How to lighten a burn!?

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Emily T.

Jul 25, 2013

Emily T.

Okay about a week and a half ago I burnt 3 of my fingers with a curling iron. The blisters have gone but they have left REALLY dark marks on my fingers. How can I try and get rid of them? Any products I could try? Thanks girls x

Lily W.

Jul 25, 2013

Lily W.

Maybe try putting lemon on them?x

Emily T.

Jul 25, 2013

Emily T.

Thanks lily, I'll try it! Aw I know Christina, isn't it annoying! xo.

Ayesha M.

Jul 25, 2013

Ayesha M.

aloe vera~

Lauren K.

Jul 25, 2013

Lauren K.

Aloe vera has always worked for me, but as a household item, you could either soak a tea towel in milk and rest it on the burned area or get a mixture of yoghurt and honey and smear it on the burn, the yoghurt will cool it down and the honey will allow the yoghurt to stay on the surface of the skin, making it last longer and therefore causing a long lasting effect. this should do the trick, and green tea ice cubes rubbed over it will not only help but it's good for the skin xx hope this helps honey! and hope it isn't too painful! :) x

Lora Z.

Jul 26, 2013

Lora Z.

Bio oil

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