If you need to temporarily cover your scars, the following are some gentle and safe methods, but please be sure to prioritize wound care and healthy recovery. If the injury involves self-harm, violence, or other potential risks, be sure to seek professional help (such as a doctor, counselor, or someone you trust). --- ###**Low-risk concealment method**： 1. **Clothing selection**： -Long-sleeved, turtleneck shirts or loose clothing can naturally cover scars on the arms, neck or torso. -In summer, you can choose lightweight sunscreen sleeves or silk scarves (it is less likely to be noticed with daily wear). 2. **Cosmetic cover**： -**Color correction**: Choose complementary colors according to the color of the scars (such as green for redness, orange for bruising), and then cover with concealer similar to the skin tone. -**Long-lasting products**: Choose a waterproof, high-hiding concealer product (such as a professional stage makeup brand), pat and press instead of applying. -**Makeup setting**: Swipe with loose powder to avoid taking off makeup. 3. **Accessories divert attention**： -Watches, bracelets, necklaces, or scarves can distract attention (for example, wrist scars can be covered with a watch). 4. **Natural scene adaptation**： -Apply a muscle patch or exercise bandage after exercise (make sure the wound has healed). -Use sunscreen or mosquito stickers as an “excuse” for outdoor activities. --- ###**Important reminder**： -**Wound care**: If the wound is not healed, avoid covering it directly with cosmetics to prevent infection. Keep it clean and consult a doctor. -**Skin test**: Before using concealer products for the first time, test for allergies on small pieces of skin. -**Mental health**: If the scar is caused by emotional distress, please try to contact a counselor or someone you trust. You deserve to be supported. --- ###**Long-term recommendation**： -Sunscreen helps reduce pigmentation and accelerate the desalination of scars. -Aloe vera gel or vitamin E oil may help repair the skin (make sure there are no open wounds). --- Please remember that the scars themselves do not need to be a burden, but your health and safety will always come first. If you need anonymous help, many areas have free psychological counseling hotlines or online support resources.