I know I should've just prevented this to begin with . . .

[badkitty1782]

How can I go about hiding/getting rid of hickies on my neck (and shoulder)? I haven't had any in quite a long time and I think I might've attempted make-up and turtlenecks . . . but it's a bit warm for a turtleneck and my concealer stick and foundation are too dark for my neck. Is there any kind of special make-up or some other trick I can use? I

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Hicky Be Gone!

[iamcybil]

Depending on how old they are I would use the ol' "Frozen spoon on the neck" routine.
Decreases swelling and redness.

This may sound silly but if you get some of that halloween/stage make-up in white and mix in with your concealer you can make an almost perfect match to the skin. Add powder on top of that. ~~WARNING: that will stain your clothing if you use stage makeup. The Halloween stuff should be fine.~~~

Good luck!
Cybil

Re: Hicky Be Gone!

[pseudossiah]

Make sure you use a FROZEN spoon. I can't even count the number of times my Aunt came home with hickeys and my other aunts were just throwing spoons in until it felt cold. It's like putting a steak on your eye, or ice on a bruise, grab a handful and throw them in the freezer! It's best to do this when your parents aren't around... otherwise they may think you're insane.