Do I part my hair and apply it meticulously to my scalp, or, do I just apply it like regular shampoo?
Because it seems more or less axiomatic that this product dries out the hair so it feels wrong to just apply it like regular shampoo but at the same time the former approach takes some time and doesn’t allow me to get every spot on the scalp.
7 month old titanium flat back stud in lobe does not get tender anymore or bleed nor get sore, however, I still find crusted under it, I want to change it to a hoop when can I do that?
I’m planned to get one. Minimally invasive procedure, just a few mm off one central incisor.
Kinda anxious about the general idea of getting dental work in a foreign country, let alone being put under.
I am highly expected to go to this event where there will be significant quantities of people from my work life showing up, and they will all be accompanied by family/spouse/partners/friends.
I was going to avoid going all together to avoid the humiliation of walking around on my own, but then I remembered seeing, on TV at-least, that people hired plus ones in such situations. Can I do this for real somehow?
This is not satire, my life is genuinely this pitiable. Thanks!
After leaning down considerably, I am still having trouble losing lower back love handle fat even after dropping 55lbs. I got told by others to just ‘gain more muscle’ to improve my composition, but I was unsure how one can gain muscle under the love handles since I wasn’t aware there was even a muscle group under them, but after being downvoted for voicing this curiosity, I am now entraining the reality where it is possible to do so.
So could someone please tell me how I can grow muscle in these areas so that I can improve my body composition in my lower back?
P.S. I already train abs and lats heavily but that has only built mass in my front midsection and upper lateral back. Thanks
For me it’s simple:
I’m choosing Ringu I’m simply not going to watch the tape. I also love Japan soooo any chance to be in Japan sounds like a good deal for me!
I don’t experience this while eating, but specifically when chewing gum on the left side of my mouth, I will experience a sharp pain across the upper and lower molars. I can’t tell which one of those sides it is localised to as it kind of radiates around that general region.
For context, I had a cavity on that side but it was filled last year with silver. No wisdom tooth as I had it removed as a kid. I doubt it is a cavity causing it as I have a cavity that isn’t filled on the right side of my mouth which never experiences such pain.
The gum is free of added sugar, as is the rest of my diet.
I am dumbfounded.