Most people don't have scars that big, so you can take the smaller scar and cut out the middle and splice them together then paint the finished with latex. You'll have to do a bit of fine tuning to the finished product, but it works. You can use most any type of paint on the latex, I used oil based and didn't seem to have any problems. I actually used a tiny layer of latex to hold the fake scar in place and then applied make up. For the ones that I wanted to be raised in the middle and more flat at the edges, I did the first few"paintings" then peeled off the latex. Then I painted the backside of the "mold" until it was the desired thickness (obviously waiting until the layers were dry) then I poured plaster into a small box and put the latex into the top to where I wanted it to be. After that had dried, I poured latex into the new plaster mold and smoothed out the latex on the top...
David Schlatter
Iīve read this a long time in a childrenīs-Trick-Book(Stupid Term isnīt it?).
Iīve so far tested it on small scars on my Hand and it Worked fine. But i doubt it will work with large Scars but...
Take an egg. Open it up and seperate the white Part from the yellow. You can get rid of the yellow Part.
Put the white Part of the egg on the skin and use your fingers to pull it together uin line.
This way you get this Scar-Look. then you can paint it with skin colour to make it look bloody.
Stupid, but works with small ones and is ABSOLUTELY LOOOWWWW BUDGET!!!!
Lippi
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