Horse make up to cover scars

[air78]

I need to cover some white hairs on a scar and thought this might do the job...... or any other suggestions welcome

Equimins show grease paint; has anyone used this product? Is it easy to use, and how much coverage do you get?

Just seen gold label 'show stick' on ebay, is that any good?

 

[scotsmare]

We use supreme products make up - that seriously doesn't shift!

 

[air78]

I was thinking about that, but the other stuff is half the price

I've got some of their cover magic, but it's the wrong colour; can I mix the colours before application? Otherwise I'd have to buy two pots of the 'make up' stuff.

 

[scotsmare]

What colour do you need?

 

[MistletoeMegan]

Supreme stuff is pricier but is really good quality as it has a high level of pigment, so you end up using less to get the same level of coverage.

The key for any make up is to build it up slowly and blend like crazy

 

[air78]

I need to make a dark grey colour....... i've got white cover magic.

 

[scotsmare]

I have some black I could send to you - I won't need it this year as not planning to show

 

[cronkmooar]

the gold lable stuff is useless - don't waste your money.

Depending on the colour of hair where the scar is:

Supreme products cover spray black - excellent for black/dark bay
Supreme products cover spray brown - ok for brighter bays - do not use on chestnut it looks awful

champion tails cover all creme white - absolutely the best for white hair

Shapelys do different coloured sprays - ie chestnut dun etc - but not tried these

With the sprays spray it on then use a cloth to wipe off a bit so it looks natural