beauty help.
 

big debs (formal/prom) tomorrow. spot coming up. can't have spot on my debs. help please.

Toothpaste it dry's it up.

[rquote=2570687&tid=147655&author=Arneldo]big debs (formal/prom) tomorrow. spot coming up. can't have spot on my debs. help please.[/rquote]
Huh? :puzzled:

[rquote=2570699&tid=147655&author=BBUK4LYFE][rquote=2570687&tid=147655&author=Arneldo]big debs (formal/prom) tomorrow. spot coming up. can't have spot on my debs. help please.[/rquote]
Huh? :puzzled:[/rquote]
I think he means debutant.

No debs is after the leaving (gcse) in ireland.

Don't were trousers, no one will notice the spot then.

Make-up?

[rquote=2570700&tid=147655&author=PJJ][rquote=2570699&tid=147655&author=BBUK4LYFE][rquote=2570687&tid=147655&author=Arneldo]big debs (formal/prom) tomorrow. spot coming up. can't have spot on my debs. help please.[/rquote]
Huh? :puzzled:[/rquote]
I think he means debutant.[/rquote]

No he means Debs :P We're not all British!

Toothpaste is good.

As already mentioned toothpaste, never used it myself so don`t know if it really works.

[rquote=2570709&tid=147655&author=GypsyGoth]Don't were trousers, no one will notice the spot then.[/rquote]

:laugh2:

Crush 2 ibuprofen tablets onto a tea spoon, add literally a drop of water then make a paste with your finger and put it on your spot. Won't get rid of it but it will make it less noticeable ... don't do the toothpaste thing it dries your skin out so you'll end up with a red mark or a shiny spot that you cant even pop

put tcp on it every 4 hours