Beauty Questions and Tutorials

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

HOLA!!

I edited this bit of the comment to put up a TABLE OF CONTENTS, so people won't ask the same thing over and over again.

This FIRST comment will be updated everytime there's a new advice uploaded. :D

Now, if you're not satisfied with the solution I uploaded or you need a little bit more clarification, don't hesitate to ask. :D Then I'd upload the update version in the Table of Contents. For example: Message 3 was about Hair solution. If I updated something about it, I'd put something like: MESSAGE 20: Unhealthy Hair Solution part 2 or something like: Unhealthy hair solution clarification



AND NOW!!

THE TABLE OF CONTENTS!!!



MESSAGE 3: Unhealthy Hair Solution
MESSAGE 6: Oily Skin Help
MESSAGE 7: Cheap Anti-Frizz Solution





START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE:


=> Hey everyone!

I would like to announce that I will soon be uploading youtube videos of beauty reviews, tutorials. :)

I have helped quite a few girls here with their beauty questions and so I would like to share this news to everyone :)

I will announce here once again if I have successfully uploaded the video on my youtube account.

Next week I will be able to start but at the moment, feel free to ask beauty questions here!

If you have a dry skin and want a cheap remedy? Go ahead and ask :)

I hope this thread will be of help and bring everyone some sort of joy in learning about the body :)





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[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Hey Amani! Sorry for the late reply. I was so busy with my exam!!! --__--

Anyways, the best way to do that is to; unfortunately, cut your hair. From how you describe your problem and what you've done with your hair so far, I can say that your strands are dead. You can't bring them back to life anymore.

I'm not saying completely shave your head off :P Probably leave some strands up to your shoulders so you atleast still have hair. There's also a better chance that it's not as dead as your lower strands.

Once you get it cut, the best way to keep your hair alive and healthy is to use a thermal protection spray everytime you straighten or curl it. The best way to stop your hair from being brittle, is to rarely straighten your hair. Do it on special occassions.

What is your hair like Amani? Is it afro curly? Wavy? and how long is your hair.

By telling me this I'd be able to help you get the best out of your natural hair. :)

Now, once you have it cut, I advise you to use salon shampoos. Yes, yes I know they are expensive and they would just finish in less than a month. But think about it. The shampoo you must be using must have been shared around the household. Now imagine if you're the only one using it.

It would last you a long time also depending on how thick your hair is.

The best shampoo I have ever tried on my hair was Redken. Their shampoos are hell amazing and I think they're worth the splurge.

Redken is owned by L'Oreal, who also makes nice shampoos and hair care products. I however prefer Redken, even though they're owned by L'Oreal, they are an ethical company. :)

Anyways, try their Redken All Soft. Do not buy all the products in the ALL SOFT range as your hair will end up feeling heavy. The shampoo and conditioner or the shampoo and the weekly hair mask is enough.

Or if you really just can't afford it, buy your regular shampoo, and make sure to get a tub or some honey. Yes... honey.

Mix it with your shampoo, I know it'd feel sticky but trust me on this one.

Honey is used in many aesthetic products because of their property that helps trap in moisture in your hair.

So if you have a moisturising shampoo, like the Redken All Soft range, and help trap in that moisture with honey, your hair would come out healthy and shiny.

Make sure to use lukewarm water to wash away the honey.

I did this and I have to tell you my hair have never felt better.

Also remember, cold water is very good for your hair. Why?

Just my observation, I had less hair fall outs and less frizzy hair even without the frizz serum. Good thing my hair isn't frizzy at all naturally :D

But anyways,

Let me explain why cold water is good.

You do know that pores open up when they are exposed to steam or hot temperature. The body is very smart, they do this to release excessive heat, much like when you're perspiring to release that heat with the moisture in your body. When pores open up, your hair follicles are prone to shall we say breaking or sliding out with small effort, like when you run your hands through your hair. In my opinion, the same way goes with having frizzy hair. This is just my own observation and scientific hypothesis...

When your pores are exposed to cold temperatures, they tend to close up as to not release too much heat from within your body. Exactly why you get the goosebumps or your hair is sticking out because your pores are tightly closed.

Now, when your pores are closed, don't your hair they look straight to you when you get that goosebumps.

So, I think that also implies with frizzy hair.

Now to the chemical part,

chemicals aren't necessarily bad for your hair... just as organic isn't necessarily too good or too bad because if you think about it, how many insects have touched that plant and would have left a set of bacteria on it?

Moving on, I suggest buying some oils for your hair. Coconut oil is the best for the hair as they leave your hair healthy and shiny.

