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You can always try Nanogen, but truthfully, I'm not sure where you can buy them without purchasing them online. You may want to try local phone listings of searching Google for stores in your area that may sell any of these. Best wishes, Bill
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Thanks Bill. My wife actually applied some eyeliner cream to the scar area and it covered it up very well.
First day at the new job today. Was pretty self conscious but made it through... If anyone else has any tips/tricks of products bought at local stores, let me know. thanks again... |
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Dermatch worked the best for me !!
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I was going to say, Couvre seems basically like a makeup compound. I'm not familiar with the titles of all the women cosmetics, but there have to be several cremes that women use for other purposes that can be adapted to a Couvre mission. I am not surprised at all to hear about the eyeliner - clever!
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The Dermatch & Toppik route certainly seems popular, moreso than Couvre, I haven't really used Toppik as I use Nanogen instead but they're similar, and it can take a little practice to get it looking just so, but after a while you can do it pretty much perfectly even asleep first thing in the morning!
Buying Nanogen in the US is, I've heard, not, easy, but I'm sure there are online shops? Makeup such as eyeliner could be a good emergency measure though, I might keep one around just in case, thanks! |
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