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Bereta_Eder
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you gay tw@ts.
Nivea blue shaving foam and definitely Nivea BALSAAAAM after shave are the killer combination, what.
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Ted Striker
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Jan 1970
time: 21:27
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Z is the master of this stuff. He is on about the fish oil and especially the water. You can also put olive oil and flax oil on your veggies. Personally I throw Health From the Sun Total EFA oil into my smoothies and onto my veggies. It's got a nice mix of oil and doesn't taste hideous.
Oil is also good because it keeps your heart healthy and it lubricates your joints. They say there are fats that heal and fats that kill, well fish oil, flax, and olive oil are the ones that heal.
Oh and speaking of which, start taking a multivitamin supplement. Twinlab is my personal favorite. Make sure you take it with food and a glass of water, or your stomach can get upset.
Asher, you can get a UV-free, fake tan here:
http://www.mystictan.com
Don't know if they have these in your parts, but I've fooled several people, including a sun bathing surfer, who didn't know the difference with it.
Just make sure you read up on how to do it and also do it the first time on the weekend.
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LTEC!
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...and ICE CREAM!
Feb 2000
time: 21:27
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Sigh. Okay, since you're clueless and really want to know.
Cleansing. Use the mildest soap possible. The problem with regular soaps is either overdrying the skin or things that have high ph and mess up your skin natural chemistry. So neutrogena or eucerin or dove are okay. Don't apply the soap bar directly on your face. make a foam in your hands, then apply. I do recommend a foaming cleanser which are better than soaps. Every possible maker makes them, even ponds and neutrogena.
Toner.
What toners do is equilibrate the ph of your skin to prevent overdrying. You can go without them but you'll do a lot better with them.
Moisturizer.
It doesn't matter if you have oily skin, your skin tries to compensate for the loss of oils it lost when you washed your face, went out in dry air, weather, etc. and you need a moisturizer. look for one for your skin type.
Sunblock.
UV rays are nasty. (ozone layer, blah, blah,blah, global warming, bladety blah) Use it. It'll help you wrinkle less, and your skin won't fry.
Eye creams.
There are day and night variations. Difference is the amount of moisturizing materials. Day ones are lighter and night time ones are repairing ones.
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Flubber
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With a view of the Rockies
Aug 2000
time: 22:27
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hey asher
Don't go misrepresenting our weather like that . . . I have a similar patio picture of the snow but its pretty much all gone now and you CAN tan in Calgary, if you wish. Great weather the last couple of days and possible tanning weather again today if you are so inclined.
Speaking of inclination, by being "out", do you mean that you are "out" as a bisexual , which was your declared orientation IIRC or have you determined that you have a preference for men?
On moisturizers etc, I just use whatever Mrs Flubber has on the counter and I use both the Mach 3 and/or an electric razor depending on my mood and how close a shave I need.
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02-05-2003 03:17
more boys!
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