ACM Viticolor Skin Camouflage Gel is a 50 mL long-wear tinting gel for depigmented skin patches. A brush gives immediate colour while DHA and erythrulose develop a more persistent shade that typically lasts 3–5 days.

Why it is used:
For cosmetic blending of visible depigmented areas such as vitiligo; it changes appearance only and does not restore pigment or treat the condition.

Ingredients and components:
Key components include Dihydroxyacetone (DHA), Erythrulose, cosmetic pigments/iron oxides and a film-forming gel base. The complete current INCI, including colourants, humectants, preservatives and fragrance components if present, must be checked on the carton.

How to use:
On clean, dry, exfoliated skin, use the brush to apply from the centre of the pale area outward, feathering the edge. Let it dry before dressing. If the shade is too light, repeat after about 8 hours; maintain 1–2 times weekly. Wash hands after use and use separate sunscreen.

Potential side effects and precautions:
May cause dryness, uneven colour, staining, stinging or contact allergy. Avoid broken skin and eyes. For UVB phototherapy, ask the treating clinician when to apply because the product may affect treatment exposure.

Disclaimer:
Cosmetic product for external use only; it is not intended to diagnose or treat disease. The ingredient list on the physical pack is the final reference because formulas may be updated. Stop use if persistent irritation occurs.