vrdahl · 1 decade ago
Foundation and powder. Just make sure it blends with the restvof your skin. And make sure that you're not wearing anything that would rub against it. Also, wear like boy shorts underwear that would cover your hip.
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ForgottenToYou · 1 decade ago
Foundation. Or you could wear a bunch of thick bracelets.. or band-aids.
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Nightlock · 1 decade ago
um.. blush, foundation, bronzer? use some make-up
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missmeltdown · 1 decade ago
I hope you never cut again. I really do.

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DarkCatzy101 · 1 decade ago
Put some alcohol to clear the red part of the cut
Then put some ice on it to make the cut go down
(some cuts look swollen)
Try putting some foundation and if you dont have any just wear a long sleeve to the doctor s hes not going to ask you to take ur shirt off
one last thing dont wear no bracelet or jewelery this will only make the skin look redder because if the cut is fresh the bracelet can be made of some product that the inner skin is allergic too (doctors words not mine)
So i hope this helps and if it doesnt then i am terribly sorry for not being much more help :S
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Lachi · 1 decade ago
try putting foundation on the cuts. Thats what I do to hide marks on me...
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samantha3768 · 1 decade ago
.... honestly, I cant tell you not to cut bc I have done it aswell, and i know what its like to go through that whole lecture from other ppl about it. So what I use to do is.... if they arent too scabbed up, use a moisturizzer, then if you have it a make up primer, concealer, foundation, and powder. and blend blend blend it all out. Add more on if needed. But if they are still a bit scabby and fresh, do what I just said, and wear some jewelry or a thick bracelet or something to kind of cover it up. hopefully that helped <3 good luck
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Sagee · 1 decade ago
i hope i could help! stay strong.
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Sagee · 1 decade ago
theres this clear cream called neosporin if you put it on it will heal the marks
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Capriforeverxxx · 1 decade ago
You shouldn't really cut, did you try foundation on your wrist?
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