Write your store's popup content
Acne Scar Repair Stick™
In stock
- Remodels pitted acne scar texture
- Fades post-acne hyperpigmentation
- Works where retinol creams failed
- Non-greasy finish - Don't clog pores
A medical-grade silicone stick with 60% silicone to soften acne scars, smooth pitted texture, and fade dark marks. Creates long-lasting occlusion to improve ice pick, boxcar, and rolling scars with an easy glide-on stick.
If you don't notice visible improvement in how your scars look and feel, we'll refund you. No questions asked.*
No. Medical-grade silicone is non-comedogenic (won't clog pores). It sits on top of the skin creating an occlusive barrier rather than penetrating pores like oils or heavy creams.
- Creates a silicone layer that helps skin stay protected and hydrated
- Helps soften the look of scars and uneven texture over time
- Supports collagen rich recovery with consistent use
- Designed for acne marks, surgery scars, stretch marks and more
- Easy daily application that blends into any routine
3-Step Daily Protocol
Step 1 — Cleanse
Wash the area and pat fully dry.
Step 2 — Apply
Apply a thin layer directly to the scar twice daily. Wait 2–3 minutes before makeup or clothing.
Step 3 — Stay Consistent
Use daily for 8–12 weeks. Visible improvement typically begins around weeks 6–8.
What to expect, honestly:
Weeks 1–2: The scar starts to feel different before it looks different. Skin softens, tightness eases, dryness settles. That change under your fingertips is the seal working.
Weeks 3–4: Texture continues to soften and the surface smooths. Still early for visible fading — and that's exactly how it should be. Silicone seals the skin so collagen can rebuild underneath. This is where most people quit. Don't.
Weeks 4–12: First visible fading, especially under side lighting and on camera. This is where you'll notice it in photos before you notice it in the mirror.
Months 3–6: The real transformation. Most customers extend their subscription here.
Months 6–12: Full collagen remodeling complete.
Scars took months or years to form. They won't fade in two weeks.
The skin you'll see in month 6 is being built right now.
Free shipping on all orders — no minimum, no hidden fees. Orders are processed within 1–2 business days, and estimated delivery is 3–7 business days after that. Once your order ships, you'll get a tracking number by email. Questions? Reach us anytime at brk455@icloud.com.
Bundle Offer Ends Soon
Real customers results
★★★★★ Sophie L,27
I kept forgetting about those silicone sheet things so they just sat in my bathroom. This takes like 5 seconds so I actually remember to use it. The pitted areas on my cheeks blend in way better now
★★★★★ Nina R,37
These scars have been part of my face since I was 16. Almost 20 years of just accepting them. I still see them when I look in the mirror but I don't immediately zoom in on them anymore. That mental shift alone has been life-changing.
★★★★★ Marta B,26
Arm surgery two years ago, the scar was ugly and red. Now it's practically invisible, I recommend it to anyone who has scars they can't accept.
★★★★★ Francesca R,33
Cesarean scar: I'd given up on it. My sister convinced me to try ClearMark and after two months I teared up in front of the mirror.
★★★★★ Marcus T,24
Had really bad acne through my 20s. Left my cheeks looking like craters honestly. Been using this for a while and the deep ones don't look as angry anymore. Texture feels different when i shave.
Follow your progress and see what's ahead on your path to success
How it Works
Seal Acne Scars
Medical-grade silicone creates a breathable barrier that locks in moisture for 24 hours. Acne creams fade fast and never give skin time to heal.
Calm Post-Acne Inflammation
Occlusion reduces inflammation in scarred skin, helping fade red and brown post-acne marks. Added soothing ingredients support this process.
Remodel Pitted Scar Tissue
With continuous occlusion, disorganized collagen slowly realigns. Pitted scars soften, edges flatten, and texture smooths over time.
Fade Hyperpigmentation
As skin renews under the silicone layer, dark spots lighten, redness fades, and tone becomes more even.
CkearMark vs Other Scar Treatments
While expensive treatments can cost thousands, take months, and still fail, Pluune brings the clinical gold standard for scar healing to your daily routine.
Acne Scar Healing Ingredients
Medical-grade actives formulated specifically for acne scar remodeling and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
Acne, world's 8th biggest disease
You're not alone.Acne affects 80% of people between ages 11-30. While acne eventually clears,43% are left with permanent scarringif left untreated. Beyond physical marks, acne scars are linked to decreased self-esteem, social anxiety, and depression. Our formula uses clinically-proven silicone technology to help you fade scars and restore confidence.
FAQ's
No. Medical-grade silicone is non-comedogenic (won't clog pores). It sits on top of the skin creating an occlusive barrier rather than penetrating pores like oils or heavy creams.
Silicone occlusion works on old scars because skin constantly renews itself. Old scars take longer (10-12 weeks vs 8 weeks for newer scars) and may show 50-60% improvement rather than 80-90%, but visible texture smoothing and color normalization still occur.
Yes. PIH (the red/brown marks acne leaves behind) fades as the silicone barrier protects healing skin and Vitamin E supports pigment normalization. Most users see PIH lighten by 50-70% within 6-8 weeks.
On average, one stick lasts 4–8 weeks depending on how often and how large the application area is.
Yes. Apply Pluune as the final layer on clean, dry skin. It can sit under sunscreen and makeup.
On average, one stick lasts 4–8 weeks depending on how often and how large the application area is.
Yes. Pluune Skin Recovery No.01 is formulated to be gentle and suitable for sensitive skin. As with any new skincare product, we recommend a quick patch test.
Yes. Pluune is safe for all skin types when applied topically on healed skin. It has been dermatologist reviewed and uses medical-grade silicone.
