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Oct 21, 2012, 03:52 PM
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Just wondering but will having scars on my arms make me unemployable? I am apply for some jobs in some shops for christmas and think that I wont be hired because of the scars.
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Oct 21, 2012, 04:00 PM
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It shouldn't do, it's discrimination. If your concerned about them try bio oil, to reduce the scaring of even apply make up to them,
Good luck with the interviews, fingers crossed for you |
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Oct 21, 2012, 04:05 PM
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i just got a job at toys'r'us, and i have really nasty huge scars all the way to my wrists. i wore long sleeves to both the interview and the orientation today. but i'm having trouble finding long sleeve shirts that fit the dress code, so i looked up body makeup today. it seems dermablend is the way to go. and it's not too expensive ($27 for the body makeup). plus one store at our mall carries it, which is important because i don't have a credit card and can't order anything.
maybe that would be an option for you too? but i do not think you're not hireable with the scars. like someone said before, tha'ts discrimination.
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