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No. 452130[Reply]

For anything skincare related.

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No. 572196

I got a Korean Green Peel yesterday and it feels like I've run face first into a cactus. I hope the pain is worth it, I really want to blast my hyperpigmentation into oblivion.

No. 572197

my undereye area has been swollen and dark lately and I look 3 years older because of it. it just happened out of nowhere. do any nonnitas have any holy grails or tips on how to combat it?

No. 575965

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Which non coloured or slightly coloured lip balm or lip oil can give this look?

No. 575968

>>575965
It depends entirely on your lip color, color theory, and the size of your lips. Looks edited to shit but that's just a candy pink color on the bottom lip

No. 575985

>>575968
I was referring to the glossy, smooth look. As I said I don't want a coloured lip balm or oil


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No. 371060[Reply]

Talk about all things perfume, share your favorite scents, and get recommendations.

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No. 573614

>>572998
I've tried two, Lola by Alkemia and Ramune by J-Scent. The former was interesting to smell but I didn't actually like wearing it on myself. The second was more wearable but didn't last long. It smelled like grape Ramune.

No. 574042

>>567094
I've had the EDT for years and it's kind of iconic 2010s scent. I remember so many dupes of it around that time.

No. 575172

has anyone tried kayali yum boujee marshmallow intense? is it strong and does it last long? i REALLY want it when i see the notes but i have to order it online without trying and i dont want to spend money on it if its very weak.
another question- what are the strongest most intense perfumes you’ve ever tried? to me its megamare by orto parisi. i am looking for that kind of strength and longetivity. any ideas?

No. 575243

>>575172
Kayali is a cheap-smelling synthetic Sephora brand, don't waste your money on it. You can buy it second hand on mercari but the quality isn't worth it in my opinion (there are much better synthetic gourmands from indie perfumers).

The strongest scents with the most longevity I've experienced is from the house of Montale. Incredibly strength, it smells strong even after you go swimming. Vanilla/Sweet vanilla and Chocolate Greedy are good starter scents if you like marshmallows/sweet notes. Cafe Intense is my favorite right now, coffee dipped rich rose.
It too a while for my noe to evolve past Sephora/Ulta scents and like more depth and new notes.

No. 575961

What’s the best Victoria’s secret body mist if I want a mature but not seductive smell?


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No. 402287[Reply]

Discuss plastic surgery and your plastic surgery goals here. This is not a thread to brigade on regarding your dislike of plastic surgery - please create a plastic surgery hate thread to talk about that.

Previous plastic surgery threads below:
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No. 573294

>>568967
Don't do it. Anything that is done in your rib area has the chance to hurt like hell with very little movement for the rest of your life. It's crippling.

No. 573869

>>572919
>>572971
That's just the genetic makeup of your muscles. The corners of your mouth droop, but it isn't lumps. >>573168 is right, whoever is suggesting lipo is fucking crazy, and while >>573188 is right about you being an okay candidate for lip lift, suggesting lip filler is crazy. Do not try to rectify this 'problem' with lip filler.

No. 575908

Just saw an anon tinfoiling that young teenage Liv Tyler had lip filler in the 90s. I know /ot/ is mostly frequented by speds, but zoomers alarm me with how ignorant and faceblind they are.

No. 575924

>>575908
Lmao, they must not know who her dad is.

No. 575932

>>575924
They also said the "collagen injections of the 90s" looked better than the juvaderm now. They weren't getting collagen, they were getting permanent silicone injectons that looked good for maybe 2 years and then ballooned into giant hard balls of scar tissue that had to be surgically excised. They can't fathom a caucasoid woman with natural full lips kek.


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No. 513787[Reply]

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No. 575565

>>575326
Bisexual men should be avoided.

No. 575762

>>575565
There's some bizarre mythos surrounding bi men and I'm here to tell you that they aren't more attuned, not in touch with any sort of higher femininity, and are generally more stupid and lazier than regular people.

No. 575878

what's the consensus on moids asking you to pee on them/what the fuck is their problem

No. 575890

>>575878
Degen serial proclivities, at least he's not asking you to shit on him, atleast he isn't pissing on you

No. 575950

>>575225
thanks nona, i felt more intense about it yesterday but today im fine, i think youre rigth


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No. 448891[Reply]

Anything you want or desire, the Universe will provide you with it.

Post your desires, affirmations, about your manifestation journey, goals and successes.

