#skin care soap

[naturalhandcraftedsoap]

 Handmade Soap Gift - SKIN CARE

Skin Care – Natural Handcrafted Bar Makes a Big Difference! Skin types include normal, oily, dry, and sensitive. Some people also have a combination of skin types in different areas of their skin. Your skin type can change over time…For example, younger people are likelier than older people to have a normal skin type. Skin types vary depending upon factors such as Water content, which affects…

[saabanvali]

When it comes to skincare, what you put on your skin matters as much as what you put into your body. Organic bar soaps have been making waves in the skincare industry, especially among those who prioritize natural and sustainable products. But not all organic bar soaps are created equal. Some are packed with ingredients that do wonders for your skin, while others may fall short. So, how do you choose the best organic bar soap? By knowing which ingredients to look for. In this blog, we’ll break down the top 5 ingredients that should be on your radar when shopping for organic bar soaps.

[sgt-tombstone]

idk if I’ve posted about this before but I seriously headcanon that Ghost has a twelve-step skincare regimen

it includes moisturizer, witch hazel, scar gel, burn cream, etc and he sticks to it religiously when he can

it’s not that he is particularly enthused about self care or even skin care in general, but it keeps his eye black from creasing, his scars from aching, and his face from breaking out with acne under his mask

when the 141 pulls off their Ghost Team balaclavas in Las Almas, he nearly doubles over in laughter at their messed up eye black, fabric creases pressed into their dry skin, and pimples already starting to pop up

after they get back from Chicago, all three of them find a small bag with moisturizer, face cleanser, and acne cream outside of their barracks and none of them even have to ask who it came from

[figdays]

Capybara Tart Soap // FrolicCreations

[vamptastic]

dgaf about egg jokes they're harmless and at worst mildly stereotypical do your thing im sure ive made one before. however. i do feel like the whole discourse was kicked off by that "egg behavior to wear women's deodorant as a man" tweet and we all collectively need to agree that that tweet was dumb & stupid and women's deodorant is objectively superior to men's. actually men's hygiene products in general just suck more except razors. apparently its manly to smell like shit and have dry skin. if i had my druthers id force every cis man to use dove deodorant. id mean id still do it if it made them transgender but i see it as more of a public service in terms of smell than in that regard.

[vintagepromotions]

'For Bare-Skin Beauty - Bath Size Palmolive with its "Beauty Lather"!'

Advertisement for Palmolive soap (1949).

[goshyesvintageads]

Procter & Gamble Co, 1934

[spleen9000]

-not everyone needs to use facewash or bodywash on a regular basis. if water is enough for you, it's enough.

-not everyone needs to use moisturizer all the time. if you don't get issues when you don't moisturize, you probably don't need to.

they are just trying to sell us things!!! some people do benefit from these things, but if a wet washcloth or whatever works to keep you clean and comfortable, it works! there's no inherent human need for bodywash and moisturizer and anyone who tries to tell you everyone needs a "basic skin care routine" involving multiple products is either trying to sell you something or has been indoctrinated by those people.

so stop being weirdos and shaming people for not needing the same skin care routine as you!!!

[biteable-pink-pixie]

I don't know which guy needs to hear this, but stop using that bar of soap to wash your face.

[misforgotten2]

I go to my doctor for all of my beauty and grooming advice.

Life - July 26th 1948

[iridescentgleam]

I love the idea of Link post-calamity in a champions revived AU, having regained a lot of his important memories, but still having no idea how to function like a normal Hylian because he’s been living in the wild for the past however long. Like, he knows how to communicate properly with others, but he knows absolutely nothing about how to take care of his Hylian body. He just… cooks and eats when he’s hungry, bathes when he gets weird looks from passing travelers, goes to sleep whenever he’s tired, changes clothes whenever he needs to bundle up or dress down. Like, he doesn’t really have all the ingrained societal behaviors down-pat because he didn’t really need to.

Fast forward to one day, when Revali’s brushing out his hair, he asks Link what he does to take care of his skin because he’s curious if Hylians have different ways to care for certain parts of their skin like Rito do with their feathers and all Link can do is shrug. He’s not expecting such a noncommittal response, so he presses. Somehow, this ends up getting Zelda involved and they both end up horrified just how little effort Link puts in to take care of himself while he just stares at them in shock, wondering why they’re wasting time with so many steps. Tea bags under the eyes, Zelda? Really? Yeah, alright, you just continue with your witch voodoo magic, alright, uh huh.

[umemiyan]

my friend is so fucking girlie pop he’s listening to dua lipa in the shower rn while 10 mins ago in the car i was playing 2pac. i think he stole my femininity

[figdays]

Wooden Bridge Builder Soap // BobaBathTime

[bottlesandfun]

[wlw-cryptid]

you know the girlies on the Instagram reels and tiktoks that do their boyfriends skin care routines by force. are there butches like that who will help me

[trivia-polls-daily]

No cheating, please! Answer the trivia question to the best of your ability, then check below the cut! Please do not give away answers in comments or tags!

Answer below:

Ivory Soap was invented in 1879, and was sold with the tagline "It Floats!".

https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/24/business/ivory-soap-curious-consumer/index.html