#lacura

[fuck-you-yeah-francisxavier]

[sundewa]

oddly specific request but does anyone know of a perfume that smells like this lotion .. i dont even know if u can get this scent anymore but its SO GOOD i need to bury myself in it. literally begging atp bc i cant find anything

[javierfashionbazar]

PRODUCTOS TERMINADOS a La BASURA y LIXIVIADOS En TODA La CARA TODO el VIDEO

[agathaandrea]

Riflessioni ... F. Battiato

… è quello che pensiamo davanti ai genitori che lentamente invecchiano e li vediamo sempre più fragili …

[elgallinero]

Practice English

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[rachaelstray]

Lacura Pink Clay Mask - review

I’ve been using the Lacura Pink Clay Mask by Aldi for months now and thought it was time to share an honest review. Lacura Pink Clay Mask product details The Lacura Pink Clay Mask is the ideal addition to your beauty routine. This mask is sure to detoxify your skin, leaving you feeling fresh and revitalised. The new formula will leave your skin looking both clearer and…

[kabukirune]

Aldi Lacura Honey Infused Hair Oil. Is it a Dupe?

[chiarasolems]

Ci sono frasi che fanno male, fanno arrabbiare, fanno sentire frustrati: 1. Usa la forza di volontà 2. Sei un caso cronico 3. Alcune persone guariscono, altre si devono accontentare 4. Tutto si risolve coi farmaci 5. Dovresti mangiare meno/meglio/di più 6. Segui questo schema alimentare 7. Non stai davvero male 8. E' tutto nella tua testa 9. Basta volersi bene! ... E' solo una selezione di parole che mi sono state rivolte da psicologi, psichiatri, neurologi, dietologi e da persone di vario genere. 1. LA FORZA DI VOLONTA' non basta, chi sta male ha fondamentalmente una più prepotente forza di autodistruzione, occorre aiutare chi soffre ad esprimere il proprio dolore e cercare motivazione, stimoli che aiutino nel processo di cura 2. La diagnosi di cronicità è spesso una scusa per chi non è in grado di aiutare 3. Nessuno deve accontentarsi, mai. Ci sono tante strade da percorrere, la psichiatria e la psicologia non sono scienze esatte, e ognuno ha il suo percorso 4. I farmaci possono essere una stampella ma non sono la cura: non risolvono la causa ma trattano il sintomo 5. Mangiare meno o mangiare meglio o di più sono banalità che chiunque soffre di disturbi alimentari conosce: anche questo approccio si concentra sul sintomo e non sulla causa 6. Seguire uno schema alimentare, una dieta, non è indicato, perchè non dà a chi soffre gli strumenti per cambiare consapevolmente: la rieducazione alimentare è la strada che può davvero aiutare 7. Il malessere è soggettivo: se una persona soffre, dobbiamo accogliere la sua sofferenza e ASCOLTARLA 8. Nella testa di chi sta male ci sono mille voci, chi sta male non riesce a distinguere facilmente quale sia quella "sana" 9- Volersi bene è una frase fatta che non ha attinenza con la devastante realtà dei disturbi alimentari. ❤️ CAMBIARE È POSSIBILE. Francesca #anoressia #bulimia #binge #obesity #obesità #disturbialimentari #dca #vita #ortoressia #donne #uomini #uominiedonne #insieme #cura #lacura #disordinialimentari #vigoressia #sportcompulsivo #shoppingcompulsivo #alcolismo #aa #bingedrinking #tanoressia #cleptomania #disturbisessuali #dipendenzaaffettiva #ossessioni #ed #ansia #depressione (presso MondoSole anoressia bulimia binge disturbi alimentari (dipendenze)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CldU4o3IfxG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[buildheight]

[ ] He looks [ ] and he looks [ ] again. [ ] and the moon [ ] looks [ ] He looks at the moon [ ] and [ ] quiet. [ ] "And the plane still crashes."

blackout poetry of a fantastic fic called cockpit resource management by @theminecraftbee. i was really hoping for another conjunction but thats the fun of erasure isnt it! this section is so striking in the text that i couldnt help giving a poem a go

[tsunagite]

Hello again!

I am here to show you more of my OCs that are based off of songs!

