How to hide small burns? (asap please)

[ReginaGeorge]

I need to know how to hide small burns on my arm, they are on the under side, and in the middle.

Bracelets won't reach, and it's hot weather so no long sleeves (plus long sleeves would be extremely out of character for me).

I can't use band-aids because I used one before and it pulled some of the blistering skin off and exposed it and so I have to take extra care of that not to get infected now, and I don't have any large ones.

Some of them have small blisters, all have sensitive tissue.

I don't want to put make-up on in case they don't take to it very well, or they pop and the make-up gets in there, but my make-up isn't strong, so I'd need counselor and foundation and it might be too heavy for it.

I'm really stuck, I don't know what to do. One of them has the shape of a lighter. They're obvious.

Edit: I tried green counselor and foundation on the mild ones and it didn't cover, and it irritated them. I didn't even try the more blistered ones.

[xarvon1412]

Dude, you have to wear long sleeves. I don't see any other way that you can cover these up. If make up and bracelets aren't working then either you have to wear long sleeves or you have to do your best to hide them without them. I'm sorry, I hope that you find something that will work better.

[Doc. Crane .-.]

Wear a long sleeve shirt and say your just changing styles

[Rae1999]

I just wear long-sleeved shirts and when people ask why I just tell them that it's the only clean shirt I have and for me that's common.

[PinkFloyd]

I really can't come up with anything other than long sleeves. I mean makeup would just infect it probably. I don't know.... Makeup is not a subject I know anything about.

[Dooby the potato god]

Sweat bands?