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This. But also make sure to use lotion or toner on the area before adding the foundation/concealer if the wounds have healed. Best of luck!
You need to stop SH to give the wounds time to heal man. I know it's easier said than done, but it's worth a shot. Anyway, in my humble (and unlicensed) opinion, you should keep the wound moisturized with some kind of antibiotic cream or jelly. Then, wrap them up with ABD pads, gauze or kerlix if possible. Also, remember to clean them with a specialized wound care agent (available at most drug stores if you ask), or maybe regular soap + water if you don't have access to that. Remember, peroxide or alcohols can dry out the wounds and lead to longer healing times. Once the wounds start to become scars, some waterproof concealer might be a good option to make them less visible. Temporary tattoos are another option, though it might be a little cringe to some people. Anti-scar creams and cocoa butter treatments can also help. Of course, you can always lie and say you had a bicycle accident and got the wounds. But honestly, the best thing to do is to try your best not to self harm and see a medical professional if your wounds are deep or severe.
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Thank you also wanna say i haven't sh'ed in a while the stuff i have currently is healing so im giving it all time tooYou need to stop SH to give the wounds time to heal man. I know it's easier said than done, but it's worth a shot. Anyway, in my humble (and unlicensed) opinion, you should keep the wound moisturized with some kind of antibiotic cream or jelly. Then, wrap them up with ABD pads, gauze or kerlix if possible. Also, remember to clean them with a specialized wound care agent (available at most drug stores if you ask), or maybe regular soap + water if you don't have access to that. Remember, peroxide or alcohols can dry out the wounds and lead to longer healing times. Once the wounds start to become scars, some waterproof concealer might be a good option to make them less visible. Temporary tattoos are another option, though it might be a little cringe to some people. Anti-scar creams and cocoa butter treatments can also help. Of course, you can always lie and say you had a bicycle accident and got the wounds. But honestly, the best thing to do is to try your best not to self harm and see a medical professional if your wounds are deep or severe.
More info:
Cuts and scrapes: First aid
Following guidelines to care for minor cuts and scrapes can help you avoid infection and heal faster.
If you use a bandage to wrap it, you'd have to have an excuse prepared just in case anyone asks how you got hurt, but if you use an athletes brace or something (I think I saw someone suggest that? I don't even know if they have ones for shoulders) then if may seem strange if the sport you do wouldn't cause that very easily. Then again you could just say you fell down the stairs and screwed the muscle. In the end, if you don't have wrapping bandages, put makeup on the marks that are the most subtle and leat obvious, and use no more than 1 big bandage on the ones best not covered. If you use a bunch of small bandaids, it's really obvious. Please be careful <3!!