Tips for anons:
>Do not write it in the future tense (I will, they will, etc). Do it in the present or even the past tense.
>Avoid negatives (I don't, I can't, I won't, etc)
>Avoid "wish" or "want", think of it as if it's already happening and you don't have to wish or want anymore
>Keep your mind relaxed, focus on the good feelings of the outcome. Desperation attracts more desperation
>Trust the process

Advices and inputs are welcomed!
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No. 568902

>>568541
Thank you for your response. You're right, I'm stuggling to really manifest my wishes. I'll try harder!

No. 572195

Everything always works out for me. Life is always working out in my favor and guiding me towards the right path. Opportunities always present themselves to me as long as I have the courage to take them. It's never too late for me to achieve the things I desire. I am safe, I am happy, I am healthy.

No. 572894

Stumbled upon this video which touches on some of the hardships one could encounter with manifestation, for example the want to control and avoid all negative/limitating thoughts. Even though I believe in more "woo-woo" aspects of manifestation, she layed out the basic principles of manifestation which are more psychological hacks imo but are very powerful nonetheless.

No. 575745

Manifesting that my two eldest younger sisters will move out,run away,or just leave me and my mother in general.They will not come back and will leave my too-tolerant and kind mother alone,never being able to hurt her again.

No. 575889

Dying is truly the most forgiving outcome he will ever have


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No. 559341[Reply]

Previous thread: >>433552

Whether your goal is to become more fit, lose weight, maintain/improve your general health, etc., this thread is for sharing your health journey and supporting others on theirs. Reminder that we're all human, and we all have our ups and downs. Don't blame yourself for failing, and don't get fixated on small missteps. This is a marathon, not a race. Self-sabotage will only make things worse. Try to stay positive and think of the positive steps you've made to get here and keep moving forward! Don't get fixated on numbers, and give yourself adequate rest days and rewards to keep yourself motivated.
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No. 574921

>>574832
Could you maybe share how you got your PCOS diagnosis? Since you didn't have the common symptoms, what made the doctor look into possible PCOS diagnosis?

No. 574932

>>574921
I probably shouldn't have said I have PCOS, I was panicking kek. After doing more googling I just have 'PCO' which is different.

Anyway I had an ultrasound (for unrelated reasons) which showed polycystic ovaries ie a super high number of follicles. That's one criteria for PCOS but you need to also have hyperandrogenism and/or irregular periods. I was on BC for so long up until recently that I have no clue how regular my periods are, so I guess it could be either.

No. 575872

>>573495
Started today with eggs and vegetables then went to the gym. Felt good after eating real food but I am so weak now. My session sucked so hard but I will just have to push through.

No. 575884

>>575872
As a woman you need to be eating every 2 hours otherwise your body goes into starvation mode. Eat something lest you become an ana in mind and soul.

No. 575888

>>575884
Uh huh


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No. 70602[Reply]

Discuss menstrual cups. Brands, techniques, troubleshooting, etc.

Here are some resources, feel free to add more:
>Cup dimension comparison charts
http://putacupinit.com/chart/
https://menstrualcupreviews.net/basic-comparison/

>Another comparison guide
http://loraxofsex.com/2014/12/epic-menstrual-cup-guide-comparisons/

>Nice channel for honest reviews and other information
https://www.youtube.com/user/preciousstarspads
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No. 575258

Does anyone here have any tips on starting with menstrual cups? i’d like to begin using them because using pads when you have pubic hair is just so fucking uncomfortable and I also just don’t like tampons because it feels like they plug up the blood instead of actually letting it come out

No. 575332

>>575258
get one with a loop

No. 575460

Should I change my cup? I've had it for 13 years now and it's recommended to change them every ten years, but there's no degradation or anything, the silicone just turned dark.

No. 575739

>>575460
As long as you are cleaning it properly, it should still be good to use

No. 575874

getting a menstrual cup was honestly one of the best decisions i've ever made. I don't know how much money I've saved on not buying tampons over the years, plus it's good for the environment and whatnot. If you're reading this, this is your sign to start using the cup nonnies


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No. 394660[Reply]

Discuss family planning, birth, pregnancy, conception, fertility, and any other baby-related topic in this thread.
Refrain from posting if you dislike children or are childfree.
Old threads
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No. 574672

>>574643
I dont think they were, they told her to avoid juice and soda, and I dont think they told her to avoid fruit either, the yogurt you get with added fruit at the store has tons of sugar in it. All the stuff they listed is liquid forms of sugar, which are dangerous for diabetics because it gets absorbed into the blood faster. It has nothing to do with your diet beforehand. I dont think they were accusing her of drinking tons of soda to cause GD, since GD isnt caused by your diet its cause by hormones, I think they were just telling her to avoid soda because if you get GD you do.