First off, PANDORA (Poison AND÷OR Affection)

Pronouns are she/they, and in my lore, they are literally just the contents of pandora's box given a human vessel.

Next up, Kyouki and Ranbu! (Kyouki ranbu)

They are twin butterflies (the green one is Kyouki, purple is Ranbu) that are both very energetic (ranbu is the more hyperactive one tho)

Aaaannndd, that's all for today! (I will have more prepared soon)

PS: noticed that you couldn't find the other song I requested, so here is the YouTube link: https://youtu.be/rCIDYUC5dGM?si=eh7uWmR6EdMe8zqC

Ooooo… It’s funny, Rhythm Poison/Affection are the ones who are two people sharing a core while Kyouki Ranbu vibes by themself.

Fun fact, for the longest while I did not even know Poison AND/OR Affection meant PANDORA… I may be stupid.

And yeah, it was bc the title wasn’t translated so I couldn’t find it. Here ya’ go.

A child of unknown origins. Has no home. Such is all I have to say.

[fuck-you-yeah-francisxavier]

[romanijuva]

This is a nationwide fragrance recall from Aldi stores. Aldi issues 'emergency' notice to shoppers and offers them immediate refunds -

[18catsreading]

Teedles: Oh, by the way Walmur's here - some of the lacura and the Red Warren made it safely.

...

Brennan: this is the first thing that's made me go - I need to go lock down Bennett right now

[boxingcleverrr]

So with the mind-boggling hilarity of people feeling the need to defend taking care of their skin, I wanted to do an update of my original skincare post. That I of course can't find, presently, as the search function on this site is still useless!

First of all, come to terms with the fact that you are walking around with a giant organ on the outside of your body (ahurhurhur).

Yes, preventing skin cancer is priority one when it comes to your dermis. Sunscreen isn't the only defense, having skin with a healthy moisture barrier is part of that prevention as well. ALSO, one thing a lot of those posts desperately yelping "It'S nOt BeAuTy StAnDaRdS!" leave out is, uh, the scary shit that can happen to your skin when you're elderly. Your skin WILL get thinner, that's just aging. Taking care of it now (keeping it stretchy and moisturized) gives it a better chance of not being paper-thin, to the point that the person taking care of you has to be mindful not to freaking tear it off of you just helping you get dressed.

If you have a strong stomach, go ahead and read some stories from hospice and other types of elder care workers. There's a whole contraption for lowering people down slowly if they're about to fall, all to prevent skin splitting or sloughing off.

Age spots are beautiful. Care-worn wrinkles and laugh lines are beautiful. Your arm skin sloughing off like a glove is not.

Fucking moisturize.

Is a side effect of that care often fewer of those lines? Sure, MAYBE, sometimes. It also doesn't at ALL require 18 expensive steps. Even before I left my job I was mainly using the best I could find for the least amount of money. Almost everything listed I've been using for over a year at least! Aldi-brand skincare is amazingly quality, as you'll see.

Washing:

Lacura Foaming Gel Cleanser: Super gentle and nice for a daily face wash. When I want to use it as a makeup-remover, I'll pump it into a super-soft sea sponge so I can scrub a bit more, albeit gently.

I don't get big breakouts much at this point (regular cleansing and moisturizing will usually chill your skin out eventually re: feeling the need to over-produce oil). But I do keep some Neutrogena Face Wash around for when I get breakouts anywhere, maybe a handful of times a month.

I don't know how much benefit I REALLY see from toner, as far as my pores. They seem fine! Mostly I just loooove the feeling of swiping it on fresh from the fridge, and the coolness does calm down the skin and sooth any puffiness. I still make my own Rosewater Toner with wilting discount grocery store roses and a few drops of lavender oil.

Goops:

Lacura Day And/Or Night Creams: These are SO AFFORDABLE (I'm using Amazon links for ease of reference, they are WAY cheaper directly from Aldi) and make your skin feel like butter. After washing and toning one or the other is what I glop on next, and a little goes a long way. Night cream is important because the skin under your eyes especially is so super thin, it needs that protection as we get older. But eye creams tend to be STUPID EXPENSIVE. Lacura is around $4 at Aldi and I legit see very little difference between it and the unsustainably expensive ones I've tried in the past.

