under heat lights, a fixing spray specifically formulated for oil-based makeups is essential. Apply it at a distance of around 20–30 cm with circular movements, and allow it to dry completely before the actor enters the scene or touches any surface.
Frequently asked questions
Does this type of makeup cover dark-coloured tattoos?
Yes. Dermacolor Camouflage Creme is formulated with a high pigment load that allows it to cover even tattoos with dark or heavily saturated inks. On very dark or thick-line tattoos, a second thin layer may be needed after the first application and proper blending. The key is to apply the first layer well without accumulating excess product.
Is it suitable for sensitive or allergy-prone skin?
Dermacolor Camouflage Creme is fragrance-free, which reduces the risk of reaction on reactive skin. However, as with any cosmetic product applied to skin, a patch test on a small area is recommended before extending the application, especially if the actor or client has a history of cosmetic allergies.
How long does the makeup last without touch-ups on a film set?
With correct setting using a compatible fixing spray, Dermacolor Camouflage Creme offers very high durability, even under conditions of heat, sweat or water contact. Under normal shooting conditions with setting, it can remain stable for hours without the need for touch-ups. In high-temperature outdoor conditions or with intense physical activity, it is advisable to keep the product on hand for spot touch-ups.
Can it be used on other parts of the body besides the face?
Yes. Although it is especially indicated for the face and neck, Dermacolor Camouflage Creme can be applied to any area of the body where tattoos, scars or blemishes need to be covered: arms, legs, décolletage or back. For larger surface areas, the 30 g format is more convenient and cost-effective than the 4 g.
Can the colours be mixed to adjust the shade?
Yes, and it is one of the great advantages of working with Dermacolor. Shades within the same range are fully miscible with each other, allowing you to precisely adjust the resulting tone to the exact skin tone of the actor or client. Mixing is done on the back of the hand, working in small amounts until the correct match is achieved before applying.
How is the product removed at the end of the day?
As an oil-based makeup, Dermacolor Camouflage Creme is effectively removed with cleansing oils, oil-based cleansing products or cleansing milks designed for long-wear makeups. Water alone is not sufficient to remove the product, especially if it has been set with a fixing spray.
What is the difference between the 4 g and 30 g formats?
The 4 g format is ideal for testing, colour matching or one-off work with a single actor. The 30 g format is designed for continuous professional use on productions, where multiple actors are involved or a larger amount of product is needed per session. Both formats contain the same product.
Does this product protect against UV rays?
According to the manufacturer's information, Dermacolor Camouflage Creme, once correctly set with the appropriate fixing spray, offers some protection against UV rays. However, for work involving prolonged sun exposure, it is recommended to check the specifications of the fixing spray used and consider applying additional sun protection under the camouflage.
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