If you use it on your body, becareful as it will tan you if you don't want to end up looking tan.

I use apricot kernel oil, cold pressed, for my face and my whole body. To me it's very versatile and will always be better than expensive creams to get rid of scars and wrinkles.

Try using natural oils, as they have fatty acids that unfortunately our body does not produce, on your hair.

Also, when eating. Try eating more protein. :)

Give it a go, and tell me if my advise is too complicated or something. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated so atleast the next time someone asks me, I know what to say and what not to say. :)

Tell me how it goes and ask away anytime if there's something you don't understand or if you want a new advice :D

xoxo

Rain

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Hahahah well first of all Rose, skincare is something you REALLY need to invest on to get the best results. But sometimes you know, you don't need to spend millions on it, and sometimes the best cure for them would actually be found at home.

Now, I'm going to make two comments here so you can follow up with my answers on your question.

First off, I'm going to start with your skin problem, as it is something of import more than hair, just in my opinion. :P

Now, I'm pretty sure you'd have these ingredients.

Take two eggwhites, a few drops of lemmon and small drop of olive oil. Now you whisk it, make sure that they mixed up well. Then, you put that on your face, leave that for 15 minutes.

The egg whites will tighten your pores, and the lemon will clean your face of bacteria and excess oil while the small drop of olive oil won't make your skin too dry after the treatment.

Then after 15 minutes, rinse it off and you'd feel your pores become tighter.

Sad to say Rose, you really have to start getting used to a skincare regime. There is no quick shortcut to get great skin. You have to wash your face in the morning and at night before you go to bed... make this into an everyday ritual it is a must!!

Now for your moisturiser, it has to be gel based. Gel based moisturisers are able to moisturise your face without leaving a greasy feel, and it sort of mattifies your face.

You also must learn to exfoliate twice or thrice a week. I suggest getting a facial brush as it improves circulation of blood in your face, which as you all know would make it healthier and heal faster because of the release of oxygen and faster cell renewal.

Why a brush instead of an exfoliating cream? Brushes tend to last longer and exfoliating creams, you have to keep buying after it runs out. You only need to replace your brush until it looks disgusting :P Buy the one from the body shop it's cheap. They sell it for $5 here, but I know it'd be hell cheaper in America.

The exfoliation is very important as it will get rid of the dead skin cells on your face and it would help make your skin look and feel smooth.

Now, toner... I don't really see the need of toner unless you wear make-up. However if you do have one and can afford to have one added into your skincare routine, I don't see the problem with this.

Toners were actually made to get rid of the rest of your makeup on your face because back then, makeup removers just don't do it's job properly. Now, with the technology that we have, it's less likely that it'd leave so much stuff on your face and pores.

Having a toner isn't bad though but since you have oily skin, it's best to add this, but you also can skip this. Like I said, for better results, use a toner.

So Cleanse... Exfoliate... then moisturise.

I have dry skin so I use Apricot Kernel oil and it's lovely on my skin :D But with you, I don't think you need it... ^__~

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Rose-chan, you really need to start incorporating a skin care routine in your life... the earlier the better. Trust me, you'd thank me for it when we have our grand kids ;)

If there is one thing you need to splurge on between makeup and skincare... it's skincare without a doubt.

But like I said, sometimes the best skincare are found at home :D

By the way, popping out zits isn't bad. I do it too!! SHOCKER!!!

But it's better to pop it out than leaving a big pus on your face! It never ends well.

Now... with your zits, I suggest getting a plain yoghurt, squash some strawberries and mix them together. Put it on your face maybe... once a week? for 15 minutes... then rinse it off.

The yoghurt; the live bacteria, eats the bad bacteria: the pus... and the strawberry's vitamin c helps heal up the skin :D

Now if you want an actual product... when you start noticing pimples growing, quickly get a tea tree oil; which is known to have anti-bacterial properties, or get Garnier's Sallicylic Acid roll on. Remember, 2% concentrate of Sallicylic Acid is all you need. More than that, it can burn. But don't worry, Garnier already knows that so they only have 2% in the roll on. Trust me, it helps!

It might sting a little especially with how your skin is right now, but trust me, it's going to help...

Now, make sure the pus is mature enough and ready to be popped. Once you pop it, make sure the head of the pus is out too because if you don't take it out, more pus would keep growing and that means more popping = which leads to scarring...

