Most wrinkle patches are paper or hydrocolloid, and creams sit on the surface and evaporate. Scarlie is medical-grade silicone, the same material dermatologists and surgeons point people to after surgery. It doesn’t add anything to your skin. It seals it, so the moisture your body already makes stays trapped underneath for hours instead of drying out.

Yes, because both respond to the same thing: sustained hydration under a sealed surface. On a raised scar, that hydration signals the cells underneath to stop overproducing the thick collagen that keeps it firm and red. On a wrinkle, it plumps the crease from below while the strip holds the skin flat. Same seal, two very different jobs.

Two different timelines. For fine lines, most people notice plumper, smoother-looking skin the very next morning, though that first effect is hydration and it’s temporary. For raised scars, think in weeks: the itch and tightness usually ease first, then colour, then height, with visible change around week 4 for most people. Scars are slow. Consistency matters more than any single night.

Yes. Scarlie is hypoallergenic, latex-free and fragrance-free, and silicone is one of the least reactive materials used on skin. It’s gentle enough for the areas around the eyes and mouth. If your skin is highly reactive, test a small piece for one night first. Don’t apply it over broken skin, open wounds or active breakouts.

We recommend 6 to 8 hours overnight. Contact time is the whole mechanism, so hours worn matter more than anything else. You can wear it during the day too, just make sure the skin underneath is clean and completely free of oils, serums or make-up, or it won’t seal properly.

Depending on how much you cut and where you use it, one roll typically lasts 3 to 6 weeks. Each piece is reusable: rinse it with water, let it air-dry on its liner, and use it again. That’s what makes it far cheaper per night than single-use patches or a cream you have to keep repurchasing.

That’s the part we built it around. Scarlie uses a skin-safe adhesive that flexes with your face and holds through a full night of turning over, including for side sleepers. It’s breathable, and it lifts off in the morning without pulling at your skin. Cheap strips that let go at 2am deliver nothing, because the seal is the treatment.

Almost anywhere. Most people use it on forehead lines, the 11s between the brows, crow’s feet, smile lines, neck creases and on C-section, surgical, keloid and burn scars. Cut it to the size and shape you need. It also works on raised acne scars, though not on the sunken, pitted kind, since there’s nothing raised to flatten.

Yes. A scar that is still raised or firm is still active tissue, and it will respond to the same sealed hydration no matter how old it is. Fresh scars just move faster, because the cells are still remodelling. On a scar that’s a few years old, expect the softening and flattening to come more gradually, so give it consistent nightly wear for a few months rather than a few weeks. What it won’t change is a scar that has already gone flat, pale and level with the skin around it, because there is nothing left to flatten.

Most cheap tapes are thin, use harsh adhesive, and stop sticking after a few uses. That’s not a small difference: if it isn’t on you at 6am, you got no dose at all, which is why so many people think silicone didn’t work for them. Scarlie uses premium medical-grade silicone, is third-party lab tested, and is built to hold all night, roll after roll.

Yes. You get a 90-day money-back guarantee. Use it nightly, and if you’re not genuinely happy with what you see, contact us within 90 days and we’ll refund you. We give you 90 days on purpose, because scars need weeks, not days.