Ponds Dry Skin Cream: The old reliable. I have used it since I was 19 and Oprah said it was good, lol. If you use nothing else on your face, use this (but also sunscreeen, dear gods). After Day or Night cream, this comes next.

A good rule of thumb for all moisturizers is that you don't want it to disappear into your skin immediately OR stay too greasy. As I've gotten older, this one sits on my skin longer, so I tend to only use it at night in the summer. Once it gets cold and dry out, though, morning and night baby.

Vaseline Cocoa Radiant: For the all-over-rest-of-me, you really can't beat it. After every shower or bath, all over everything, damnit. LUBE YOUR DERM.

Oil:

Olive Oil Squalane: My last step of the night is topping my face with a good Squalane before bed. My old job discontinued the one I swear by, pictured above, which, I have no idea why? It feels soooo nice and I saw such good results in the winter especially. I bought up a bunch of bottles from work before it disappeared, haha but there are soooo many options out there for a lot of different prices. Basically you want the main ingredients to be Olive Oil & Herbs, usually Rosemary.

Treat Yourself Tier:

Innersense Harmonic Treatment Oil: I was given a gift card to them for my birthday last year, and yeah they're reeeeeally wom-wom and a little insufferable in their marketing, and they're expensive. HOWEVER, this stuff is infuriatingly great? Nothing was helping my dry scalp until this. I use it instead of the Squalane maybe once a week on my face as well, and it definitely clears up any redness or irritation right away. How dare it be good and also $25 an ounce. But if you can treat yourself, why not!

Dead Sea Mud Masks: Masks are FUN, damnit. If you can ignore all the annoying "detoxing" claims and blah blah, it is a fact that mud masks can really flush out those pores. And they feel nice!

General Habits:

Wash Your Pillowcases: They're full of your face goo, skin cells, and slobber. Not only good for your skin, but just nice. Wash your sheets/bedding more regularly in general, if you're like me then I know you're not doing it enough. Make the change to fragrance-free detergent now if you haven't already, that shit could start bothering your skin at ANY time. My mother never had a problem with good ol' Tide, until she turned 60 and suddenly ANY fragranced soaps made her skin explode.

Wash Your Makeup Tools: Same as above, I regularly gross myself out watching all the GUNK that's stored in the pretty pink makeup brushes.

Wash Hats, Headbands, Etc: Hopefully the pattern is sinking in. If it touches your skin regularly? It should be washed regularly. It's easy to remember that your clothes do, of course, but there's so many other things as well that are fulla your skin cells, various products, pollution, and sebum. Scientists could probably clone you with access to the inner band of your favorite hat alone.

SUN SCREEN: EVERY TIME YOU GO OUT IN VIEW OF THE FIRE ORB. Sensitive face/skin? Baby sunscreen. I know texture is a big thing for people, but there are lots of different brands out there that have lots of different textures, ingredients, scents, etc. Don't give up on it just because Coppertone makes you break out, you owe it to yourself to find the thing that works for you. Skin cancer is a bitch that spares no one, not even Hugh Nicest Man Ever Jackman.

Drink Water: You know it, I know it, same as above, find the way to get regular hydration in that works for you. I personally like making my own fruity flavored syrups to dash in things. Hydrated skin begins from within, blah blah blah.

Vitamins: Take a multi-vitamin, get your vitamin D. The sun is not BEAMING VITAMINS INTO YOUR PORES, it synthesis it. A quick google will tell you that 8-10 minutes in the sun A DAY is all you need. So don't let anyone tell you BUT YOUR VITAMIN D!!!!!!! when you're layering on your sun screen. Take your vitamins, get a teaspoon of sun regularly, and then GOOP UP.

I'm no expert, just someone with a mother & grandmother who greatly regret/regretted their lack of skin care as younger women. My mom is 75 and she has lines and spots, and she's beautiful! But her skin can tear after a clumsy trip into a door frame. She's listening to her dermatologist now to the letter, and I too would like to avoid that as much as possible! We all deserve to like how our spongy flesh prisons feel.

[bicheco]

Io se avessi una figlia la chiamerei "Lacura". Immaginate la scena ad ogni presentazione.

- Ciao, io sono Fabiana e tu?

- Io sono Lacura.

Certo, tante responsabilità ma anche divertimento assicurato.

[powernitelife]

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