u/revoltcatapolt

Has anyone tried it? I've gone through multiple tubs of pink peppermint foot lotion and repeat foot balm, and I just can't get those last few stubborn, deep cracks out of my heels. I've also tried using scrubee on my feet (v nice btw) and use the Afters massage bar basically every single night on my feet. At this point I'm willing to try anything that is moisturizing 😅. I did refuse to wear shoes outside from toddlerhood to 27, so I might just have lizard heels now. Thought it would be important to note 😭.

And was it worth it? I started the journey and took out a "small" loan of 9k. For the rest it's going to be another 12.5k

I don't have insurance. The longer I wait the worse it gets and the more expensive it gets. If I can take out a loan, should I? It's my teeth. I know y'all get it. But I also don't want to make a mistake. But letting my teeth go longer would be a mistake.

I haven't been to school in over ten years so I would be starting from scratch. I have no idea where to even begin with all of this; school has always felt so out of my league as I didn't do super great in math as a teen and struggled with time management back then too.

But now I'm ready to try again and have decided dental hygiene is what I want to do at 31. I'm doing this for Jon stability of course, but I have bad teeth with a family of people that have bad teeth and feel very passionately about preventative care. If someone helped me more with it when I was a kid I wouldn't be needing over 20k in dental work right now. Oh well, at least my dentist will be happy getting paid 😅.

ANYWAY, where do I start? Any tips? I haven't even started looking at schools yet, but I am VERY broke haha. Any advice or points in the right direction would be super helpful. Tyia!!

Where I have to get a dental surgery 😅. Thankfully this is the last time they have to rip teeth out of my head-next time we'll start screwing things in. Woo!

That being said, every month/two months when I have to get surgery to fix the trauma in my mouth I treat myself to Lush.

I know I'm picking up more Super Milk conditioner, and considering some Sleepy shower gel or maybe the Twilight shower jelly.

What makes you feel better from Lush after going through something hard physically? I don't have a tub so bath bombs are out 😭. I need something easy to use as well, as I'm going to be bed bound for about a week or so.

Specifically the Jergens Natural Glow gradual self tanning lotion. Like if I just wanted to have a nice tan forever could I realistically use it everyday if I'm not seeing adverse affects on my skin? I know people usually self tan for events or certain seasons but now that I have a nice tan for the first time in 31 years I don't want to go back 😭😂

Ok I saw this on a girls Tiktok video, it won't let me screenshot it and she hasn't responded to any comments so I have no clue where she's located (assuming UK as they get all the fun new stuff 😭).

But in her video she showed a new scrubee and said it was chocolate and vanilla!? WHAT?!?! That sounds divine.

Anyone know if this is a confirmed new product? There's always a chance her store had really old stock of something I haven't seen, but it didn't look like any other seasonal scrubee bars, like the mamachino or the valentines day one with the pink.

ETA: I AM A FOOL. It was the mama chino just slightly warped to my eye. I'm silly and hankering for a new scrubee scent this badly that apparently I'm imagining new scrubees where none exist 😂

If I don't get Pink? I'm torn. For reference I do enjoy the Snow Fairy scent, which I had seen it compared to as far as sweetness and scent vibes go, but I don't tend to reach for it to wear as much now in my 30s. Tbh I've seen a lot of mixed reviews on it-some say candy sweet, others boozy-Idk what to think! However I'm feeling like I'll miss out if I don't get it now as it doesn't come around ever.

Is it unique enough to blind/impulse buy? Or are there other scents year-round that are the same?

Tyia!

(Also I know I post and comment way too much guys. I swear I'm a fully employed adult, I just got hurt a few months ago at work and have been off of said-work getting various physical therapies as well as dental surgeries from a completely separate thing. I've been SO out of it. I have nothing whatsoever to do and Lush makes me feel pretty and human again since I can't work out or anything 😭 Love y'all).

I've been going at this for about two months now, and I'm at the point where I want to take this set off and give my nails a break for a week or so, as I've noticed they're getting a tad thin and bendy when they grow out now, and just because I'm assuming I probably should 😅.

What do you do in between your sets? I'm thinking of just buffing off all the old glue, trimming them short, using some cuticle oil then doing a coat of Sally Hensen Diamond Strength Instant Hardener. Any other recommendations? Ty!❤️

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As an actual co-wash? I'm a curly hair gal, but I have to wash my hair every day because of work and the climate I live in.

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(It's hot as sin and I sweat a ton, also travel a lot in a big city so I don't like taking those germs and pollution to bed with me).

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After researching different methods for my high-porosity hair I've learned that washing every day is bad, and that co-washing is a good method (using only conditioner in-between shampoo) for people in my situation.

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I've always wondered why the product was called a co-wash but didn't think anything of it 😂. So my question is, do any of my other curly girls use this as an actual co-wash? I saw there was shampoo in it, and I thought co-washing only meant conditioner so I wasn't sure if it defeated the purpose or worked as well as just using any old conditioner.

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If it does work well as a conditionder-only co-wash, are there any other products like of y'all can recommend? I saw they had a Mango and Coconut co-wash, but of course they're leaving soon!

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Happy Monday!