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Kayla W.

Apr 12, 2014

Kayla W.

I still have the worst scars on my legs from last summer, they're big and still fairly dark and since it's finally starting to warm up here (like tomorrow will be in the low 80's 😍☀️) I need to get my legs ready for shorts lol but I tend to fall a lot and get a lot of bug bits and I scar really easily and they don't seem to be fading, can someone recommend products/tips/ suggestions that will help them fade? And if it's possible lol ways to help bruises go away faster? I have a ton on my legs for like no reason and I was just wondering if there is actually a way to get them to leave quicker that I haven't run into, thanks in advance dolls 💜😊

Kayla W.

Apr 12, 2014

Kayla W.

@Tori, thank you so much! 😊💜 I will defiantly try that! :)

Sanjana N.

Apr 12, 2014

Sanjana N.

To get rid of marks try natural alovera.. but it may take lot of time..:-/

Caitlin M.

Apr 12, 2014

Caitlin M.

I have the same problem with the scars on my legs. We had a really bad flea season last year. Between 3 dogs and a kitten we found under the house where its flea city I was a mess. I still have some scarring but I tired Soap & Glory "Butter Yourself" body butter and it helped a lot. It's got alpha hydroxy acids in it to help exfoliate away dead skin so it also helps keep away in grown hairs and keeps your skin nice and smooth while helping to get rid of scars and help the new skin cells turn over faster. When using anything with AHAs though make sure to wear sunscreen as they increase photosensitivity. You should wear it regardless though, especially if you have scarring because sunlight can darken those pigments. Also using a body scrub can help. I like Soap & Glory's too, of course lol, but any kind will do. Theirs just smell so good :)

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