This is probably a dumb question but can someone please explain to me what’s the difference between all these terms in relation to water pumps: dry-pit, submersible, non submersible, wetwell, and drywell. I guess I just never got a good grasp on what each of those words actually mean when describing a water pump and I just want to get it cleared up in my head.
Found this https://monpure.com which looks good as it seems they're really choosing well the ingredients that they use, but I cannot afford to buy these luxury products! Do you know other haircare/scalpcare that are more affordable but do work?
I've been dealing with this problem with my scalp for some time now. It's always intensely dry, terribly itchy and these days even come in clumps :( Those anti-dandruff products don't seem to work anymore even with conditioners. I would also try not washing my hair, or just washing with water thinking that I may be stripping my scalp's natural oils... but I still get the same problems. I have long, thick hair but I am also experiencing extreme hair fall and its quite alarming. I would therefore like to try out some products (probably serums, scalp scrub) but don't know which ones to try. Your suggestions would be really helpful! Thank you!
I’ve tried two humidifiers and still my skin is cracking - any suggestions about what worked for you?
Edit: thanks for the skincare tips everyone! I’m also looking for changes I can make to my condo unit- ie I’ve heard that including house plants might work!
Skin is starting to get drier. Normally I use coconut oil but I would like to try something less oily. Anyone have experience with shea butter? I don’t like lotions so something more “one ingredient” would be ideal.
Thanks in advance!
I have heard of people using dry ice to kill off the pests in their vivarium, so I am wondering if you could also do the same for mold?
I don’t know how people get good pictures inside their mouths. I’ll keep practicing, but in the meantime…
Is it likely I have dry socket if I still have pain 7 days after extraction?
For me entire life I've had a bit of a dry scalp. Up until I was 28 the only real problem was dandruff on darker clothes but at 28 I got diagnosed with some sort of exhaustion illness. The illness effect me in a multitude of ways, but one thing I've come to realize is that when my body is exhausted it has trouble creating moisture for the skin. I also get problems with not producing enough tears when I get tired leading to dry eyes. Super weird.
While most of my skin is fairly okay, the scalp which was already dry became a big problem. The only way I found to not have an constantly itchy scalp is basically to apply skin cream to my scalp a few time/week to a few times/day. I'm male so I just decided that the easiest solution was to shave my head. Most of the time i can't be bothered with having it clean shaven, but I cut it down to 1mm about once/week to make the application of skin cream easier.
I do look pretty okay the way I am, but I'm starting to miss having hair. I tried to grow it out a few times but when the hair becomes a few centimeters the application of skin cream just becomes problematic. Due to not being able to work due to my illness money is a factor on if I can afford to grow out hair again as any sort of expensive treatment will not fit in the budget.
Any ideas on some way I could keep my scalp moist even if I decided to grow our my hair again?
Hi everyone! A little about my skin: normal-ish (oily during the summer, dry during the winter) but I'm on tret 0.025% so it's extra dry and sensitive these days. I think I have a good routine for the winter finally, but I have to wear a face mask for work (fabric first then N-95). On days I don't work, my routine works great but on days I do, by the end of the day my face is sooooo tight and dry feeling, and I can literally see the dryness (especially the parts of my cheeks that have some old spots). What could I be doing differently? I have a hunch that maybe my mask wipes away product too much so am going to try waking up earlier tomorrow to see if that helps any. Any thoughts would be appreciated though!
Here's my current routine...
AM: wash with water
Cosrx Snail Mucin Essence
2 layers of Cerave's Baby Moisturizing Lotion
3 drops of TO's Rosehip seed oil (love this stuff!)
Wait as long as possible then: Shiseido Urban Environment Oil-Free UV Protector
PM: Micellar water before shower then wash with LRP Toleraine Gentle Hydrating Cleanser
Cosrx Snail Mucin
Tret (every other night)
2 layers Cerave Baby Lotion
6 drops Rosehip oil
Right before bed: slug it out with some Vaseline!
I also just bought Stratia's Liquid Gold and Rewind serum, patch testing now so if anyone can share how they use those things and where it could fit into my routine, I'm all ears!
I am wondering if you guys have an idea which boresight dry fire trainer you guys have? Maybe a mag that can stimulate trigger so you don't have to cock the gun all the time (can cowork with boresight)? Any dry fire tools at all?
But it's nothing compared to the terror I'm feeling as these social media campaigns lobby to try and free him.
