What's a safe way to lightly scrape your skin?

[FakeFakecel]

my epidermis is fucked on this one area it's very discolored I need to scrape it & let it heal so it looks normal

I'm thinking water + friction or just straight up using a sharp-ish tool but i'll see if any brocels have any better ideas

 

[THE TRUE DIGLET]

lawn mower

 

[FakeFakecel]

lawn mower

 

[FakeFakecel]

over for your epidermis

PLEASE NIGGA I NEED HELP

 

[NirvanaFan1988]

no bleachmaxxxing for your race

 

[FakeFakecel]

no bleachmaxxxing for your race

Funny thing the part I'm trying to fix right now is white. But it looks really ugly in the middle of all the brown skin

 

[JohnDoe]

You need to sterilize the area you're going to puncture, then puncture it with a sterilized needle. Afterwards you need to keep the area clean until it heals by covering it with something that's, you guessed it, sterilized.
If anything gets under the epidermis that's not supposed to, bad shit will happen. I forget what, but keep it clean at all costs

 

[FakeFakecel]

covering it with something that's, you guessed it, sterilized.

Such as? Can I just sterilize a band aid and call it a day?

 

[JohnDoe]

Such as? Can I just sterilize a band aid and call it a day?

Probably, I'm not exactly a medical expert. I just took 1st aid. Maybe use gauze just to be safe if you got it

 

[FakeFakecel]

Probably, I'm not exactly a medical expert. I just took 1st aid. Maybe use gauze just to be safe if you got it

Thanks brocel

 

[JohnDoe]

Thanks brocel

no problem dood

 

[JohnDoe]

Keep an eye on it too, to make sure it doesn't get infected. I think it may need to be cleaned regularly aswell

 

[Lonelyus]

no bleachmaxxxing for your race

use the deniggalizer as seen on youtube

 

[Corvus]

if you rub a knife blade back and fourth over the area itll be like a severe rugburn. (not cutting emo style as if youre trying to bleed)

I dont know if that would fix a white spot though

 

[FakeFakecel]

I dont know if that would fix a white spot though

I'm 99% sure that it's simply caused by a disrupted wound healing process in the first place. So it's basically underdeveloped skin, not even a full on scar or anything.