just shave if u got a monobrow


i cant respect a man who plucks his brows lol


youd wouldnt attract any more girls youd just replace old ones with new

Shaving causes it to come in more bluntly. If you just shave the middle, your eyebrows would look weirdly inconsistent if you skip a day or two. If you have a unibrow just grow some balls and pluck those bitches.

How To Groom Men's Eyebrows so They Still Look Masculine
I don't claim to be an expert on men's eyebrows but this guide seems pretty reasonable.

Enlighten us Dayvan.

No, I like rich old men that are about to die.

sad you've been corrupted. rich old men don't pluck shit btw

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/fi...h_1350115c.jpg

I hope the two of you are very happy.

When I think metrosexual, I think "pretty boy".

Remind me to bump this when Oojay comes back.

wow so this worked really well. does smell weird though.

I put some vanilla extract in mine and it still smelled weird. If I wasn't so cheap I'd use coconut oil.
Gonna do it tonight on the parts of my face that breakout but I'm scared it will make my pale skin pink and gross. I read somewhere that if you scrub your skin with sugar every day for two weeks or so, you'll have no acne....

Kitty Litter Facials

this bitch....

:laughing:

Are you going to make him glitter again?

I think taking vitamins sounds like an unhealthy advice. Many studies indicate that dietary vitamin supplements can be bad for your health.

The Vitamin Myth: Why We Think We Need Supplements - Paul Offit - The Atlantic

Wtf I'm gonna die!

I stopped taking supplements a long time ago. I just eat right, exercise, and drink plenty of *cough* fluids.

The good news is you've only got 24 hours to live. The bad news is I couldn't get a hold of you yesterday. :drummer:

Fred do it properly

Or at least...

Well gee, as much as I like thinking about how I'm going to die because I take vitamins, I'd really rather talk about beauty.
I used to use something called Noxema as a night cream. When I had really bad breakouts, it worked but I think it's too harsh now so I switched to aloe vera. My skin looks fucking terrible right now so if I were any of you, I would take any skin advice from me with a grain of salt but this seems to work pretty well.

My skin is a bit dry at the moment. I always forget to put moisturiser on first before my power foundation. I'd be interested to know if anyone else draws onto their eyebrows? I do mine a bit darker than my hair colour but that's how I like it. The one thing I like about drawing them on each day is I can change the thickness and shape at my leisure.

If the myth of vitamins is so prevalent, why are medical doctors and specialists still promoting the use of vitamins? I can understand that if someone goes to a health store with an uneducated stance on vitamins, what they do, and what their body needs and just grabs a bunch to take, that it could be dangerous. But if medical practitioners are suggesting you take certain vitamins, is THAT something that you should have second thoughts about? I'm not arguing against your suggestion, I'm just wondering, because a doctor reccommended I take Vitamin D and calcium supplements to help a medical condition I have, but I don't want to die... ha.

Also, what about pre-natal supplements and vitamins? Same thing?

When I've asked my doctor about about vitamin supplements, she said I didn't need them, even if I'd gone for five days without being able to keep any food down. If your doctor recommends you get more of a vitamin, I assume they think you may have a deficiency or something and that their advice is good, but studies seem to indicate that if you're already of good health, you won't improve your health further by taking vitamin supplements. It is more likely to do harm than help you.

About pre-natal vitamin requirements, I have no idea!

I know that some vitamins can be dangerous if taken in excess, which is why people need to be careful if they are taking multiple supplements at once BUT I can't find that many studies on dangerous vitamins when taken in excess, apart from Vitamin E, A and C, which already have FDA precautions on vitamin bottles, its just that many people ignore them because they just assume that the more vitamins they take the better.

Generally, I tend to believe that vitamin intake follows a bell curve type effect, so you might have a deficiency, then an optimal level, then a toxic level. Which means vitamins are still beneficial to your health if taken at the right levels for your body's needs. So yeah, I guess if you're in 100% good health without any deficiencies you won't need to take any supplements. So your doctor said that YOU didn't need any vitamin supplements, but this might not ring true for other members of he population. In this day and age people aren't eating as healthy, exercising as much or getting outside as much so many individuals DO have deficiencies.

That vitamin water or enhanced water, whatever it's called, is bad for you because they generally contain an excess of vitamins. I always see people guzzling those things down like there's no tomorrow.

Those vitamin waters are awful! They are basically sugar!

And they just taste disgusting. Ugh. People get so brainwashed by energy drinks and other products that are supposed to be "good" for you or make you more beautiful or whatever, while in reality they are just placebos and it's a mind over matter issue.

That's why I like this thread because Tumor has showcased some simple tips for beauty and hair and skin care that are not really fads or all the rage, and that will work for most people.

Consume Omega-3's (but don't rely heavily on fish). That can fix dry skin and produce other benefits (in, for example, brain function).

I was also told to do this for years when I was a veg!

But if you're eating fish oil are you really vegetarian?

You can get Omega 3 fatty acids from flax seeds and kiwi fruit, but not near the amount you get from fish.

Is the brain function part true? My doctor said it could help with my adhd but I don't believe in supplements.

Don't use supplements get it from eating fish.

Omega 3's are good for your brain, yes. And it occurs naturally in a lot of foods, no supplements required.

But I'm allergic :(

I think there is some in avocado but don't quote me on that. Do a little research. You can get it from other foods.

You're right DJ. You're always right. :D

meh, I'm not always right. I just happened to read those articles where they talk about super foods and I vaguely remember them talking about avocados.

Oh don't be a party pooper! Avocado's are delicious and very healthy.

wwhat is this thread a damn subway commercial!!!!!


teach me how to be beautiful and have smooth skin and remove my balls wrinkles

I know. I like them but I never remember to pick them up when I go grocery shopping. I only usually get them from other places like if I hit up a subway or like this morning when I ordered an egg white breakfast burrito from this place and added avocado to it.

botox your balls son