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maybe u have a bit of sharp nail. i used to do that when i was a nail chewer,id be covered in scratches like that.now ive grown them,(new yrs resolution LOL) i dont do it any more ??? |
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I think i may have come to the bottom of this,my ring!! its quite sharp and is a little lose on my finger so does turn,if i was rubbing my leg it would have scratched it. Cant believe I didnt wake up though  |
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Certainly looks as if you have been scratching yourself Erin. You haven't changed washing powers have you? |
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Actually Emma we have,we have just changed to that persil small and mighty stuff,maybe thats it  |
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Put your epilator next the welts and see if they are the same distance. I know someone esle who got that from theirs (a couple of days after) |
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Perhaps the persil is irrating you and making your scratch. I find that it is always my legs that I scratch as well. |
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