So once you popped it all off, even the head, take a Garnier's SOS stylus pen. It has Eucaluptus, Zinc, and Vitamin B3. Zinc helps speed up the healing process and you know the rest with Eucalyptus and Vitamin B. :D

So, when a pimple is coming out, use the garnier sallicylic acid roll on to cool it down and eat the dirty little bugger. Then when it fails to kill the pimple, wait for it to mature before popping it. After getting rid of all the pus, use the Garnier SOS stylus pen to dry out and help heal your skin faster.

Trust me, I've tried these products myself and they have helped me a LOT!!!

By the way, make sure that your cleanser isn't a cream based... it has to be gel based. Clean and Clear is a pretty good brand, but I always prefer Clarins... but then again it's out of your budget like you said :(

But if you do have the money or atleast when you get a job... trust me... CLARINS is a great Luxury Skincare and Makeup brand. :D

However, I always preffered Chanel in the makeup department :D

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Now, for your hair. I think I see the reason why it frizzes... you're in a hot state or city aren't you? The polution doesn't help too...

Now, what I can recommend, is after your shower, make sure to drench your scalp with cold (or if possible: freezing) water to close up your pores so they hold on to your hair tighter; which to me: means that there would be less fallouts and less frizziness.

You also have to think, is your hair frizzy because the hair strands are dead? or is it frizzy because it just naturally is.

I suggest that you really need to shower your hair every other day. Don't go with not showering more than that... or less than that.

Every other day is perfect as it leaves natural oils in your hair that can nourish it. If you don't shower for a week, your scalp will get excessively oily.

Now you really need to start jumping on your skincare and hygeine :P

Now, for your frizziness...

I know you might not want using anti-frizz, but using water is just going to make it worse, especially if you don't dry it properly.

Don't use a blow dryer if your hair is wet; it would just make it worse. First, towel your hair dry... Make sure it's damp enough that your hair is not dripping, and isn't too dry either.

Now, after towel drying it, use your electric fan to dry it a little more. Then after a while, when it's slightly slightly wet, use the blowdryer. Make sure to blowdry the roots first, then down to the ends.

REMEMBER... do NOT blowdry when your hair is dripping! It'd just make your hair more frizzy as it already is.

Then maybe you can try putting honey in your shampoo so that it retains that moisture. With all that moisture in your hair, your hair will feel slightly heavier, so your hair would look a little straighter??

I don't know how to explain it but yeah.

Make sure you rinse it off with warm water so the honey can melt off of your hair.

or if you're in a hurry, take a ChapStick... yes a chapstick...

Dab it on your fingers and run it through your hair. This is to tame the frizz, and the fly away hair.

Do you have thick hair by the way? Anyways just asking.

But make sure you use shampoos that are sulfate free so it helps keep your hair healthy. Using a shampoo full of detergent is really bad and can lead to frizzing.

When your hair gets too oily, try taking 5 bags of mint tea. Brew it and let it cool off. Use your shampoo (hopefully that's healthy for your hair :P) and then use the tea as the final rinse for your hair. Do this when you've finished with your shampooing and conditioning. The mint gets rid of the excess oil; as it becomes an astringent.


Hope this helps and that you think they're affordable :D

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Rose wrote: "Wow, how informative!! ^^


I'm literally taking notes!! XD The next time I go shopping, I'm definitely gonna scour these items! :P



THANK YOU, RAIN-CHAN!!!! ^^ You're so helpful, I LURV YOU! XD
..."

Hey Rose!! I'm glad it helped and that they are within your budget!! ^__^

By the way, I forgot to add, make sure to pop your zits with clean fingers AND nails!! capisco?

And what I mean about the head of the pimple, is the seed of the zit. The hard seed like pus that resides deep within the pimple? You know how when you pop your zit, and liquid pus comes out, usually after that, you feel like there's still something inside your skin because you can feel that it's still hard. The one that slides off when you press the outer layers of the skin that was infected by the pimple (make a motion as if you're trying to push out deep within the skin \___/ so push it in that direction in the diagram I just made. One finger (the back and forward slash) on each side of the pimple (the underscore). When blood seeps out, that means there's no more pus blocking it.)

I hope I made sense O_O

By the way, I'm planning on making some youtube videos soon, hope you watch and subscribe!! I'll leave a link here after my exam!! :D

and like always, you are just as hilarious!!

I MISS YOU!!!!!

AND PLEASE!! Don't hesitate to ask questions :D This is what this topic is all about!!

Then if you guys need a tutorial, I'd make sure to add it into my list of videos that need to be made!! I'd even make a shout out!! :D

Love ya!! xoxoxo

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

and by the way, you're already pretty, Rose :) ^__^ so don't say it'd take longer at all! :D

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "And ummm by the way.,..
Is there any way to get zits about without using fingers or pin-sets? Coz it hurts..."

