u/AtomicFeckMagician

I feel like whenever I have to do something difficult, after I've done the difficult things, it's like I'm completely wiped out for the rest of the day. Today for example, I had a call with my boss's boss (nothing bad, and it was a nice chat) but that still felt like a "big thing I had to do".

In addition, I had to make the dreaded doctor's appointment. Because I had to make the doctor's appointment, I also had to talk to someone else to check on the status of my financial aid request. (Good thing I did too, because the nice lady I spoke with discovered no one had even looked at it since I submitted it so she flagged it for me.) Then I messaged one of my colleagues to arrange a meeting next week.

The actual time I spent on these things was collectively probably less than 2 hours. And yet, I feel exhausted and like all I want to do is scroll on my phone or play a video game. I don't feel like I have any energy left in my body for doing dishes or putting away laundry. I have ordered dinner and feel like all I want to do is eat then take a nap. Then I'll inevitably wake up at 10 p.m. and transform into a goblin with as much energy as I need, but won't be able to do much of anything productive because the rest of the world is sleeping.

Bleh. (P.S. I am indeed medicated)

I always usually do R+Right click. Did K always open the camera, or was that added with mounts? But I felt like our little band of strangers looked pretty cool waiting for 3 a.m.

I usually never rush quests and often leave them sitting in my log for weeks, but seeing Tau all alone makes me want to get Hassian back where he's supposed to be quickly.

Seasoned with soy sauce, Worcestershire and a little mayo and zapped in the microwave

Not looking for a reading, but wondering what this extra line is jutting off to the left of my life line is called. I can't find it on general maps but curious to look it up.

Definitely recommend the Ordinary's Lash Curl finisher 👍 for those who don't know what it is, it's just a clear, liquid product that keeps your lashes curled without having to use mascara.

Image shows product, followed by before use and after (curled with lash curler followed by product) bottom image shows lashes 4 hours later.

I planned to also take a photo at 8 hours, they were still looking great at 7, but I have PMS and had a little cry, which it did not hold up to (so definitely water soluble). Did not sting eyes while crying, and bonus, no running mascara.

What I think would improve it:

Brushing lashes before applying the product - my lashes tend to stick together at the ends, some people like that but I prefer a fluffier look.

A smaller spoolie, the brush on this is like a normal curled mascara wand, I think it would benefit from shorter, more dense bristles to aid in lash separation.

Other factors: I have dry skin and don't sweat much, if you get oily eyelids or live in a humid environment I imagine your experience with this might be different since it can definitely come off with just water.

Mainly wanted to post this due to being unable to find other direct before and after comparisons of this product's shade on hair color like mine, since Manic Panic infamously just uses the same hair just photoshopped with color for everything, so maybe this will help someone else out in the future.

First time using Amplified rather than classic so will update later with how it performs!

Other Data:

Hair history: had been previously dyed with other Manic Panic Classic shades but as you can see, mostly washed out (ends still holding enchanted forest due to previous slight lifting of ends.)

Type: Fine, straight (Any waves are incidental due to being up in a claw clip) porosity unknown.

Heat treatments: never direct, blowdry only, regularly oiled ends.

Day before dye I washed with a clarifying shampoo, no other product. Post dye I rinsed with hot/warm water (I know everyone says to use cool water but it's uncomfy so no thank you) no shampoo and sealed with Elizavecca Cer-100 Collagen Ceramide Coating Protein Treatment.