Anyone selling in EU?
Hello!
I’m looking to get back into pre workouts.
Is there anyone inside of EU that have anything laying around that they’re willing to sell?
Big thanks!
Hello!
I’m looking to get back into pre workouts.
Is there anyone inside of EU that have anything laying around that they’re willing to sell?
Big thanks!
Hello!
I’m looking for a tinted SPF to cover up redness.
I’m a guy and I prefer the sunscreen/moisturizer to not be looking like makeup.
I’m white but tan.
Thanks
Hello!
I’m looking for a tinted SPF to cover up redness.
I’m a guy and I prefer the sunscreen/moisturizer to not be looking like makeup.
I’m white but tan.
Thanks
Looking for something easy to use everyday. I’m white tan. Eborian cc red correct looks a bit pale on me and is expensive + hard to get right.
What would be a good tinted spf or something else for me?
Hey everyone,
I’m a guy looking for some advice on products that can help reduce the appearance of facial redness without looking like I’m wearing makeup. My goal isn’t full coverage—I just want to tone down the redness enough that it’s less noticeable in everyday situations.
I’m mainly looking for something that blends in naturally, is easy to apply, and won’t be obvious to other people, even in daylight. Ideally, it would have a lightweight, invisible finish rather than looking matte, cakey, or like foundation. Since I’m completely new to this kind of product, I’m not sure whether I should be looking at green color correctors, tinted moisturizers, redness-reducing creams, or something else entirely.
Price is also important. I’d rather not spend a fortune on premium brands if there are affordable options that work just as well. I’d love to hear recommendations from people who’ve actually tried products for mild redness, especially if you’re a guy or prefer a very natural look. Drugstore products are totally fine if they’re effective.
For context, I don’t need perfect coverage—just enough to take the edge off the redness so my skin looks more even. If you have any favorite products, application tips, or things to avoid, I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.
Thanks!
Hey everyone,
I’m a guy looking for some advice on products that can help reduce the appearance of facial redness without looking like I’m wearing makeup. My goal isn’t full coverage—I just want to tone down the redness enough that it’s less noticeable in everyday situations.
I’m mainly looking for something that blends in naturally, is easy to apply, and won’t be obvious to other people, even in daylight. Ideally, it would have a lightweight, invisible finish rather than looking matte, cakey, or like foundation. Since I’m completely new to this kind of product, I’m not sure whether I should be looking at green color correctors, tinted moisturizers, redness-reducing creams, or something else entirely.
Price is also important. I’d rather not spend a fortune on premium brands if there are affordable options that work just as well. I’d love to hear recommendations from people who’ve actually tried products for mild redness, especially if you’re a guy or prefer a very natural look. Drugstore products are totally fine if they’re effective.
For context, I don’t need perfect coverage—just enough to take the edge off the redness so my skin looks more even. If you have any favorite products, application tips, or things to avoid, I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.
Thanks!
[For Hire]
Hey everyone,
I’m Elliot, a video editor from Sweden. While I have a lot of experience with fast-paced, high-retention gaming content (having edited a ton for channels like Jimarkus), I am absolutely not tied to just gaming.
I can adapt to pretty much any style or niche you need. Whether you want vlogs, documentary-style storytelling, talking head videos, or something clean and minimalist, I can execute it.
Here is the deal: I’m young, highly motivated, and I work fast. My absolute biggest strength is that I actually listen to feedback and instructions. I have zero ego about my work. If you want something changed or have a very specific vision for your channel, I will make it happen exactly how you want it. I'm also super easy to get ahold of and won't ghost you halfway through a project.
You just focus on recording your videos, and I'll handle the rest.
My Portfolios:
Socials:
Feel free to DM here or talk to me on any of my socials.
Best, Elliot
($25 HOURLY) Price can absolutely be discussed.
Hey everyone,
I’m Elliot, a video editor from Sweden. While I have a lot of experience with fast-paced, high-retention gaming content (having edited a ton for channels like Jimarkus), I am absolutely not tied to just gaming.
I can adapt to pretty much any style or niche you need. Whether you want vlogs, documentary-style storytelling, talking head videos, or something clean and minimalist, I can execute it.
Here is the deal: I’m young, highly motivated, and I work fast. My absolute biggest strength is that I actually listen to feedback and instructions. I have zero ego about my work. If you want something changed or have a very specific vision for your channel, I will make it happen exactly how you want it. I'm also super easy to get ahold of and won't ghost you halfway through a project.
You just focus on recording your videos, and I'll handle the rest.
My Portfolios:
Socials:
Feel free to DM here or talk to me on any of my socials.
