From what I know scrubs are bad and can lead to microtears which can lead to infections in other words more breakouts. Masks and strips are better for dealing with blackheads
and excess oil. Oily skin needs a balancing moisturizer or skin will over compensate by producing too much oil after treatments
I consulted with an esthetician before starting. She started me on my current regiment. I only use it every few days; I use regular wash in between. It's the only thing that works sadly.From what I know scrubs are bad and can lead to microtears which can lead to infections in other words more breakouts. Masks and strips are better for dealing with blackheads
Hey @Mr Ferret 88 , I was looking up food that was popular on your island. (Obviously, I'm not busy at the moment.
However, as for conger soup, I'll pass on that -- because it has a big fish head in it!!) Eww . . .
You know scent isn’t bad if people just put on a subtle amount. When you still smell it 10 mts after they left the roomThere’s a lady who works in our building on the upper floor that I know has been in the lower lobby not long before me on my way in in the mornin’, or on my way out in the evenin’...we sometimes arrive and leave at the same time.
It’s not a bad scent, but, it’s just way too much.
I wonder if she puts it on only in the mornin’ and evenin’, or several times a day...since she’s been there a while, I’m guessin’ the former...or maybe there’s a perfume company on our upper floor that I don’t know about, and I just can’t tell the difference between scents...!!!!!
That’s mostly me...!!!!!Reminds me a little of my father (may he RIP). He used to love what he called, "messy meals -- the messier the better!" he always said. He'd pile everything on top of each other and mix it all up. Come to think of it, the food all goes down the hatch anyway, right?
I generally ship it back for free at a nearby UPS STORE. Amazon prime allows if it is not as claimed or photographed. They box too.
Both my Dad and FIL disliked the staples of their childhoods anything mixed together. Meat here, veggie there, potatoes here. Salad in a different bowl.Reminds me a little of my father (may he RIP). He used to love what he called, "messy meals -- the messier the better!" he always said. He'd pile everything on top of each other and mix it all up. Come to think of it, the food all goes down the hatch anyway, right?
I think it would be free to use a tennis court on your own at a municipal park, but this is a tennis club and you pay for the lessons. There are no school sports here, so anything you do is done in a club and you pay the club fees. I really hope he decides to stick with it. I think it will be so good for him. He really needs the exercise, for one. Plus it's great for his motor skills and hand-eye coordination. And I think it's good for him to socialize with other kids outside of his school. He gets that with chess, but I think some variety is also good. There's one kid that might prove to be an issue, but we'll deal with it when the time comes, and the teacher seems on top of things. It's a small group...there were only 4 kids besides A. But the youngest is 9 and I would have thought he was A's age. He's really big for his age. But he was kind of....mouthy, I guess? The teacher heard me speaking English to A, so she asked him about it and he told her I'm American and she asked what he speaks at home and he said mostly English. So she had him introduce himself in English and asked the other boys to introduce themselves and tell him how old they were, also in English. The one kid says "This isn't an English class!!" and was really nasty about it. So she explained to him that as A is new, it's polite to introduce themselves and as he speaks English, that's a fun way to do it. And then after each exercise they did, she asked the boys to go around and pick up all the tennis balls lying around the court and dump them into the bag. The kid says "But we just did that! I don't want to do that again!" I would have been so embarrassed if my kid acted like that. But the teacher took it all in stride. One of the boys seems like he might have ADHD....he was really hyper, distracted, making noises...nice kid, just a bit unfocused. But only the one kid seemed arrogant and unwelcoming, and he was the youngest, so maybe he'll grow out of that.That's great! Dh and I play tennis at our local town park. No fees, thank goodness, although I guess that is what taxes are for. They are usually empty, but lately more people have been showing up. I guess because the summer was pretty hot. Dh and I would go even if it was in the 90's outside. Tennis is a great sport for kids. I hope he can keep playing, and dh can attest to the complications of a good backhand. He has been playing for almost 4 decades and still doesn't have one he is happy with.
I used to do that as a kid....eat only one thing at a time before starting on the next. I don't do that anymore, but I can't let my food touch. And I try to arrange my plate in such a way that if there's any fraternization of foods, they are complimentary. Like....I'm not a condiment girl. I don't like ketchup, mustard, mayo, relish, etc. And I'm very picky about sauces and dressings. I won't eat most, so if there's a sauce, I'll ask for it on the side. But I do like gravy on my turkey/chicken now (didn't when I was a kid), but I DON'T like my veggies to get in it. So I will put the potatoes next to the meat as far to the edge of the plate as I can, and the veggies go on the other side.
He'd do well in the Netherlands. Stampot!Reminds me a little of my father (may he RIP). He used to love what he called, "messy meals -- the messier the better!" he always said. He'd pile everything on top of each other and mix it all up. Come to think of it, the food all goes down the hatch anyway, right?
I'd love for him to get into golf, but they don't have that option for kids here in our town. That's what he wanted to play. Tennis was his second choice.
It's a little pricy but it's the best for my oily skin. It is sold at Sephora. It's Face the Truth Gel Cleanser with citrus and seaweed extracts. It's from the Ole Henricksen line of unisex products. Morning and night and your skin will be clean, fresh and baby smooth. Proper diet and exercise and lots of water and a few cups of hot peppermint tea daily keeps my skin plump and hydrated.
