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The cut is healing rather nicely, but I can't really tell if it's dark, pink, or red. It's really weird, it's almost as though it looks different everyday.
I'm using Bio-Oil right now and Cicaplast, but I think I'll have to lighten the area to make it blend it.
So my question is similar to the one that I asked before.
If I lighten the scar to blend it in, do I need to hit just the spot or can I go over the entire area? If I do just the patch with the cut on it will it look weird compared to the rest?
In other words, how do I successfully lighten the scar without affecting the other areas?
Also when you lighten freckles and such, how would someone do it so that the freckles blend in with the rest of the skin. For the freckles to blend it, it would be necessary for them to either lighten to a higher degree than the surrounding skin or be hit with the lightening product very accurately. Right?
My skin isn't deformed, so the cut wasn't deep. It was more of a graze, than anything else. It's not like normal scars where you can see the difference in the structure of the skin. The only thing that's different now is the color.
The cut is healing rather nicely, but I can't really tell if it's dark, pink, or red. It's really weird, it's almost as though it looks different everyday.
I'm using Bio-Oil right now and Cicaplast, but I think I'll have to lighten the area to make it blend it.
So my question is similar to the one that I asked before.
If I lighten the scar to blend it in, do I need to hit just the spot or can I go over the entire area? If I do just the patch with the cut on it will it look weird compared to the rest?
In other words, how do I successfully lighten the scar without affecting the other areas?
Also when you lighten freckles and such, how would someone do it so that the freckles blend in with the rest of the skin. For the freckles to blend it, it would be necessary for them to either lighten to a higher degree than the surrounding skin or be hit with the lightening product very accurately. Right?
My skin isn't deformed, so the cut wasn't deep. It was more of a graze, than anything else. It's not like normal scars where you can see the difference in the structure of the skin. The only thing that's different now is the color.