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Blisters after getting black Henna

I get Henna every year while on vacation and maybe one more time on some kind of festival - always black Henna (it's just what they use - I think I've only had brown Henna once) and never had any problems. I also get my hair dyed once a year (even bleach at the tips the last couple of years) and never had a bad reaction to it either.

On Thursday I got black Henna again (a small lizard on my ankle) in a European country while on vacation, today (Saturday, about 48 hours later) I touched the area while out and it kind of burned. I just got home and checked it: It looks like there are a couple of small blisters in the lizard's body (not in the tail though)?!

I googled and it looks like there are other people who've had the same problem and it says that black Henna apparently also isn't safe (didn't know that and, as I said, I've never had any problems). People in other threads recommend getting some cream and oral antihistamines from the pharmacy. The problem is that it's 11pm on Saturday, pharmacies are long closed and urgent care doesn't exist in my country. I could only go to the regular hospital but it would take me about an hour to even get there and there'd probably be a multi-hour wait.

I do have an old tub of Advantan (contains cortisone or something like it) that I use for neurodermatitis flare-ups. I also have an Aloe body lotion that I use for sunburned skin. Would either of those work instead? Definitely going to go to my GP on Monday if it's not gone by then (I currently do not have a dermatologist as my old one sadly retired).

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u/Athyrat — 5 days ago

Saw this ad in an underground station 3 weeks ago

Sorry, forgot to post. I'm living in Austria and it's interesting to see that not only do they release new episodes just one day after the US but they even paid for an ad. I saw it again a couple of days later.

u/Athyrat — 2 months ago

Season 3: The voiceovers

Is anyone here able to make sense of Lestat's voiceovers in season 3 (watched episodes 1-4)? Maybe it's just because I'm not a native speaker but not only am I having quite a lot of problems actually understanding what he's saying (have had to keep subtitles on - season 1 and 2 weren't even close) but it's also WHAT he's saying. I know that Lestat is often a mess but to me he sounds like someone who's talking in movie references, except that I didn't watch the movie.

Edit: What I mean is: What is Lestat talking about? I don't mind the back and forth and I understand the words he's saying (mostly with subtitles on) but what he's talking about just sounds so random, like he's referencing something. Should I know those things?

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u/Athyrat — 2 months ago

Adjusting recipe to bigger machine or baking in the oven?

A youtuber I sometimes watch posted a sponsored bread recipe for a mini bread machine (400g loaf, according to the website). I do own one but it's bigger than hers (300-500g flour) and I rarely ever use it.

Has anyone here got experience with adjusting recipes for bigger bread machines, especially when the dough also contains rolled oats and seeds? Do you just calculate the total amount of dry ingredients, then double,... the recipe?

Can you also just bake the thing in the oven (would be a lot easier because I can see the amount it makes)?

Not sure if it's okay to post the link to the youtuber's website but I can post the full ingredient list if necessary.

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u/Athyrat — 2 months ago