Scar Cover Up HELLPPPP!

Jun 3, 2014

Mikki B.

Hello, just a few weeks ago my dog bit my face leaving me with a slew of unwanted scars on my cheek. I'm fine now that everything has healed up but I'm having so much trouble covering these scars which us easily putting a dent in my career as a cosmetologist and a model. I have tried everything! My foundation and concealer just get caught in.the nooks of the abrasions and everyone says it looks like I was in a knife fight! Lol. I've been using mederma and coco butter to fade the scar away but for now its a giant headache. I Neeeeeeed help!

Jun 3, 2014

Mikki B.

Here's what it looks like without make up.

Jun 3, 2014

Mikki B.

With make up. My favorite bronzer and concealers just seem to make it more noticeable.

Jun 3, 2014

Ciciii C.

Did you kill your dog. And for scars like that. I recommend Jamaican Castro Oil.

Jun 3, 2014

Veronica M.

Holy moly!! That dog sounds dangerous. You could use a full coverage foundation... But make sure their is no open wounded or cuts.

Jun 3, 2014

Bailee H.

Http://www.dermaflage.com/Home.htm?gclid=CjkKEQjw5LWcBRCeh8uUlqqluN4BEiQAfr64cNXvwFf8q9EWOg1Ss_deWzUc870kOb1tLby5PAlhbzLw_wcB
I would check out this link to a product called dermaflage :)

Jun 3, 2014

Melanie T.

I don't know about the scars that are raised bumps but for the ones on your cheeks I would recommend a full coverage concealer (hard candy or kat von d) or jusy a full coverage foundation (again kat von d)

Jun 3, 2014

Mikki B.

Ooooh thanks guys

Jun 3, 2014

Zina K.

Try massaging the scar with bio-oil/vitamin e oil.

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