Best, Elliot
($25 HOURLY) Price can absolutely be discussed.
[For Hire]
Hey everyone,
I’m Elliot, a video editor from Sweden. While I have a lot of experience with fast-paced, high-retention gaming content (having edited a ton for channels like Jimarkus), I am absolutely not tied to just gaming.
I can adapt to pretty much any style or niche you need. Whether you want vlogs, documentary-style storytelling, talking head videos, or something clean and minimalist, I can execute it.
Here is the deal: I’m young, highly motivated, and I work fast. My absolute biggest strength is that I actually listen to feedback and instructions. I have zero ego about my work. If you want something changed or have a very specific vision for your channel, I will make it happen exactly how you want it. I'm also super easy to get ahold of and won't ghost you halfway through a project.
You just focus on recording your videos, and I'll handle the rest.
My Portfolios:
Socials:
Feel free to DM here or talk to me on any of my socials.
Best, Elliot
($25 HOURLY) Price can absolutely be discussed.
Hey everyone,
I’m Elliot, a video editor from Sweden. While I have a lot of experience with fast-paced, high-retention gaming content (having edited a ton for channels like Jimarkus), I am absolutely not tied to just gaming.
I can adapt to pretty much any style or niche you need. Whether you want vlogs, documentary-style storytelling, talking head videos, or something clean and minimalist, I can execute it.
Here is the deal: I’m young, highly motivated, and I work fast. My absolute biggest strength is that I actually listen to feedback and instructions. I have zero ego about my work. If you want something changed or have a very specific vision for your channel, I will make it happen exactly how you want it. I'm also super easy to get ahold of and won't ghost you halfway through a project.
You just focus on recording your videos, and I'll handle the rest.
My Portfolios:
Socials:
Feel free to DM here or talk to me on any of my socials.
Best, Elliot
($25 HOURLY) Price can absolutely be discussed.
I’m trying to get my MOVA ViAX 600 to access a second mowing zone using a ramp I built from my wooden deck down to the lawn.
The ramp is about 77 cm wide, and the slope is within what the mower should be able to handle. I’ve tested driving the mower up and down the ramp manually, and it works without any problem.
The issue is that in autonomous mode, it refuses to drive down the ramp. It seems to stop or avoid going down, even though the passage is mapped in the app. I’ve tried creating/recreating the passage, and I’ve also tried making the ramp look more mower-friendly by adding a mat, but it still won’t go down by itself.
The ramp goes from a wooden deck to grass, so I’m wondering if the mower’s vision/LiDAR system is interpreting the edge or the ramp as unsafe, like a drop-off or obstacle, even though it can physically handle it.
Has anyone managed to get a MOVA ViAX 600, or a similar vision/LiDAR-based robot mower, to reliably use a ramp between zones?
Things I’m wondering:
* Is there a way to force or encourage the mower to use a specific passage?
* Should the ramp be mapped as a passage only, not as part of a mowing zone?
* Could the wooden deck/ramp surface be the problem?
* Are there any settings for obstacle avoidance, vision sensitivity, narrow passages, or zone transitions that could help?
* Would adding artificial grass, side rails, or a longer landing area at the bottom make a difference?
Any tips or real-world experience would be very appreciated. I can provide photos of the setup if helpful.
I’m trying to get my MOVA ViAX 600 to access a second mowing zone using a ramp I built from my wooden deck down to the lawn.
The ramp is about 77 cm wide, and the slope is within what the mower should be able to handle. I’ve tested driving the mower up and down the ramp manually, and it works without any problem.
The issue is that in autonomous mode, it refuses to drive down the ramp. It seems to stop or avoid going down, even though the passage is mapped in the app. I’ve tried creating/recreating the passage, and I’ve also tried making the ramp look more mower-friendly by adding a mat, but it still won’t go down by itself.
The ramp goes from a wooden deck to grass, so I’m wondering if the mower’s vision/LiDAR system is interpreting the edge or the ramp as unsafe, like a drop-off or obstacle, even though it can physically handle it.
Has anyone managed to get a MOVA ViAX 600, or a similar vision/LiDAR-based robot mower, to reliably use a ramp between zones?
Things I’m wondering:
* Is there a way to force or encourage the mower to use a specific passage?
* Should the ramp be mapped as a passage only, not as part of a mowing zone?
* Could the wooden deck/ramp surface be the problem?
* Are there any settings for obstacle avoidance, vision sensitivity, narrow passages, or zone transitions that could help?
* Would adding artificial grass, side rails, or a longer landing area at the bottom make a difference?
Any tips or real-world experience would be very appreciated. I can provide photos of the setup if helpful.