I am looking for nice but affordable (below 200 because I need 2) gaming chairs. Any suggestions? I do not like the "office chairs" although everyone say they are comfortable. I work in an office, I dont want to go back home and feel Im still at work. Currently located in Korea so might have more limited options. Thanks in advance!
I have never had any chia seeds but after 10min in this community I feel like it is a must for bowls and breakfast. Anything I should know? How to prepare them? Good brands? Good mixes? Please share!
Not asking about a single product recommendation as much as the category itself. I have a little texture and opened pores. I'm using a clay mask from beplain for this but only once a week, need another targeted step but for an every day use
I was in Korea recently and obviously told myself I was only going to pick up a few things, then somehow came back with a full skincare pile. I grabbed a mix of stuff from Olive Young and a couple other spots, so now I am sitting here looking at products from beplain, Round Lab, Torriden, Skin1004, and Mediheal trying to decide what actually deserves a place in my routine first.
I mostly went for lighter calming and hydrating products since my skin has been a little oily but also dehydrated lately, plus a few things for texture and congestion. The beplain products caught my attention because they seemed like the kind of easy everyday products that could fit in without making my routine too complicated, but now I am second guessing everything because I also picked up way too many other nice looking things. I could get use to this so easily!
I saw a video where someone turned frozen dumplings into a full spicy bowl situation with sauce, green onion, chili oil, and I have been thinking about it ever since. It looked like the exact kind of low effort meal but with enough flavor. I already have a mala sauce from vivid kitchen, so now I’m tempted to try some version of it instead of making the same boring dumplings I always make. Has anyone done this and found a combo that really works? Dumplings plus noodles? Dumplings over rice?
The most useful change in my body routine was paying attention to what happens before lotion even goes on, if the shower step leaves skin feeling tight, everything after feels like catch-up. Even a good lotion ends up feeling like it’s trying to fix something. A gentler wash, then lotion right after and only using something stronger on rough spots a few times a week has worked better than any long routine. For me that’s been a basic lotion after showering, and then something like AmLactin only on places that actually need it. The Celgen body wash fit in well with that because it didn’t make my skin feel stripped, which made the rest of the routine feel way easier to keep up with. That whole “body care has to be a 6-step thing” idea never really worked for me. A decent wash, lotion at the right time, and targeted exfoliation has been enough.