Scars on my back coverup help needed.

Apr 25, 2016

Unicorn W.

Hi,
so I've been having some problems with not really bad pimples but still a few on the back of my shoulders. Scars formed and now I'm insecure about showing my back. Well my problem right now is that prom is coming up and I chose very unwisely (a backfree dress).
Do you have some recommendations about how I could make them fade faster or how to hide or cover them up?
I'm not getting any more pimples there so it's just the scars. So please comment if you had the same problem or know how to help me.
(please do mind me having a very light skintone)
Have a nice day. ;D

Apr 25, 2016

Taylor K.

I have the same problem and literally nothing would work. I was looking up products online and Palmer's Skin Therapy Oil was one of them. It said it was good for scars and stretch marks and I was like okay it's pretty cheap (10 dollars) at Walmart so I decided to get it. I got it last week and I've already seen a huge difference in the way my back looks. I really recommend it. It makes your skin feel amazing.

I have really oily skin and I've had acne problems for years. I've been waiting for the chance to tell people about it so hopefully this was useful. You should look it up online and read about it if you're interested. I love it and again, it's only been about a week so I'm really excited to see the results in the near future!

Apr 25, 2016

patty s.

You can use the palmer's oil, and this dd body cream, it really evens the skin tone. Use them everyday until prom.

Apr 25, 2016

Unicorn W.

Thank you ;D

Apr 26, 2016

Eve R.

Bio oil is really good X

Apr 27, 2016

Unicorn W.

Thank you

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