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gidget · Local time: Sep 10, 2006, 12:42 PM

If you ever have to use hairspray, I suggest using Bed Head's Maxxed Out Hairspray. It's a smaller bottle than the typical aerosol cans and it doesn't smell like hairspray, but it holds just as well. My hair never stays curled and this held the curls all through prom.

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gidget · Local time: Sep 12, 2006, 08:57 PM

Originally Posted by How Unfortunate

Question: how do you pick good glasses? Unfortunately, I'm going to want some for awhile (at least until my eyes "stabilize" and Lazik is possible). I presume you can't get the lenses too small or it's a pain in the ass to look out of.

Go to the store and just try a bunch on until you find some that look nice on you. Take a friend or ask the people in the store.

Originally Posted by How Unfortunate

Question 2: Some people advocate "peacocking" when going out to pick up at bars, malls, etc. Wearing something distinctive, like a crazy hat, glasses, boots, to call attention to yourself and stand out. Yes/no?

If it looks nice, sure, but all of that sounds ridiculous to me.

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gidget · Local time: Sep 12, 2006, 09:23 PM

Originally Posted by blue

Anyone have good advice on eczema? I developed it a couple of years ago, about 6 months before I was diagnosed with diabetes (I have NO idea if they're correlated, or if 18 is a strange age to get eczema), and it's still going strong. It's on my hands, and they're very dry because I wash them so much... I'm kind of a germ-a-phobe. So aside from the whole "don't wash your hands as much" and "use lotion" advice, whaddaya got?

Get a Cortisone cream. I think you need a prescription to get it, so go to your doctor and ask him/her about it. It helps a lot. I used to get it on my ankles and feet when I was little, and I get it on my hands now if I use anti-bacterial soaps. That might be part of your problem, too. I use Ivory soap for everything now.

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gidget · Local time: Sep 13, 2006, 04:03 PM

Originally Posted by AliceNWondrland

Maybe it's different for women, but dry-shaving is HORRIBLE for my skin. I've done it many times when I've been in too much of a hurry to bother with shaving cream or soap (which works just as well, at least for me) and the results are always really, really bad.

Dry shaving is terrible for my skin as well. I normally just use soap and water and I get a nice, smooth shave.

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