there oil call bio oil you use to get it from pharmacy it about 9 pound bottle it take time but it works

I have lots of cuff bracelets...a really wide cuff watch...long sleeves...just telling people to piss off (ok, not the best advice if you're going to work, lol)

im with disarm... long sleeves - is that possible where you work, i mean, is there a uniform you have to wear that would make that difficult. for work i have to wear a short sleeved top, but underneath it i wear a long sleeved white top - i get away with it. also, like mrspash, ive heard that bio oil is good, it's worth a try if nothing else - i think it takes time to take effect though - you have to be patient to begin with.

i used to cut myself there. i found better places to cut myself. i cut myself in places i can hide. ex:inner thigh.

Make up an excuse as to why you have cuts there, long sleeved shirt works well, put a bandage on there and say you sprained your wrist also is a good one! Or just find another place to cut. Thighs are good and so is the stomach!

im trying to get over this whole cutting thing myself my advice try as hard as you can not to and when you do needto cover it up put it somewhere nobody can see or like everyone saidlong sleeves bandaides stuff like that

When I first started cutting, I cut on my forearm. I wore long sleeved shirts for the first little while. as it got warmer and too hot to wear the long shirts, i lied and said that i cut my arm from working - dishes broke while i was washing them. as time went on and i continued to cut, i went to the insides of my wrist. again i wore long sleeved shirts to cover them up at first. now 7 scars on my wrist and 2 on my forearm, i dont bother to cut them up. it's a part of who i am and the scars represent times that i was in emotional pain and no one bothered or cared enough to find out what was happening with me. i cut my last hospital admission, i got start and cut my stomach where they couldn't see the mark.

I cut on the top of my thighs and just the scars are really thick and dark. I had a dance performance where we werent aloud to wear tights. i put that new dream matte mouse cover up on it and only close up you could tell... it should work. or you can always wear lots of wrist bands. tell your work your cold and wear a long sleeve shirt under your uniform. or bandage it and say you burned yourself or somthing. :) good luck.

i started on my 4 arms and used 2 jus wear long sleavs but i started on my stomoch and upper arms and legs stop now!!!!! i have but the scars still remain and 4 ever shall talk 2 god ask him 2 help u stop i did and he helped me

I started on my forearms, but after the very begining (when my cuts were still very shallow) I realized that hiding them was too much effort. I get hot very easily and hate long sleeves. Thankfully the scars actually faded fairly quickly, and I moved to the inside of my legs. Inside lower leg dosent really scar, and when I have to wear a dress and such for the higher ones i use lots of concealer and panty-hose. If i go to the beach I always wear the really long serongs.

For wrists a thick banded watch is the best, because people wear watches everyday all the time, so no one looks at you funny. "Spraining" your wrist is a good temporary fix if you cut outside of your watch area, but it does draw lots of attention to you.

If you are leaving scars uncovered, make sure to use lots of sunscreen on them when outside during the summer. When you tan your scars won't, and it just makes them all the more obvious.

thanks guy's! i work at a resurant but i wash dishes so long sleves prolly wont work and i get to hot. i have been wearing a watch to cover it but so i've been doing that. it's starting to go away to wear you can't really see it. i don't usually cut on my wrist but idk i just wanted to die that night so i did it there. i usually cut on my hip and upper thigh, it's easer to cover up there. but thanks again guy's you really helped i'll try some of the things you guy's have said incase i cut on my wrist again.

use clear nail polish, apply powder cover up over that and on top of that liquid cover up

all of my cuts are on my wrists....so lots of long sleeves, watches, and cuff bracelets. I have tried many types of cover ups. I find mixing it with some moistuizer helps it not look so "caked on"....then put powder over it to set. Kat von D---tattoo artist-- just came out with a line of concealer that will cover up any tattoo. Gonna give it a try and will report back.

At first i just put a bandaid on it and told people it was something else... and now i wear long sleeves at first now that its winter.
but once it is just a scar i found its actually easier to hide when you dont try to hide it! if people don't think you have something to hide then they wont look

this is horrible, but i used to wear a wrist brace