Inside the formula
Scarless combines silicone oils, squalane, and a stable vitamin C derivative chosen to work together — not just share a tube. Here's what each one does, and how they reinforce one another.
The actives
Three actives, each with a distinct role. Tap any card to read more.
Silicone System
Siloxane polymers
Several silicones in one system — they spread the gel on, form the occlusive film, and keep it comfortable to wear.
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from olive oil
Replenishes moisture and offsets the dryness of long-term silicone use.
Learn moreVitamin C Derivative
Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate
Supports collagen organization and helps even scar tone.
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Three actives don't just share a tube. Each pair in this formula reinforces the others across the things that matter for a scar.
Barrier & hydration
Silicone seals the scar in a breathable, self-drying film while squalane replenishes moisture beneath it. Together they hold the hydrated environment a scar needs to flatten — without the dryness silicone alone can cause.
Collagen & flattening
The occluded, hydrated environment supports more normalized collagen, and the stable vitamin C derivative supports its organization. The pair helps a scar mature flatter, softer, and less raised.
Tone & comfort
Vitamin C helps even scar tone and reduce redness, while squalane keeps the skin calm and comfortable. Together they address how a scar looks and how it feels.
The published research describes the individual actives and related silicone-and-vitamin-C formulations; Scarless itself has not been evaluated in a randomized controlled trial. Individual results vary.
A system of several silicones
Several silicones, each chosen for a distinct job.
A film-forming silicone sets into a flexible, breathable, water-resistant sheet over the scar — the occlusive barrier that holds moisture at the skin's surface. This is the mechanism the published silicone research ties to softer, flatter, and less-red scars.
A fast-spreading silicone glides the gel on in a thin, even layer, then lifts away — so what stays behind is the active film, not a greasy coat.
A conditioning silicone keeps that film smooth and comfortable — easy to wear every day, under clothing or makeup.
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Topical silicone is one of the most widely studied, non-invasive options for scar management, supported by published research on the prevention and reduction of raised scars.
See published researchSilicone gel or silicone sheets: how to chooseThe comfort partner
Offsets the dryness that long-term silicone use can cause.
Squalane is a lightweight, skin-identical emollient derived from olive oil. It replenishes moisture and offsets the dryness that can come with long-term silicone use, keeping the scar and surrounding skin comfortable.
Squalane integrates into the skin's own lipid barrier, helping the surface stay supple and resilient through weeks of daily application.
Non-irritating and well tolerated, squalane helps make the formula suitable for children and sensitive skin, without added fragrance.
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Squalane is a well-documented skin emollient in published dermatology research, valued for restoring moisture and supporting the skin barrier.
See published researchThe tone-evening active
A stable vitamin C derivative, associated with collagen organization and even tone.
A stable vitamin C derivative is associated, in the research on the active, with collagen organization — the orderly collagen a flatter, smoother scar is built on.
In the research on the active, vitamin C is associated with more even tone, helping soften the look of the redness that makes a scar stand out.
As an antioxidant, the vitamin C derivative helps protect the healing scar from oxidative stress during the weeks it takes to mature.
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Ascorbic acid and its derivatives are supported by published research on their role in collagen synthesis, antioxidant protection, and skin tone.
See published researchSafety profile
A short list, on purpose. Scarless is made for anyone who wants effective scar care without ingredients they don't need.
No steroids and no medicated actives. Scarless works physically, through an occlusive silicone barrier — not as a drug.
Free from paraben preservatives — a category many people prefer to avoid in long-term topical care.
No added fragrance or perfume, to minimize one of the most common triggers of irritation on healing skin.
Produced in facilities certified to Good Manufacturing Practice, with batch traceability on every tube.
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Read the published research behind Scarless's actives — silicone, squalane, and vitamin C — for scar care.
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