Honestly, you should just give the Apaisah emulsion a shot, because seriously, there is nothing better out there for dry skin. Just knowing that people rely on it during Accutane treatments when their skin is basically parched to the extreme should tell you everything you need to know!👍
Eric Phillips3 said:honestly, during my first couple of months hanging out on this forum, I was just as clueless about what a nut was as anyone else, haha🤷
Found his dream girl on the subway Patrick Moberg, a designer based in New York, fell head over heels after spotting a stunning young woman on the NYC subway. Sadly, she vanished into the crowd before he could say a word. So, he did what any desperate romantic would do—he built a whole website just to track her down...
Their eyes locked for one magical second, but for him, it felt like an entire lifetime passed in that blink. Before he could even react, she was swallowed up by the sea of faces at the Bowling Green station.
Totally convinced that this mysterious girl with the flower tucked in her hair was "the one," Moberg launched a dedicated site www.nygirlofmydreams.com to hunt down his mystery lady.
The site was pretty simple; he actually sketched out how he remembered her—bright rosy cheeks, wearing blue shorts and blue socks, with that signature red flower in her hair. He even left his phone number and email, basically begging the internet to help him find the love of his life.
Now, New Yorkers are usually known more for being cynical than helpful, but Moberg’s hopeless romantic vibe actually touched people's hearts, and they jumped into action. Within just a few hours, his inbox was exploding and his phone wouldn't stop buzzing. Finally, after dodging hundreds of calls, a friend of hers reached out and sent over a photo that confirmed everything—it was her!
"As for how this ends, unlike those cheesy rom-coms or bad pop songs, you guys'll have to imagine the rest yourselves," Moberg wrote on the site, which he quickly took offline once he finally reunited with the girl with the red flower.
He later told the New York Post that during his frantic search, tons of other girls were emailing him, offering their love and claiming that while they weren't quite his soulmate, they could definitely be a close second.
The "wanted" girl turned out to be 22-year-old Camille Hayton, who lives over in Brooklyn.
"It was absolute madness. I honestly can't believe this actually happened to me," the girl with the flower said about the whole whirlwind.
They went on a date, and from what we hear, it went pretty great since they had so much to talk about. They even ended up appearing together on "Good Morning America" later on.
Noah Castillo8 said:Thank you. It seems like I'm seeing an increasing number of people dealing with perspiration issues, whether they're moderate or more severe cases. To me, however, this feels quite unusual. I haven't encountered anyone else who suffers from palm sweating quite like I do. I know people who experience occasional moisture, but nothing on the level of my own condition...
I have a question: what kind of specialist should I consult? I am truly at a loss here...
You really ought to go see an endocrinologist, or maybe just head to a lab to get your T3, T4, and TSH levels checked (you know, those thyroid hormones).
You should probably get your thyroid levels checked out, because sweating like crazy can definitely be a sign of hyperthyroidism. Also, you might want to check out this thread on excessive sweating over here on Healthline
Honestly, I used to pass out cold just thinking about getting blood drawn until a few years back when I got sick... I had to deal with monthly blood tests almost every single month for nearly three years, so I guess I finally just got used to the whole thing 🤷 at the end of the day, the only real way to get over that fear and all the discomfort is to just face it head-on; there aren't any fancy creams or anything like that that are actually going to help you through it
Around here in the States, you mostly just see Freshlook colored lenses everywhere, probably just because they're the budget-friendly option. You might have better luck finding some other brands if you check out some bigger retailers in places like Chicago or NYC. Anyway, how much did you end up shelling out for yours?
jadeseal17 said:Plus, older lens designs—honestly, any better lenses—need to have that clear ring. It’s because light hits the eye through the pupil, and without that transparent part to let the light pass through properly, you just wouldn't get a clear image.
😂 😂 😂
I think you're missing my point a little bit
those old Sapphire Blue lenses used to make your eyes look completely blue, plain and simple🙂 but when you pop in these newer Sapphire Blue ones, your eye ends up looking blue with this brownish ring—or, if your actual eyes are green, they end up looking blue with a greenish ring. See what I mean now? That's the specific difference I'm talking about. plus, they've got that ugly yellow tint that wasn't there on the old versions. I actually just picked up some of the old Sapphire Blue ones recently, and here in the States, you can still find both the old style and the new Sapphire Blue models at basically any local eye doctor or optical shop.
where'd you hear that they discontinued Sapphire Blue? They just rebranded them, honestly. Those lenses are called True Sapphire now, and the only real change is that they added this little ring in the middle where you can actually see your eye color through it, which kind of makes brown eyes look a bit off
I actually knew this woman once who tried to end things with an overdose, but she only took a tiny amount and didn't actually die. It’s weird because that didn't stop her from jumping from a fourth-floor balcony a couple of years later to really finish the job... but honestly, that's not what we're here to talk about right now. The thing was, after that first attempt, she was left with these permanent side effects where she just couldn't coordinate her movements at all; she couldn't walk straight, was always swaying, and dealt with these intense hallucinations... it was probably some kind of brain damage even though she only took such a small dose of pills, so I guess the prognosis isn't great. It really just depends on exactly what someone takes and how much they ingest, you know?🤷
Thanks so much for all the advice, everyone! I just applied some Bacitracin ointment and I'm already feeling a whole lot better... fingers crossed I'll look totally normal again by tomorrow morning 🙄
