I know but it can be painful to watch. For example, I saw a trailer for the new Chris Hemsworth movie, Blackhat and while my partner thought it looked really cool, I cringed so hard through the whole thing. Of course you can expect a work of fiction to be, well, ficitional, but it can really grate if it pretends to be…

Nothing to mock here. There is a good reason why doctors don't like House, cops don't like CSI and IT people don't like hacker films. Those are the same reasons why folks into BDSM don't like books about BDSM written by people who have no fucking clue about how it actually works.

Those poor kids would just be bored to death.

They said nothing about tampons and condoms so go on with your bad self.

I'm bringing brownies *wink*.

I have seen people on a bike riding past and then driving into a lamp post," she says.

They might still make three. Those who love the books, all eleventy billion of them, probably won't pay any attention to the bad press.

They'll probably do one anyway! SO EXCITE!

Kylie could start her own lipstick empire. Deep, matte lipsticks with matching liners. No joke; she'd own the overlining market.

BREAKING NEWS: young (and tragically ancient 21-year old) people with good skin have good skin.

I'm glad you've made it work for you. Seriously. It's such a fussy product and I just don't like Benefit's price/quality ratio.

You know....I actually agree with you. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being concerned; with ethically-produced goods. I like indie brands because it feels good to support small businesses. But I draw the line at blatant misinformation. On the internet, everyone can have their opinion heard. That is, as many…

The line of reasoning is straight and it is all about consent. You cannot make assumptions.

Ask her sometime. If she says it's okay, it is. If she says it's not okay, it's not.

May he catch something flesh-eating or incurable from that fish pedicure.

pH is about 3.5. I'm not sure COQ10 is all that great; I read a chemist saying somewhere that research hasn't actually shown that it is what it's hyped up to be. The stuff is not cheap so I won't buy more when I run out.

Oil phase:

Don't know about 1 and 3 but I get the feeling that your skin may have specific needs because of rosacea. There is lots of information upthread about green correctors. Basically, you'd use them under foundation.

A wash is generally not a good idea. I have combo to oily skin too. I'd say try a cream cleansing emulsion that you can remove with a warm wash cloth. Probably the more cheap and basic the better because your face cleanser is on for only a minute and it won't do any good in that time. Mineral oil is good at dissolving…

Honestly, why do you think organic is better? Why natural is better? What does natural mean anyway?