Does anyone have any good scar fixes? Has anyone used Mederma??? I was noticing today that I have a lot of scars from my students on my hands, arms and neck and want to try to make them go away.
TIA
JoanneAndJustin
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I've used dermablend in the past.... it's thick though... almost like stage makeup.
rocketsummer17
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i forget what it is called, but Arbonne sells something for scars. It works pretty good for fresher superficial stuff, but not so much for the older or worse scars...
Alyssa79
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i have a ton of scars....bug bites, acne, etc. i just bought from Harmon Palmer's Eventone Fade Cream and it has worked wonders on my legs but no so much on my arms or face. it is meant for the face but i have oily skin so it's way too heavy.
also, my legs seriously have no tan/color at all so maybe that's why it's working on my legs and not my arms/face?
SoonToBeMrsVi
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Scarguard. It's amazing! I had surgery last summer and had a pretty big scar which is now almost completely gone. It's kind of expensive for a small bottle (looks like a nail polish bottle and has a similar type brush to apply) but soooooo worth it. You only need to use a little bit at a time and it works wonders! I would highly recommend it.
agchunk
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Arbonne sells a line called Revelage which is for scars and sun spots. Let me know if you want it.
RitasEngaged
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the pharmacist told me mederma doesnt' work
he told me to go to a surgical supply store and get silicone strips????
MrsMartiniToBe
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Scarguard. It's amazing! I had surgery last summer and had a pretty big scar which is now almost completely gone. It's kind of expensive for a small bottle (looks like a nail polish bottle and has a similar type brush to apply) but soooooo worth it. You only need to use a little bit at a time and it works wonders! I would highly recommend it.
You just reminded me that I need to start using mine again! And it does work well, but it is expensive.
agchunk
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Posted by Alyssa79
i have a ton of scars....bug bites, acne, etc. i just bought from Harmon Palmer's Eventone Fade Cream and it has worked wonders on my legs but no so much on my arms or face. it is meant for the face but i have oily skin so it's way too heavy.
also, my legs seriously have no tan/color at all so maybe that's why it's working on my legs and not my arms/face?
Arbonne also has an Acne line that's not heavy at all, and a Sun Line that has a bunch of different products. FM me if you want to know more about them. The products are all amazing.
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Posted by MrsMartiniToBe
Posted by SoonToBeMrsVi
Scarguard. It's amazing! I had surgery last summer and had a pretty big scar which is now almost completely gone. It's kind of expensive for a small bottle (looks like a nail polish bottle and has a similar type brush to apply) but soooooo worth it. You only need to use a little bit at a time and it works wonders! I would highly recommend it.
You just reminded me that I need to start using mine again! And it does work well, but it is expensive.
urgh me toooo....i had my appendix out earlier this year and i haaaate the scar i have....but i'm too lazy to put stuff on it every day....i really should tho cause i haaaate it! isnt there something i can stick on and just forget?
