|
|
 | 03 July 2012 09:40 |
|
| sexyswindler Model  Location United Kingdom Buckinghamshire Milton Keynes | Hello  I have a long scar from my nose to my lip. Sometimes the light hits it the wrong way and it looks terrible. I was wondering if you have any tips on how to cover it up. I already use foundation and powder but because Its a deep scar it doesnt really do much. Help please! Thank you xxx |
|
| Follow me :) @aimee_curry | ||
| 03 July 2012 10:34 |
| jes Model  Location United Kingdom Suffolk Lowestoft | Work with photographers who don't hit it with the wrong light! :-) Deep scarss are hard to cover up because you have to fill them in somewhat...emrace it as part of you!...just remember to tell people before they book you so atleast you're being honest. Sorry that wasn't very helpful! |
 | 03 July 2012 11:18 |
|
| gerda_babbii Model  Location United Kingdom Norfolk Kings Lynn |  Quote from jesWork with photographers who don't hit it with the wrong light! :-) +1 and most photographers can photoshop it out but make sure to state it on your profile that its there so they are aware of this, maybe even put one picture up showing it? Good Luck theres a few links to similar scar problems  http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110319235830AATCQ4F http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?43101-How-do-I-hide-a-scar-on-my-face http://www.livestrong.com/article/22881-tips-makeup-hide-scars/ |
|
| www.gerdamodelling.weebly.com | ||
09 July 2012 14:43 |
|
| jessewalker Make-up Artist | Hiya lovely, When you apply foundation and powder does the scar go back to normal skin colouring? Is it the texture of your skin that looks bad or the colour? If it's the colour I could probably help you. Feel free to drop me a message Jesse x |
| 15 July 2012 08:31 |
|
| sexyswindler Model Location United Kingdom Buckinghamshire Milton Keynes | Thanks everyone. Hey Jesse, the colour doesnt stand out at all, its literally just the indent you can see. When im facing the camera you cant see it, its just when im side on you can see it quite clearly. Is there any sort of make up i could use to cover it? Something really thick im guessing Thank you xx |
|
| Follow me :) @aimee_curry | ||
| 16 July 2012 02:37 |
| simplydivine Make-up Artist  Location United Kingdom Cheshire | try "derma blend" that is a very thick highly pigmented make up designed to cover scars and birthmarks x |
| 16 July 2012 09:37 |
|
| sexyswindler Model Location United Kingdom Buckinghamshire Milton Keynes | Brilliant i shall try that! Thank you | |
| Follow me :) @aimee_curry | ||
 | 16 July 2012 09:53 |
|
| JeromeRazoir Photographer  Location United Kingdom Devon Crediton | Try the Red Cross. Yes, seriously; they do special camouflage make-up courses for people with serious scarring to help cover it up. Yours does not sound nearly serious enough but they are nice people. |
|
| Who but a jazz man would say of Bridget Bardot, "Man, what key is she in?" | ||
16 July 2012 11:39 |
|
| jessewalker Make-up Artist | Yeah definitely try derma blend. You can get Vichy - Dermablend in boots, it comes in a stick form or a foundation form. Or maybe next time you do a shoot hire a MUA who can do camouflage make up that wouldn't mind teaching you how to cover it yourself . Jesse xx |
| 25 July 2012 09:28 |
|
| sexyswindler Model Location United Kingdom Buckinghamshire Milton Keynes | Thank you lovelies |
|
| Follow me :) @aimee_curry | ||
|
| 34 Users currently online | Blue=Models Orange=Photographers Red=Agencies Purple=MUA/Stylists Grey=Studios Green=Moderators | |
| adelleglamourmodel AnnaRose Aylasky blackghostuk brightonblonde janinethompsonmodel jodunn32 johannn Lucywhoo Ninarb pipster Slinky86 weepee19 | ||
| anotherphotographer bigphilphotography bizz Dblades em26 fuff66uk marcodaros NoNoizePhotography northwalesimages Paulmanuell Philipevitt1982 rap shadowtime74 shutter21 shutterfly si_photo Simon_P steveh32 tensace666 TheStudioMK TheUnknownArtist | ||
