I also pluck my eyebrows and shave my bollocks.
I drive an automatic 'cause I'm too cool to change gears.
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I drive an automatic 'cause I'm too cool to change gears.
Xbox Live - phoenix1flames
Murbal wrote:Yeah, its got a nice texture and it smells lovely.Ultrasoundwave wrote:I'm using that at the moment too. Mainly because it was half price, but I rather like it.
at the moment, im using Bulldog.
"Look at banner Michael!"
Dirtbox wrote:Yes you have, on your elbow!
Never have, probably never will.
Ultrasoundwave wrote:Ha, me too. Sadly, it's not as good as the Nivea Rehydrating moisturiser that I normally useMurbal wrote:Yeah, its got a nice texture and it smells lovely.Ultrasoundwave wrote:I'm using that at the moment too. Mainly because it was half price, but I rather like it.
at the moment, im using Bulldog.
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XBox Live, Origin and Games for Windows Live Gamertag: teamHAM
Not as nice as I used to be
teamHAM wrote:Skin food? What's that?
After every shave I will use some sort of moisturiser or skin food, simply because if I don't my face will dry and crack up and feel like it's setting in cement.
As a result of this I see it as a necessity really, like washing your hands after taking a crap (for most of us anyway).
Not as nice as I used to be
-- boobs do nothing for me, I want moustaches and chest hair.
SpaceMonkey77 wrote:You've got it backwards. "Black doesn't crack", it's the pasty white skin that shows the wrinkles.
Let me tell you something. Do not fear male grooming. Anything worth maintaining needs work. It is not beneath you.
Personally, I've always moisturized. As a person of colour, many of us learn to do so from an early age, in order to maintain our skin.
If you are a pastey white skin dude, there's less need for you to do this, unless you are sun bathing. Saying that, applying lotions, oils and such only enhance your skins, making it better for the years ahead.
PhoenixFlames wrote:And you drive an automatic.
Yes. I look good. It's not gay, it's just as sensible as drinking enough water.
I also pluck my eyebrows and shave my bollocks.
Alastair wrote:I'm nothing if not predictable.
I am gay
if you have nothing intresting to say then you might as well just throw your bags on the truck and drive away
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Fake_Blood wrote:Ha ha.PhoenixFlames wrote:And you drive an automatic.
Yes. I look good. It's not gay, it's just as sensible as drinking enough water.
I also pluck my eyebrows and shave my bollocks.
MetalDog wrote:My hands used to crack in the winter until I switched to using soap instead of liquid detergents to wash them, which I ascribe to the left-over glycerine in the mix. I'd recommend trying that first. Though I'd hope it would do something for the flakey skin and rashes I have on other parts of my body, but it doesn't have such a great effect there. I'll look into trying out comfrey oil myself.
If you have dry patches/cracking going on, you could try Comfrey Oil - with the proviso that you must read up about it and use it with due care and attention. It's gangbuster stuff.
Cubby didn't know how to turn off sigs!
ronuds wrote:ronuds looks old beyond his years, confirmed!
Moisturizing to keep your youthful looks is for the ladies, though.
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