Well, like I told Rose, use a tea tree oil or use a roll on with sallicylic acid: 2% concentrate.

Unfortunately, the only way to get them out is infact, fingers, or pinsets... what else is there to get them out? :P

Anti-gravity? :P hahaha

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Lol! Are you serious Fadhi? O_o

those are for blackheads. Pimples have actual liquid pus. No sticker is going to help you with the liquid pus...

-__-;;

Just use your fingers and fingernails. Make sure they're clean or you'd risk an infection.

Like I said, if you don't want to use tools or hands, just make sure to buy the tea tree oil and or the sallicylic acid roll on solution from garnier.

Or if you read my answer for Rose, get a plain white yoghurt, mash up strawberries and mix it with the yoghurt.

Put that on your face for 15 minutes, then rinse it off.

Then if you want the pin sets, just ask a dermatologist or go online and find some. I don't advise you to use any tools aside from your fingers and fingernails. You might end up scarring your face and making even more damage ^__^;;

These tools are meant to be used by professionals or those with experience using them.

I myself ain't a professional, so I use my fingernails.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Amani wrote: "Thanks Rain! I have really curly, afro hair.

And this advice doesn't seem complicated at all, it's actually pretty simple. Thanks ^_^"

I'm glad it helped :D Lemme know how it went! :D

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Rose wrote: "I know I'm pretty on my own awesome way, it's just my hair that's an asshole! XD"

Lol!! In British or in Australian, we say ARSEHOLE :D

lol sorry just being totally random so we can say arsehole in different ways :P How do you say it in Spanish?

I can say mierda, and ostya :P I think ostya is f**k?

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "@Rain: I've tried (tons of times lol) but it wont go out :( do I have to do 'something' to make it easier or maybe I'm doing it the wrong way?"


I suggest waiting for it to become "ripe" enough for "picking" :P

At the mean time, I really suggest you getting that tea tree oil or that Garnier Sallicylic Acid roll on. It's a very famous brand and product so I'm sure that you can find it easily in any department stores, even in groceries :D

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Rose wrote: "But it's not cosmetic, it's skin care.
Huuuge, difference.

It's not like you're gonna be walking around and some guy walks up to you, "Hey! I smelled Garnier Sallicylic Acid roll on ya! Ya wanna g..."

Rose is right Fadhi. You're never too young to start a proper skin care regime. It'd only be too late when you're old and wrinkley O_O

@ Rose... LOL!! I didn't know that kind of solution attracts boys!! Probably nerds with an amazing sense of smell :P

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Hey girls!! I want to give out my youtube account address :)

http://www.youtube.com/user/TheSugarS...

My username is TheSugarSniper :D

Think you can guess what it means and why I chose it?

Gaahh I can't wait to start on my youtube videos!! I've got my Yves Saint Laurent Makeup artist already!! A camera man, a Benefit makeup artist... AND tun dadadaaaa!! CHANEL!!!

I am soooo excited!!!

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Hahah you really think so? What makes you say that? I haven't started yet :'(

The reason why I just started is because... I JUST FINISHED MY LAST EXAM TODAY!!! ;D

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "Okay...
so I got the zit out aaaand...it leaves a mark. A red mark. Is that normal?"

Ofcourse it is. It was irritated before and because you used your nail to push it out, it would be red because of the pressure.

Just let it cool off. Use the Garnier SOS spot gel I told you about to make it heal faster.

I hope there is no "head" inside the skin, because if there is it'd keep making more baby zits... --_--

The only way to find out that it's gone is if when you push the skin again, blood would come out.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "Blood didn't come out... -.-
oh horrible news"

O_O Then there must be a head in there that stops the blood flow. Leave it for a while, then when new pus comes out... that means there IS a head.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "okay... :|
Then what should I do?? :O
get it out again? And what if blood doesn't flow out again??? Do it again??? (like forever???) lol"

Well like I said, try getting the roll on and the spot gel I told you about. They'd help heaps. They would hurt but trust me they'd help.

Leave your pimple for awhile. Let it sit for a few days. From experience there's still a head, but let's just see if it would still have made another pimple. Just sit tight.

Prioritise yourself into buying those 2, if not, just get a tea tree oil.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "Umm ok. I've got oily skin...can you help me out with that?"

Refer to message 6

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Hey everyone! I uploaded a table of contents in the first comment. So that I won't have to repeat myself :D

Now if you have a similar problem but with a different skin type or hair type, then just ask away :D

I will then update the table of contents!

