I've got a horrid dry skin condition
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naddyz said:why do I have to go and ruin a perfectly nice thread about skin rashes?
I'm not sure but I'm finding it quite amusing all the same!
A threads not a good thread unless it gets completely ruined after all!
(The Berlin connotations don't lend themselves towards helping my case either do they?)
Robder said:I'm not sure but I'm finding it quite amusing all the same!
A threads not a good thread unless it gets completely ruined after all!
(The Berlin connotations don't lend themselves towards helping my case either do they?)
neither do the piercings, the big boots and a penchant for the hard room at trade.
You being practically hairless just adds to the piglet image.
(don't you just LOVE stereotypes?)
mambobirdette
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Get the hubby to pull them out with his teeth 
getting old doesn't sound fun
I've been developing more and more chest hair - it's quite disconcerting. I always used to be practically hairless but recently it's been developing.
Maybe you can be the bear and I can be the cub, sound good? I'll spend this weekend growing a goatee
I've been developing more and more chest hair - it's quite disconcerting. I always used to be practically hairless but recently it's been developing.
Maybe you can be the bear and I can be the cub, sound good? I'll spend this weekend growing a goatee
Robder,
I haven't read all the threat but I do have very dry skin and lizard arms and legs. The only thing that worked for me is this:
It's expensive compared to supermarket products but my skin looks perfect since I use this. Hope you can find something similar in your place
I haven't read all the threat but I do have very dry skin and lizard arms and legs. The only thing that worked for me is this:
It's expensive compared to supermarket products but my skin looks perfect since I use this. Hope you can find something similar in your place
Robder said:Talking of which, I've got a few hairs sprouting on my upper back! Most upsetting!
Welcome to my world of waxing!! I'm struggling to feel sorry for you over a few hairs when i'd be quite a cub myself if it wasn't for my monthly treatment
And why oh why use a cooking lard for that? Would KY not do the job... erm... in hand?
I'm pleased i didn't get the joke otherwise i'd have given the impression that I'm a dirty fist whore too silvia said:Robder,
I haven't read all the threat but I do have very dry skin and lizard arms and legs. The only thing that worked for me is this:
It's expensive compared to supermarket products but my skin looks perfect since I use this. Hope you can find something similar in your place
I don't recognise it but will have a search...I'll also be a good boy and go to see my gp.
naddyz said:
thanks for the explanation but my question was kinda retorical as i have no intention of owning a wizards sleeve at any point in my life!
robder - have no idea, cos i've never lived in london but do a search for beauty clinics in london i suppose. if it's only your upper back not shoulders then you shouldn't pay more than £20
naddyz said:OR you could buy this amazing product:
that doesn't work
only one of those i've ever tried that works is called NAIR.
BUT: hair removal cream is like shaving, only getting the hair above the skin and will eventually speed up the growth
only ways to REDUCE the growth is waxing (cos it removes hair from the follicle) and electrolysis