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Jan 9, 2012
Rachel G.
I recently had an acne on my nose and after i scratched it. the scar is so bad that I don't know how to cover it up, any advice?? Please and Thank you.
Jan 9, 2012
Angela W.
Sometimes brushing on some powder will cover a scab better than concealer or foundation. Whatever you decide to attempt, try not to mess with it too much, it'll just prolong the healing process. Put an anti-bacterial ointment on it at night if you can, it'll help it heal faster and maybe reduce permenant scarring.