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: ":D okay...
So ummm you said that if I used moisturizers...it better be gel based right??? :O
can you tell me you know, some brands that I can use. It's kinda hard getting them here"

Really? Where are you from?

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: ":D okay...
So ummm you said that if I used moisturizers...it better be gel based right??? :O
can you tell me you know, some brands that I can use. It's kinda hard getting them here"

I can suggest any gel based moisturisers. The only difference would be on what your budget is.

I always prefer buying Clarins, but it's a luxury brand and is a lot more expensive than Clinique, but I love the brand for their skincare.

If you're on a tight budget, Neutrogena, Garnier, and some other brands do gel based moisturisers. Gel based moisturisers can be used as primers too. I bought the Neutrogena one for a primer and it's nice for the price.

Once you get a gel based moisturiser, put it in the fridge, not the freezer, and when you put it on, you'd love the cooling sensation it brings :)

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "What's the difference anyway?
I know cream causes oily skin but what's the difference in the appearance? Or their texture?
And how can I know it's gel based or not? Hehehe does it has the 'info' ..."

Lol!!

It'd say on the label that it is a gel moisturiser.

Creams are thicker and has opaque colour. Gel based moisturisers almost look like water, with a hint of frozen colour. They're a lot thinner than creams when you put them on your skin. Gels don't leave a greasy feeling. They make you feel as if you just splashed water on your face.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "Thanks!!!
I'll get them as soon as my cream moisturizer runs out. hehehe I can never get a new one if my old one isn't running out."

Um, Fadhi, I'd suggest you get it now. The cream is only going to make it worse for your skin.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "Really????? :OOOOOOOOOO
Okay then :P

thank you"

You're welcome :) I think I know the reason why you're getting bad breakouts. It's because you're using the wrong moisturiser. So yeah, switch already as soon as you can.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "Okay :)

I got another prob...acne

It's been STICKING on my face for like...2 weeks?? I dunno, it's like a parasite to me!!! (although it's not taking any advantage hahaha). What can I do to get ..."

Fadhi, I have been repeating myself numerous times... Use the sallicylic acid roll on for a pimple that's about to come out, to get it to calm and cool down.

When you pop it, use the SOS spot zinc gel I told you about.

Or if you don't have it, use the tea tree oil.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "hey, you still there??? :(
there's something I want to ask you about, and it's really important!!!"

What is it?

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Buy a lice shampoo from the pharmacy and buy a special comb for it. Follow the instructions on the pamphlet.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "Hmmm thanks...but I've tried that.
But it doesn't work much, I don't know...maybe there are too much bugs in my head? :(
Lice shampoos here don't work a lot, and they're hard to get.

Is there an..."

I don't think so Fadhilah. It's one thing that you really need to ask your doctor that. It can't be hard to get, you must follow the instruction of the pamphlet religiously. I remember I had them before back when I was little and it disappeared if you follow the instruction carefully.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "oh and what about olive oil? People say it can work"

It might but you have to keep combing and combing. It doesn't really kill the bug.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "Doctor...?????
You mean, like hair specialist? I live in very small town, Rain...I don't know where I can go to a hair specialist...maybe the hospital?
But I'm too embarrassed to tell people I hav..."

I said doctor, not hair specialist. When you said hair specialist I thought you were trying to tell me a hair stylist/barber. No. A doctor will help you if you want an alternative to the lice shampoo; since you said it's not working.

Like I said. GET the lice shampoo, follow the instructions carefully and ask your parents for help. I'm pretty sure the shampoo is available even in your small town.

Ofcourse you'd be embarassed, I was too back then. But you should know the term: "Patient to Doctor confidentiality" meaning what you say with the doctor, stays with the doctor.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah wrote: "May ask you for help...again??? :(

I don't know why but now (since a few days ago) whenever I stand in the sun for too long I get red bumps (lol, like pimples) on my skin. It doesn't do that norma..."

Hmmm, I used to have that when I was a kid, I'd think it's some sort of allergic reaction.

I'm not an expert on this but it can happen to me due to excessive exposure to sunlight.

I think one of the best way to stop it is to stay indoors and cool off. Use sun block, moisturiser, and maybe ask the chemist what's triggering these.

I think this isn't really a beauty question :P but more like a question you'd ask a real dermatologist.

[Jamine Isabel E. Uy, The creative makes-awesome-stuff-for-us one]

Fadhilah Fitri wrote: "Hullo... :o anybody still here?
I wanna ask a few questions..."

Hello Fadhi, I haven't been on here for ages. You're welcome to ask me now. I will try and stay online in this thread :D