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a VERY easy to do VERY convincing scar!

Step 2What you will need…

What you will need…
Most importantly you are going to need
Some free time (it took me about 30-45 minutes to do this WITH taking the photos with one hand and WITH typing all the below. I recall making these in less than 5 minutes)
glue,
a sharp scissors
and thread.

The basic ingredience could come down to only the above But to have the glue stick longer and better;
Ethyl alchohol would help.
Aditionally you may want to have some
painting material to your choice.
and a set of brushes for afterwards...

To remove the scar:
Aceton works best (NOT on the picture... sorry hadn't crossed my mind until I was finished with the instructable).

Aids;
Some of you may want to have a set of
tweezers
or helper hands as well.

You can pretty well manage without the aditional materials stated... it still looks amazing.

Edit: Super glue is a 'healthy' choice it seems... thanks for the heads up Kiteman!
Only thing I could say through experience is that it is less flexible and can layer easily from reapplying. But did have a natural 'crust' feel.
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A pretty odd combination of interests and history: I graduated a little young and started lecturing in the academy before 18. Along side this I had become a lead dancer (15 years ballet) until I inj...
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