Amazing stuff, I'm stunned! It’s actually gone. I have just used veil cover cream for the first time and I'm amazed!

The #Veilchallenge for April is all about rosacea. If you suffer from Rosacea then read more about how to request a free sample of our cover cream.

We’re delighted we’ve been able to help professional make-up artist Sian Jeffries-Jones on her volunteer work with the awesome Katie Piper Foundation.

At Veil we’re pretty confident that our camouflage makeup works. We’re confident because you tell us that it makes you confident.

Our March Newsletter is out full of our latest promotions and stories and you can read it here!

March is port wine stain month at Veil Cover Cream. If you have port wine stain that you would like to cover you can find out more in this post.

Wendy, now 47, has had psoriasis since she was a teenager. It became worse in her 20s and for many years she has been forced to wear long sleeves, even in the hottest weather, to cover her elbows.

Raynaud’s affects 10 million people in the UK. In its most severe form is very painful, and in secondary Raynaud’s ulcerations can occur which may become gangrenous and lead to amputation.

Veil Cover Cream is like the Swiss army knife of camouflage creams. It can be used in so many ways and has helped so many of you in your everyday lives and we’d like to celebrate that. So we’ve decided to make 2013 the year when we show the world what we can do

Lisa was born with a port wine stain, a birthmark caused by the abnormal development of blood vessels in the skin. For many people birthmarks aren’t a huge issue, but Lisa’s is very noticeable and covers her right eye-lid and the area between her eye-brow and her hair-line.

A few years ago Rosie got a tattoo on her arm. The design is hugely significant for her and it’s an important part of who she is. But her father, who she doesn’t see often, is very much against tattoos or piercings of any kind.

I was burned in an accident over 12 years ago since then I have searched for a concealer that will match my very light skin tone and conceal my first second and third degree burns on my face and neck.

The winner of the Veil Challenge has been announced as Ali Quant from East Sussex. Ali has extensive scars and burns over all areas of her body and every day has to decide whether to spend time covering them up, or endure stares and comments. That daily dilemma has been made easier to deal with now that Ali has discovered Veil. She explains: “It’s so easy and quick to apply, it’s not like other camouflage creams I’ve tried, it’s better.”

Liz is 23 and a reception teacher. She has a port wine stain on her face and her job means that every day she has to face an audience of kids who can be extremely honest and have no qualms about telling you the truth.

The Veil Camouflage Makeup Challenge ran during September 2012 and invited our customers to try our product for free. Here are just some of the many responses we received throughout the challenge.

We are delighted to announce...

Helen uses Veil as a day to day make-up to help her cope with problem skin

The auto-immune deficiency vitiligo, a condition where the skin loses its natural pigmentation and becomes white, often causes sufferers embarrassment. For Nakita Grady the problem is not just embarrassing, it is affecting her career. The 22 year old from Norfolk wants to be a professional model.

In April 2012 Karen Roper was due to fulfil an ambition by taking her motorbike test, the CBT. Her husband, also keen to take up biking, was booked in a few days later to take his test. They’d bought helmets and leathers and taken lessons, ready to start this new hobby together.

Veil Cover Cream recently launched the #veilchallenge in order for us to find new people to try and review our brilliant product. We are really interested to know how Veil makes our customers feel and since the campaign has started, we have had some amazing feedback and some amazing new stories.