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Chicken Pox


Question Posted Thursday October 20 2005, 6:05 pm

I had the chicken pox over the last week. And now all the dots (especially on my face) have turned into dark(almost black) scabs. I tried to cover them up with make-up but it didn't work to well. Trust me, It's not acne...it's the chicken pox. Is there to cure these faster? Any specific lotion or any particular make-up brand that will cover them up?

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jean_nicole answered Thursday October 20 2005, 10:10 pm:
Calamine lotion. I would also advice to not put makeup over it, I don't think that would be very good for it.

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FunnyCide answered Thursday October 20 2005, 6:46 pm:
I'm not sure about a make-up that will cover it well, besides perhaps CoverGirl or something. I'm not real big in the make-up ward. However, I do know something that will help those scabs go away.


Polysporin.


Put it on each scab twice a day (after you wash your face at night and when you get home from school). It's basically super strong Neosporin. Like... Neosporin 5x! Haha. It really works. I have a ... well, a violent cat. (She can be sweet at times, but that's off the topic.) Sometimes she'll scratch my face. (Yes, sweet cat.) When that happens, just a little Polysporin and about two days (three for really bad cuts) and there isn't any more scab. Works the same for acne scabs. Pretty cool. It's not expensive (maybe $5), and it can be found at most any WAl-Mart, CVS, Rite-Aid, Walgreens etc.


Don't scratch the scabs off. That'll only make them worse. Be sure to wash the makeup off of them as soon as you get home from school. :)
-FunnyCide

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