you should see the scars fade but sometimes results depends on your skins natural healing process, skins thickness, and how old the scars are...but it should definitely help!
to avoid in grown hairs moisturize daily and exfoliate the area!
Foundation should be tested on your neck because usually the skin on your neck is a close matych to your face make sure you can blend it..if its too ligt go a shade up if too dark go a shade darker..if your foundtaion if giving u a demarkation line..that ugly line from your chin to ur neck that u can tell u have foundation on then you are wearing the wrong color or not blending it properly...-f its summer. And u wanna tan a bit than go a shade darker from yoiur usual shade
if you are still having trouble mac will find a shade that's right for u and you can always go from tre to have a rough idea
you could try tanning though that's spose to help!Self waxing depends on the area but you ALWAYS apply wax on in the direction of hair growth and and then tear the strip the opposide direction of hair growth ..pull towards the direction of your heart or feet etc depending on where never pull totally up..you will bruise the skin. Alcohol the area first with a cotton swab and test th temp of the wax on the inside of your wrist to make sure its not too hot. Apply wax and then remove wax with strip.
Make sure that you never go over the same area more than twice, if you do you will prolly bruise yourself..not fun..always make sure b4 you decide to wax that its in your best interest..if you have any contraindications I.e. a burn, fever blisters, varicose weins, excema or if you've just tanned or had a chemical peel or on any skin thinning products waxing is not for you! Hope that helps...if you want specific directions for a specific area lemme know
lol and not necessarily less..just altered..like depending on skin elasticity and health of skin etc someone who is 40 and someone who is 20 could wear the same makeup style but if the skin loses elasticity and you have more extra skin round eyes wrinkles crows feet etc you don't wanna accentuate that with bright colors or crazy makeup. You can still have nice eye shadow and be daring just not TOO much play around with colors..but your best bed for foundation for "mature" skin is HD foundation, MAC is my fave but you can find it at any make up counter..or should be able to..dpends what lines you like its GREAR coverage so makes it easier to play with more brighter colors because the HD foundation hides all those lines and blemishes or pigmentation probs etc!! and an esthetician is someone who is trained to work with skin
