Scar Brightening (Legs)

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Ashley C.

Jan 28, 2013

Ashley C.

Oops :/

I used tweezers last week to fix ingrown hairs on my legs caused by shaving. It ended up leaving me with dark purple scars and bright red scabs. (Some are already scars.) Definitely not ever doing that again.

What can I do to even out my skin? I have a lot of redness and scar easily (obviously). It's shorts season in the south already, and my legs look horrible.


Any suggestions???

Emilee P.

Jan 28, 2013

Emilee P.

Put foundation and concealer on your legs and make sure you smooth it out evenly! Let me know if this works!

XOXO Emilee :)

Danni M.

Jan 28, 2013

Danni M.

Hey you could try using coco butter or boi-oil, it helps to reduce the appearance of scars and evens out skin tone. If shaving is your choice of hair removal i can recommend that 24 hours after shaving use a body exfoliator on the area this will help prevent in-grown hairs
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Pamela F.

Jan 28, 2013

Pamela F.

u get creams etc now that u put on the affected area and the hair works its way back out.stays red for a bit but its better than picking it.in the meantime use sally hensens leg make up.its ace :)

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