#Pore Cleaning

[bunnyboy-juice]

its so rare to see but i genuinely love seeing people draw fat/cellulite/stretch marks/pimples/etc in real as fuck places esp in NSFW art. like yeah yeah these things (esp stretch marks) on tiddies is becoming more common in art and is hot - but show me art (esp nsfw or horny art) thats got cellulite on the inner legs? stretch marks on the belly that are unable to be ignored? or better - on the arms. on the hips. sprawled everywhere it could possibly be. show me fat arms and pimply backs and hair all over. like. more diversity in art of fat people frankly in general is just so appreciated

[tuulikki]

Ooohhhhh my god I can't believe

Homeopathy? For real? You're telling me to take a pill/cream from the people who believe that water has a memory?

Just in case anyone needs a refresher on this bullshit:

Homeopathy is based on the law of similars (‘like cures like’) which states that a substance that causes specific symptoms in a healthy person can be used to treat those symptoms in a sick person. Remedies undergo a process called ‘potentization’ which describes stepwise dilution from the ‘mother tincture’ combined with ‘succession’ (vigorous shaking). The underlying assumption is that the more dilute a remedy the greater its potency, even though according to Avogadro's number, with potencies beyond 12C (12 centesimal dilutions) the chance of a single molecule remaining in the final solution tends to the infinitesimal.

TL;DR: If you were bitten by a snake, homeopathy would try to cure you by giving you the venom from the snake. But don't worry! They also believe that diluting the active ingredient makes it more potent!

"As world-renowned scientific skeptic James Randi put it: 'this would be tantamount to grinding a grain of rice into tiny particles, dissolving it in a sphere of water the size of our Solar System, and then repeating this process about 2 billion times.' One of the ways by which followers of homeopathy deal with such criticism is their claim that water retains a memory of the substance: even after it is gone its properties are embedded in the water molecules."

[officialkendallroy]

IT'S SO FUCKING HOT IM GONNA KILL MYSELF!!!!!!

[vvviktor]

This is my favourite episode ever and i don't have anything to say about it. Im not making stupid memes sorry. I am too busy having a great time

[kushblazer666]

someone asked me what my skincare routine is and please dont get mad at me for this but it’s literally nothing. i have a beard wash i use and i guess whatever shampoo and conditioner runoff happens in the shower but besides that i dont do anything and i almost never have any problems so like. why fix what aint broken

[theguest2]

the thing abt skin care that sucks is that you truly cannot get multiple benefits from one product which is incredibly annoying when you like things simple as possible. especially frustrating when you have combination skin. AND youre fucking broke

[kbeautynotes]

How to Remove Blackheads and Shrink Pores – The Ultimate Guide

I have made a guide on effectively and safely removing blackheads and minimizing pore appearance. This is something I struggled my whole life as someone with oily skin and really large pores.

But after trying all kinds of products and methods, these are the ones that have given me the best results!

I'm also busting some myths regarding pores in this post. Check out my blog post to learn more: How to Remove Blackheads and Shrink Pores

What are your tips on pore care?

[jacksprostate]

my cats causing constant trouble is keeping me up... Love those guys but Oh My God

[arctic-hands]

Oils dissolve silicone, right? If I got a silicone bowel to hold the water that cleans my paintbrushes, I wouldn't be able to use my (water miscible, meaning I don't need paint thinner or mineral spirits) oil paints in it, yeah?

[mabelsguidetolife]

I can’t believe the skin cream i’ve had that causes the least acne and makes my skin pillowy but not greasy is a family dollar exclusive……. i’ve impulse-bought a lot of lotions but the one that i was pretty unsure about prevailed

[transbeamrooikat]

I have. genuinely never hated a book to movie adaption as much as I hate the movie version of the hunger games

[chameli]

I was looking for a mild, fragrance free soap that wouldn't irritate my skin and Dr. Bronner's is truly a GOD SEND. It thoroughly cleaned my face and left it feeling super soft. I love this stuff 🥰

[wittywallflower]

Lol ok so I just read a scene in a story where a character needs to summon a local wizard and is like “let me grab what we need” and then just grabs a dish sponge for the summoning spell, and it made me wonder if magical spells that require various mundane items and ingredients would still work if you just threw the entire contents of your junk drawer into a summoning circle. As long as the few REQUIRED items are among the clutter your spell should theoretically work, right? As long as your intentions are clearly set. could I just do a spell over my overfull trash can after roast chicken night to save the effort of gathering various herbs and the bones of a bird?

[autisticlegolas]

y’all need to learn about this superb thing called a washcloth (i really like the ones that kinda looks like mittens). it helps a lot

washing your face is actually multi tasking because you are also washing your hands and forearms and shirt and countertop and feet and floor and hair

[botanyshitposts]

so many creatures putting SO much effort into putting ‘special’ fluids that TOTALLY aren’t water through every organ possible to clean them so they can use them again 2 seconds later. like why not simply sit on a damp substrate and pull water through your body by evaporating the extra out pores in your leaves lmaoooo

[kbeautynotes]

Meet Your Clinique Take the Day Off Cleansing Balm Dupe – Heimish All Clean Balm

In the realm of skincare, we owe an immense debt of gratitude to the world of K-Beauty, particularly for popularizing oil-based cleansers like cleansing balms. Ever since I incorporated one into my routine years ago, it's transformed the way I care for my skin.

The Clinique Take the Day Off Cleansing Balm has garnered popularity in the West, but there's an equally delightful and budget-friendly K-Beauty alternative: the Heimish All Clean Balm – a true favorite of mine!

This gem from the K-Beauty world offers a luxurious cleansing experience without breaking the bank, making it a must-try for those seeking quality and affordability. Read the full blog post here: Clinique Take the Day Off Cleansing Balm Dupe

Have you tried these before?