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Zelos · Mar 30, 2007, 10:45 PM

Okay well I used to be a cutter and well I stopped. Good yes. But the scars are still there. And I'm 17 and I don't want my mother to see. I'm her one and only so she's really baby's me a lot.

I used a 1/2 cup of salt mixed with 2 tbs of olive oil and 2tbs of lemon and put that on it the morning. Then at noon I put on vid E. and at night I put on tooth paste and leave it there over night.

I wantot know if there is a way to make them go away as quick as possible.

vlee · Mar 30, 2007, 11:14 PM

I don't know about a quick healing method, but I do that most cutters don't just up and quit for good without help. I can't even begin to imagine what emotional pain you must suffer to put yourself through that sort of physical pain, but I really encourage you to reach out to someone and open up. A school counselor or teacher, a clergyman.

I know of nothing that will eliminate scars, but there is a fairly expensive salve you can purchase called Mederma, which helps scars to fade more and appear less obvious. Please don't just hide your scars. Seek help for yourself and take care of your body.

Zelos · Apr 5, 2007, 07:13 AM

Well this is the 5th time I've did this and since I kept getting called down to the office I made the move to quit. Three years ago I cut my hand th shreds during the winter when I was going through a "glove phase" but you can't even tell that my hand was cut up.

And its not that they are just there that buggs me. They are finally flat. Except for the kanji I did on my arm. But I used hair spray when they were open to make more pain to get then to do there job.

But most of them are fadeing out but the kangi going down my arm. And I just want that to fade out enough.

I didn't seak out perfesional help;. I guess I did my little only child pick me up and made myself happy. And it worked as far as I can tell. And a friend of mine got a little in volved and helped.

But thank you for your insite and your ansewers. I would go get the b7 but its snowing here for some stupid reason. But as soon as it clears up I will

yerevan · Apr 8, 2007, 12:48 PM

Here in the UK there's a prodict called bio-oil that when used regularly can help reduce the appearance of scars.
If your in the states you may be able to find some on eBay.
If you can't afford any expensive creams, then I'd recommend exfoliating and moisturising regularly- which has helped reduce my stretchmarks.