Scar cover up!!

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Mo M.

Apr 24, 2013

Mo M.

I contracted MRSA as a young child, and luckily all I have left to show for it is just a scar. But now that I'm grown, its becoming more and more inconvenient. People always ask what happened and I just want it covered up. Its VERY deep. And I've tried every cream and ointment. My next step is plastic surgery, which is very expensive. Any advice on how to cover it??

Priscilla C.

Apr 24, 2013

Priscilla C.

Try cicatricure look for it on eBay.its really good.product really works.try it and guaranteed it'll work.

Anastacia A.

Apr 24, 2013

Anastacia A.

Where is the scar located?

Liliana Z.

Apr 24, 2013

Liliana Z.

You can cover it with camouflage makeup. Any derma makeup does the trick. Kryolan has a great Dermacolour range which covers just about any scar, burn and even tattoo.

Mo M.

Apr 24, 2013

Mo M.

Thank you so much! Its on my forehead.

Anastacia A.

Apr 25, 2013

Anastacia A.

I agree with Liliana. I keep the kryolan in my kit for tattoo cover ups and stuff...You should also look into getting an airbrush machine.

Priscilla C.

Apr 25, 2013

Priscilla C.

Trust me,cicatricure is really good.so good that people who used it around their eye area found out that it even helps with wrinkles so women also started using it for that as well.

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