How to cover scars?

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Rudi K.

Jan 5, 2014

Rudi K.

Hi, so I have some really nasty looking burn scarring from my straightener and curling iron. I've always been told that there is a way to cover them up, but I just don't know how...

Abbey H.

Jan 5, 2014

Abbey H.

Whenever I got a burn or something I would do concealer and powder. But a green type conceale because that will cancel out the red. Then your skin color for more concealer of you need and powder :)

Chantelle louise L.

Jan 5, 2014

Chantelle louise L.

Oh and also its not a quick fix, but Bio-oil is supposed to help reduce the appearance of scars overtime with use. I haven't personally used it so I'm not sure how great it is, but worth a shot if the burn ends up properly scarring!

Kat A.

Jan 5, 2014

Kat A.

The green concealer will help. just don't put anything on it until it's all healed. you don't want an infection. & when it's just a scar, use vitamin e oil to get rid of it :)

Michelle E.

Jan 5, 2014

Michelle E.

Yes Bio-oil is amazing! I use it all the time and it really does help to reduce the appearance of scars, and actually cellulites to! Ssooooo.. Thats always good! ;)

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