Brazil, last year. He tried to steal her purse. She ended up stealing his arm.

Could be worse - he could’ve been in Brazil:

I think she’s okay. Looking good is part of her job. and she is a professional. no judgment is implied; we can all go on with our lives knowing that we don’t have to deal with the pressure of being an aging Hollywood Elf.

I think face wash is pretty necessary since you need to wash the sunscreen off at the end of the day.

Some of us are greasy bitches, Ashley.

Damn. Some of the life advice I give out most often is:

- If you are put in an emergency situation, DELEGATE TASKS TO INDIVIDUALS. “Help me, please, somebody!” is much less effective than making eye contact, pointing to an individual and saying, “YOU, call the police. / YOU, help me with this bandage, etc.”

...That an…

And sunscreen is literally the only product you actually NEED.

I LOVE AIA!

Using shampoo as face wash would absolutely WRECK my skin. Does it not strip your skin at all?

Israel has mandatory national service. How is her being Ex-Israeli Army in any way noteworthy? I know plenty of people serving and ex-army who couldn’t beat me (an ordinary civvy) in a footrace or a fight. Just saying.......

Liv, pivot to ASMR.

I don’t think she cares about us at all lol.

Wait, good point.

Where is the sunscreen‼ You UV-ravaged fool!!

She should play a therapist one of these days. Her voice - put on or not - is so soothing

I love skincare, but I think it’s time for more of us to admit that most of this shit is a matter of something even more out of our control than finances or diet: genetics. Fucking genetics.

I am exhausted after watching that video. Its 20 steps too much.

Wow. He is lucky she didn’t decide that “there is a good chance he will run away if i let go of one hand, so i’ll incapacitate him first, then call the police.”
Also, the people who didn’t call the police are complete losers. There is virtually no risk involved, especially as she already has the suspect pinned. A…

The whole U.S. insurance model is to deny coverage, and only cover either common, well-documented type problems, or to only offer to cover something after repeated appeals.

Embarrassment, lack of insurance, unable to get a referral to a dermatologist, being told that there’s nothing to be done by a GP.