If someone had a highly resistant case of staph epidermis folliculitis, if it spread to another person, is it likely it would show up as folliculitis or in another form of infection?
I have tried vanilla oleoresin, vanilla absolute, and vanilla ex clove. The vanilla oleoresin was the best of the 3. The vanillin ex clove I had purchased had virtually no smell to it, but I also bought an awful smelling sandalwood EO from the same company, so I’m not sure if it’s the product in general or the supplier. Wondering if there are vanilla ex clove out there with a great smell to them, if it would be better to try vanilla CO2, or just suck it up and use a synthetically derived vanillin?
With the vanilla absolute, it makes the perfume very dark and sticky. The oleresin is similar, but much less than the absolute.
Also, if it is full, looking for some great more “designated“ dispersed camping, like maybe has some picnic tables, fire rings, etc. Absolutely no intention of a fire, just for the feel of it being more of a people camp here. My friend I am going with is feeling pretty anxious about not having a set plan of where we will be camping/ the idea of dispersed camping. We are coming from out of state (just Oregon) and neither have been around this area before.
Also, I see quite a bit of black bears… what are the chance we might see one camping or along a hike? I’ve already been doing some research on necessary precautions. While I’ve hiked and camped quite a lot, I have never ran into any wild animals, so while I think it would be insanely cool to see one (at a ‘safe’ distance), I am also nervous about the idea.
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Does anyone know where this dress is from? It very well maybe from another country. I already reverse image searched it on Google, Etsy, Depop, and Poshmark with no luck. I’m fairly certain this is a natural fiber dress, most likely cotton
Any ideas what the problem might be? Did I automatically get booted from all the groups or something?
I got a korean lash lift 2.5 weeks ago and one side looked fairly good, and the other side was super curled and the ends were frazzled, definitely over processed. My inner lashes were missed and or damaged (broke off) on both sides. She fixed the over processed eye and the two sides matched. After about a week, the side that looked fine from the start started curling and seems like its curling more over time while the fixed side is still pretty straight/ looks pretty good (aside from my inner 1/3rd of my lashes missing from the lift). Now both sides look fairly different again. Is the other side being all curled up now a result of over processing or is it just something that naturally happens after a lift? Additionally some of my lashes are falling over
I feel like one of them looks clumpy and the tips are weird and don’t match the one that looks nice. And I feel they look worse irl than in the pic. Is there anything I can do to save them or do I just have to deal with weird mismatching lashes?? Am I just being over dramatic?
I see people doing lash lifts at home, but I don’t see many tutorials for Korean lash lifts. I saw one tech say that the Korean lash lifts would be very difficult to do on yourself. Does anyone do Korean lash lifts on yourself to save $?
I called one scrap yard and the gal told me that she can’t give price estimates over the phone but that it could range anywhere from $10-1000. I’m guessing with a 20 year old cat with a broken honeycomb (the valuable part), that it’s going to be on the lower end, but hoping to get as much as I can back from it to offset the over $1000 aftermarket replacement 🥵. I’m guessing some scrap yards on average pay more than others.
I feel hesitant for this as a first date idea as a shy person, but maybe I should be more go with the flow??