Curling Iron Burn...HELP!!

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Erica H.

Jul 26, 2013

Erica H.

So, most of you have probably experienced the pain of a burn from your curling iron. It HURTS. But my problem is that I have a white burn mark, and I don't want any scarring. Especially on my face. What do you guys suggest?

Erica H.

Jul 26, 2013

Erica H.

This is a bad angle, but you can see the mark.

Kaylah G.

Jul 26, 2013

Kaylah G.

My friend did that! She put aloe on while it was still burning and stuff then um she got scar remover and it looks like nothing ever happened.

Taylor W.

Jul 26, 2013

Taylor W.

Coconut oil

Nikelle B.

Jul 26, 2013

Nikelle B.

Cocoa butter. cover it with make up until it disappears.

Lynzie B.

Jul 26, 2013

Lynzie B.

Neosporin or Aloe Vera

Sydney S.

Jul 26, 2013

Sydney S.

Aloe Vera or Neosporin.

Danielle B.

Jul 27, 2013

Danielle B.

Use Mederma. I origionally bought it for a scar of my face from a car accident (it worked good for that also) but I used it on these burn scars from my curling iron right after they healed and they went away super quick.

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