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    Truly Matching (Shade W2), 2013

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  14. gregalvang replied to your post: i’ve been trying to eat more asian food becaus eit…

    i’ll cook for you tbh :3

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  15. Anonymous asked: Slang, I have some razor bumps/scar breakouts and I've tried that Murad essential C cleanser but it still hasn't improved. Help! Any other tips?

    henny i would NOT use that for razor bumps, only hyper pigmentation and scarring after the bumps have gone away and only in moderation that stuff is dangerous. if you’re getting bumps from shaving you need to improve your shaving routine!

    ***first things first you need to make sure you aren’t using an old razor because if the blade is dull it’s going to irritate your skin hence the bumps***

    i have quite a lengthy shaving process but it’s 100% foolproof in avoiding shaving bumps tbh!

    1. before you even take a razor to your face you need to open up your pores and make sure the beard hairs are standing up straight. you can do this by gently rubbing a skin brush over the beard area and following with either a hot towel or steaming your face with boiling water for like 1 minute. this opens up the pores and softens the hair for a smoother shave.
    2. after you’ve done that, you can apply either a shaving cream or shave soap (hair conditioner is great too because it really makes the beard soft) and it helps if you use a shaving brush to apply the product (not necessary but i have one and i love it) otherwise just use your fingers. it sounds weird but i only do one side of my face at a time when applying shaving cream because i found that it can dry on one side in the middle of shaving and it’s really annoying smh
    3. after you’ve completely shaven your face get a towel with cold water and pat it over your face to constrict the blood vessels which will cut down on redness and itchiness followed by an aftershave lotion
    4. hmmm i also shave before i take a shower because then i can wash the aftershave off because i don’t like it on my face all day and i can finish my normal skin routine after i get out the shower etc.

    hope this helps!