How To Make Scars Fade.

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Amber X.

Apr 9, 2013

Amber X.

How do you make scars fade? Any advice, tips or products that could help?

Sarah V.

Apr 9, 2013

Sarah V.

Bio Oil and Vitamin E, best combo there is.
Since using on my face I've seen a huge difference on just two weeks on what use to be an ugly dog bite!

Lolli S.

Apr 9, 2013

Lolli S.

Vitamin e,Coco butter.

Nneka W.

Apr 9, 2013

Nneka W.

Bio oil & vitamin E, make sure to rub it in in circles, and use twice a day for best results.

Jennifer P.

Apr 9, 2013

Jennifer P.

Vitamin E does wonders! my brother got a pretty bad scar on his face years ago. he used vitamine e cream on it every day and now you can't even see it.  :)

Taylor D.

Apr 9, 2013

Taylor D.

Garnier dark spot corrector overnight peel!! I saw results after a couple of weeks and now they are almost gone!

Pie P.

Apr 9, 2013

Pie P.

I have many, many, many surgical scars, but luckily I'm very fair. My ritual is as follows: when the scar is fresh but not tender, star rubbing it with your hand, or a rolled down all the way lipstick tube, massage your scar under the shower. Immediately, time is of the essence here, when you get out of the shower rub in pure vitamin E oil, still rubbing to break up more tissue, then follow up with your favorite lotion heavy on vitamin e.

Courtney B.

Apr 10, 2013

Courtney B.

I have a lot of scars and honestly time is the only real solution.

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