No. 575171

>>574672
"No cream in coffee, no fruit with yogurt, etc". Not even mentioning sugar free options or mentioning limiting it. Only women would be expected to have extremely miserable diets but fertility clinics don't even tell moids to stop drinking red bulls kek

No. 575704

>>575171
Cause your moid drinking red bull doesnt affect your gestational diabetes. Do you even know what gestational diabetes is?
Also, not drinking soda an "extremely miserable diet" lol

No. 575865

>>575704
GD is caused by the placenta, which is mostly formed from the fathers DNA. Yes a moid being careless with his health will affect that

>Drinking soda
What psychedelics did you take to get "just no soda tee hee" out of "no fruit, not even a couple on yogurt, no coffee cream, etc"

No. 576022

>>575865
Is is caused by the placenta only? I'd think the woman's body (eg. pancreas and how easily it reacts to the hormones) plays also a role in it. I got it, and my husband has no family members with diabetes, whereas my family is full of GD cases and type II diabetics.


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No. 369903[Reply]

A thread for discussing hair care, hair problems, hair styles, and hair product recommendations.

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No. 575153

>>575114
>>575124
nta but i thought it was meant to be used for people who didn't have time to wash right away or were physically incapable of washing (i.e. someone disabled). all the instructions i saw said it was meant to brush dirt out

No. 575186

>>575124
Don't listen to anyone in this thread, dry shampoo is ONLY for OILY hair and scales. Spraying dry shampoo on clean hair is incredibly retarded and it will cause breakage because the whole point is to suck out moisture. You do not spray dry shampoo on clean hair kek.
>>575153
Dry shampoo is for people who can't wash their hair for whatever reason. You don't actually clean your scalp with dry shampoo, it literally creates a layer of product build up on your scalp that you are meant to wash out as soon as you are able to. The whole reason we use sulfates in shampoo is to strip the scalp of that kind of nasty product build up, I mean back when people didn't wash every day and didn't have shampoo available they dealt with bugs and mites and lice and hair falling out in clumps, etc.

No. 575237

>>575114
>It should be done right after you get out of the shower
No. Dry shampoo goes on your hair when it's greasy, not clean. The rest you said is accurate though. Scalp oiling is such a myth and promoted by so many people on social media. It's just a way for brands to make you use and buy their useless products more.

No. 575436

>>575148
Whoever “taught” you that is either slightly more retarded than you or hates you.

No. 575765

>>575237
Whoever said you're supposed to do it immediately probably misunderstood the general guidance for oily hair, which is to do it only at the scalp a little before your hair starts becoming oily because it absorbs it straight from the source. It obviously shouldn't be used by any other hair type.


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No. 432617[Reply]

Post women you find overrated or ugly when they're shilled as beautiful. Is it her awful personality shining through? Is it her weak bone-structure or weird thumb? Is it her PR team brain-washing the whole planet into worshiping her?

Lesbians, bi and straight women are all welcome to contribute!

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No. 575177

>>574522
Unless you just have a major stick up your ass and are pulling up a magnifying glass to spot any signs of aging faster than a gay moids who owns a Botox clinic, there's really no noticable difference at 25, if any at all. Some people are unlucky but trying to hyperfixate on it just makes it seem like you're more focused on negging (or selling women Botox??) than how people actually look

No. 575559

>>575177
Men love to talk about the differences because they endlessly fetishize teenage girls. It doesn't matter what you say–they're always going to look for any excuse to defend their proclivities

No. 575571

>>575559
>they endlessly fetishize teenage girls
then explain gay men's fetishization of very young men

No. 575582

>>575559
100%. That's why they're endlessly attempting to convince women we're all old at 25 even though they've probably jerked it to a 35 yr old woman in pigtails claiming to be 18 and never questioned it kek or when moids swooned over Sydney Sweeney pretending to be a high schooler even though she's nearly 30. Most Hollywood starlets were in their 30s too. Ana de armas could've claimed to be 22 and they wouldn't have questioned it at all and just assumed she was stupid with getting fillers too young like Noah Cyrus. Or that time a porn star (?) was talking about how a bunch of moids from the manospeare hired her and others for a boat party and then went on about how women expire at 25 and it's great all these young women are there .. meanwhile most of the girls they hired were in their 30s and 40s and some even had kids.

No. 575761

>>575571
…? Is this supposed to be a scathing mic drop? It's called male degeneracy


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