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EPISODE · Sep 6, 2022 · 21 MIN

Silc Skin: Silicone Patches for Wrinkles and Why They Work

from Art Beauty · host Amber Milt

How a Hollywood special effects artist discovered a smooth skin solution!During her career as a special effects makeup artist, Camille Calvet would use silicone-based prosthetics in her work. One day, as she removed the prosthetics from an actor, she noticed that the skin exposed to the silicone looked softer and smoother. She found out that medical-grade silicone was being used in the medical industry to treat keloid scarring and began to experiment with silicone as a treatment for wrinkles. We’ll talk to Camille Calvet about:Her background in special effects and her work with Tom Cruise on Minority Report and Vanilla Sky.Silc Skin: How and why she created the company.Medical-grade Silicone and how it benefits the skin.Shop the show:SilcSkin Decollette Pads for Chest WrinklesSilcSkin Eye PadsSilcSkin Full Face SetThis podcast is not sponsored. All opinions are always 100% honest and my own. Links are affiliate links. If you click a link and buy something, I may receive a commission for the sale. It doesn't cost you anything extra and you are free to use the link or not as you choose. If you do use my links, I appreciate your support.

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