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Old Nov 01, 2013, 06:18 PM
BadWolf BadWolf is offline
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There are a lot of different temperatures that make a burn. What I mean is the burn caused by a red-hot pin is way more intense than one that has been in the flame for a few seconds. I have found that there is a range that can satisfy an SI urge for me, without leaving a long-lasting mark. Even a 2nd degree burn (a blister), if it is small is not noticeable like a cut is.

As for care, if the blister is intact, you dont really need to do anything. If it opens, keep it clean.
Thanks for this!
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