10_20_15_5_50: All illustrations by Daranon@plurk (all in fun)
Samantha Patchowski ([personal profile] 10_20_15_5_50) wrote in [community profile] kismet_loop 2016-09-11 02:42 am (UTC)

Well, sometimes there's an injury you see and you know there's going to be scarring, but you gotta wait and see just how bad it's going to be. Wound care can contribute, cause scarring will be more pronounced if... [give her just a split-second, here, to get her mental checklist in order] If it's allowed to dry out, if aftercare products are more alkaline than acidic, and if the area is subject to regular stretching. I can rattle this off cause scarification is a thing, though I haven't any examples on me.

[Sam grins.]

See, while a lot of the time people want their scars to be inconspicuous, some like to show 'em off for the story or because they just like the look, and some get professionally cultivated decorative scars. I should have some pictures, if you'd like to see? It's a really interesting branch of body art.

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