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Post by isrt007 on Jun 1, 2008 19:26:31 GMT
i need help and thought you lot might be able to help me out.... rite well my horse has got a scar on its all chestnut leg and i have tried everything to disguise it in the showring but you can still tell its there. what does everyone else use to disguise / get rid of their white scar marks  any help grateful |
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Post by dogsanddonkeys on Jun 2, 2008 20:30:02 GMT
Hi, a very old salve is dock leaves boiled in lard with a good spoon of salt. Keep it cooking for about 30 min. (It stinks so have the windows open), when it starts to go cold put in an old jam jar. This is good for anything that needs the same colour hair to grow back. good for scratches as well.
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Post by isrt007 on Jun 2, 2008 20:46:24 GMT
Hi, a very old salve is dock leaves boiled in lard with a good spoon of salt. Keep it cooking for about 30 min. (It stinks so have the windows open), when it starts to go cold put in an old jam jar. This is good for anything that needs the same colour hair to grow back. good for scratches as well. oo going try this then...have you had any luck with it ?? ie does it get rid of scars ? |
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Post by hairyhack on Jun 3, 2008 14:05:09 GMT
hi, i have a black hack with a few scars that have grown back white on her legs, i use just for men to dye them black you can't tell they're there then!!
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Post by ponymum on Jun 3, 2008 18:15:37 GMT
Camrosa...
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Post by bowditchblobs on Jun 4, 2008 19:20:52 GMT
Aleo vera gets rid of newish scars a judge told me about it- and it works.
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Post by nobby on Jun 9, 2008 17:54:49 GMT
Using honey can reduce scar tissue and is a very good healer for newer wounds!
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Post by HarryHaflinger on Jun 25, 2008 21:23:18 GMT
www.shinyshowhorse.co.ukShapleys Touch up spray ... comes in lots of different colours good stuff  Also MTG hair growth product , hair grows on anything within 3 weeks if applied once a week  would give it ago x
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Post by jilly on Jul 4, 2008 16:47:48 GMT
if you use honey it should be a good quality one like acacia or manuka (dont know whether that is the right spelling or not )but the better quality the quicker the healing.
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Post by showpony27 on Oct 19, 2008 16:47:17 GMT
i need help and thought you lot might be able to help me out.... rite well my horse has got a scar on its all chestnut leg and i have tried everything to disguise it in the showring but you can still tell its there. what does everyone else use to disguise / get rid of their white scar marks any help grateful snap! same colour and same place! if yours is a bright chestnut (ginger) like ours try ted baker body shimmer from boots, it is orange but goes on a perfect chestnut and is thick enough to cover up the white stitch marks. but if your pony is more of a liver colour try supreme products matt finish cover up. hope this helps!! |
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