I had the hydrating cleanser before this and really love it as well. The foaming one is slightly better for my crazy oily skin but I’ll probably get the hydrating one for especially dry winter days. CeraVe is an awesome brand
I had the hydrating cleanser before this and really love it as well. The foaming one is slightly better for my…
Beautypedia is what convinced me to try it out! So happy I did. I also really like paula’s choice skin care stuff.
Beautypedia is what convinced me to try it out! So happy I did. I also really like paula’s choice skin care stuff.
CeraVe Foaming cleanser. I use it after I’ve removed my makeup. It does an excellent job of cleansing my face and removing any traces of makeup I missed while not leaving me with that dreaded tight face feeling. It lasts a long time since you get so much product. Been using the same bottle for close to 6 months. You…
CeraVe Foaming cleanser. I use it after I’ve removed my makeup. It does an excellent job of cleansing my face and…
Agreed, it depends on the woman. My insertion was practically painless. Felt the slightest of cramps when it was inserted but didn’t even realize it had been placed until my doctor told me we were all done. I had taken a half day at work in case I needed it but after 30 minutes of slight cramping while driving home, I…
I think it might depend on arm length and body anatomy. Like my arms are short and there is no way I can comfortably reach between the front of my legs to wipe my backside thoroughly. I can definitely just dab that way if it’s only been pee but I always do the crouch to reach from behind when it comes to the solid…
Didn’t know you are a woman before writing my reply! So somewhat disregard but I’m really curious as to how you reach from the front! I was always taught to come from behind and I feel like you can’t get the proper angle/power/whatever to get a good wipe! My mind is constantly being blown by these comments.
Yeah, I feel like crouching is closer to standing, which is why I chose that option but I’m pretty sure most people mean that they too also do the crouch rather than stand fully upright like a board. At least I hope so because I can’t imagine people being able to wipe if they were that stiff and upright! This…
Nope. Wiping that way is just asking for a yeast infection. Women are taught to wipe front to back which necessitates reaching from behind. I mean, I occasionally might do one last dab from the front to ensure dryness but no wiping occurs.
Will you reevaluate your theory, if I, a lady, admit to standing? Because I damn well do! Now, I’ll also grant that it’s not a full stand but more of a crouch. I place all my weight on my feet while leaning forward slightly. It just gives me so much more freedom to get a nice thorough clean. I feel no shame.
Haha, ok, I see now. First an Ivy league professor and now a sister researching schizophrenia. Got it. I’m going to reply anyway even though I now know this is pointless. Here we go:
Just wanted to say thank you for putting forth this info. It drove me crazy to see no one correcting that LSD causes schizophrenia comment and I currently don’t have the time.
Professors can be wrong, it happens. Your professor was wrong. Your ivy league professor isn’t worth anything if they aren’t keeping up with the literature. And I work for one of the leading schizophrenia research programs. Just like another commenter said, it’s marijuana, alcohol, and amphetamines that have links…
For the complete lack of pain during insertion, you’re right, I might be. Although 2 friends and 2 coworkers also got theirs within 2-3 months of mine and only 1 of them experienced a “very painful” insertion. The others all described it as mildly to very uncomfortable. Small sample I know, but just want to let people…
My insertion was absolutely painless. I had to be told it was over. I’ve had no kids and only took 2 ibuprofen beforehand. My periods have gone from 8 days of heavy bleeding and horrible cramping to barely needing a pantyliner for 4 days....sooo, YMMV ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Just two ibuprofen about an hour before the appointment.
Just to add a different perspective on the experience, my insertion was completely painless. I went in expecting and prepared for some pain since two of my friends had just had theirs inserted. For one it was very painful, for the other, it was slightly uncomfortable. The whole process took less than 10 minutes for me…
If it helps you to be less scared, I experienced no pain whatsoever. Nada. Not even a hint of any pain. I went it expecting it to hurt like hell but had to to be told by my OBGYN that she was done because I felt nothing.
Haha understandable. I’d say just go with that and, as others have suggested, making your last name his middle name.
I’m just going to add another voice to the people saying having different last names won’t be a problem. My mother has a different last name than all her 4 of her children. Me and one sister share a last name while my other two siblings each have their own father’s last names. So that’s 4 different last names in one…
Well yeah, there’s nothing refreshing about the entire wedding industry bombarding women with the message that the wedding is their special day yet putting into place expectations that they shoulder every step of the planning leading to incredible amounts of stress. I do however see it as a step in the right direction…
