u/Cautious-Cress5359

Planning on starting a cycle soon on a research subject with GHKCU for the first time. The goal is to achieve an even skin tone, remove dark spots, remove acne scarring and improve facial hair.

Once the goal has been reached, can the subject slowly wind off or will that lead to acne issues coming back? What is an estimated timeline for mild scarring and dark spots?

Hi, I am looking to buy a new phone for my mum within the next few months. I would probably wait for the IPhone 18 pro/ pro max to drop around September/ November and when prices drop slightly, buy the new phone. Between the 16, 16 pro, 17 and 17 pro where would you recommend i settle for? What is the most value for money option? Bear in mind she is still on an 11 pro max so her needs when it comes to a phone are not too high- good camera quality and battery life are the main concerns here.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Hi I recently passed my driving test and got my insurance policy with Hastings Direct starting within the next week. I have a few questions to ask.

1. I have a 30 day period with the app policy where they will track my driving. As long as it is above 30, will there be any effect on my insurance?

2. I hear quite a lot of bad experiences with them. Some people claiming they were cancelled randomly without being given a reason? Is this something that actually happens? Does anyone have any positive experience with them and can vouch it is worthwhile staying with them for the year?

3. Further on question 2, if I have no claims and no undeclared mods, will I be safe from this supposed random cancellation? I only plan on using this car for the next 1-2 years and I would like to understand the risk involved with this insurance policy during this time.

Hi, 18M here trying to figure my way through the next years of my life.

I grew up in poverty with a single mother of 3, having to be extremely cautious of every penny spent. However, I have always had the ambition to live a life of financial freedom, being able to afford luxuries and a lifestyle where money truly is not an issue. The current goal is to be on 10k months within the 4 years.

I have recently made the decision I want to avoid university and build myself up through entrepreneurship. Despite having plans on many different ideas I would love to bring to life, I feel quite tempted to initially start on some business models I see on social media. These range from Amazon FBA to high ticket sales etc.

I understand the harsh reality is most of what I would see on the internet is just a hook for these influencers and gurus to sell a course but I do truly wonder if there is actual legitimacy and real money making potential for me to commit my time and effort into anything shown online.

For example, looking into Amazon FBA, the profit margins are becoming very narrow, it is extremely difficult to compete against big companies with a much larger cash flow, finding a good product is difficult and making it last long term is even harder and the list goes on.

Some guidance would be immensely appreciated. Anything from real models to commit to or even general advice is all encouraged and welcomed. I would also love to hear some of your personal stories of success and how the route there was made.

Thank you for taking the time to read!

Need to do an all nighter for econ tomorrow. Probably getting like 2-3 hours sleep max. Will me taking my pre workout before my exam save me??