REDFEATHERS said:

And you seem to be in 100% of those threads!

I just dropped my fried egg on the floor. I know it's not relevant, I just felt so sad I had to post.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

well.. umm..

Fauxie said:

Poor egg

Fauxie said:

I bet the grease you cooked that thing it would do wonders for the skin

weepingwall said:

I was just thinking that! Queen Helene - get it for $1.50 at Family Dollar!

It's really good stuff.

REDFEATHERS said:

I know. It's ok though, Mon made me another one.

And supa, you first.

applekisses said:

OK, I know you'd smell divine dipped in that stuff but would I? Does the scent fade? It's not really oily stuff is it?

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Honey, you'd be like Godiva wrapped in dark chocolate ganache.

It does fade and it's not oily at all. My dermatologist tells me to not use moisturizer on my face, but I use it on other parts.

applekisses said:

Sorry, I found something sexual in considering that phrase a moment. Is that wrong?

applekisses said:

Why not your face? I have naturally oily skin so I don't think the lotion will hurt me, will it? Now I'm scared

Fauxie said:

I'm sure as that messy egg lay on your floor you sexualized that for a moment too

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

No, not sexualised, but I did this weird sadness, empathy thing I sometimes do with inanimate objects and felt kinda sorry for it that it wasn't going to fulfil its destiny and instead got thrown in the bin.

Neutrogena has a lot of good options that don't smell girly.

And this stuff is very nice. Has an herbal smell, but not perfumy at all:

This is what I use. Moisturizer and sunblock.

It's pretty cheap. Maybe $10.

Fauxie said:

why did you throw it in the bin? couldnt you just wash it?

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

It's just because the skin on my face is ultra oily and I'm on a couple of topical medications to control it (like acne medicines). It won't hurt you, hon. Does your face get dry? If not, you may not even need a moisturizer.

Fauxie said:

OMG...I do the same thing...so does my friend Amy. When we were in college we bought a cinnamon bun from the day-old bin because we felt sorry for it - we put it on top of the TV and called it Roland.

applekisses said:

OMG did you?

Now thats mad..

REDFEATHERS said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

That you are using body lotion on your face is proof that you are, indeed, a man.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

If you are really starting to care about wrinkles you should use an anti-wrinkle cream. I am 33 and I use it! It's never too early to banish those things. I use neutrogena everything. I like it, but don't put body lotion on your face.
You must use something specifically made for your face. The anti-wrinkle creams have acids to get rid of dead skin cells. I am the queen of anti-aging products. Trust me, I know what I'm talking about.

Retinol
SPF 15
Multi-Vitamins
Protects and Hydrates
Fragrance free
Oil Free
Alcohol Free*

This non-greasy daily moisturizer helps reduce
the look of lines and wrinkles, plus protects
and hydrates skin in one easy step.
It is clinically proven to give you smoother,
younger and fitter looking skin.

applekisses said:

That sounds like something I'd do. I was nearly in tears this one time when I dropped my turtle incense burner. I couldn't bear to look at him on the floor all in pieces, poor thing.

I also recommend Neutrogena: their oil-free moisturizer for senstive skin is great--no girly scent and oil-free! (Or you can get the one with SPF 15.)

I also like Aveeno Ultra-Calming Daily Moisturizer SPF 15.







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Fauxie said:

did you bury it and give him a funeral?

emm said:

That's it! Wonderful suggestion!

REDFEATHERS said:

I didn't go that far, but I was genuinely distraught.

Bye all! I'm off to sunbathe and kill my skin.