1: Believe it or not, face moisturizer really helps. You don't need anything particularly fancy, I just use the Gold Bond brand stuff from the grocery store.
When your skin gets dried out it starts to overproduce oil to stop the dryness. But this overproduction of oil contributes to acne. Moisturizer prevents it from the start.
2: As others have said, regularly washing your pillowcase helps as well, as it prevents oils and bacteria from building up. Wash it weekly at minimum. Having multiple pillowcases to swap in and out will help as well. And if you shower in the mornings, washing your face before bed every night will also cut down on oil accumulation throughout the week.
3: When you get out of the shower, use a separate towel for your head. Some acne is caused by microbes being transferred from different parts of your body. A bacteria that's benign in your armpit might cause issues if it gets moved to your face.
4: As others have mentioned, an exfoliating facewash during showers also helps.
5: I don't buy acne wipes anymore because they're overpriced. When I can tell some form of blemish is forming, I put some isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol on a q-tip and rub it on the spot for 30s. And yes, I count the full 30s. This part's probably easier for me since I was finished with puberty almost 15 years ago, so it's easier to treat the occasional zit.
Eh... It depends. People can enjoy a thing while also recognizing that they wouldn't want to emulate it. Not always, but it should be handled on a case-by-case basis
The only real pushback against art-by-tweet is against JKR declaring Dumbledore to be gay.
She also claimed that wizards/witches don't use toilets (despite them explicitly existing in Hogwarts in the books) and just shit in their pants all the time and magic the poo away. People definitely pushed back on that, though it was mainly through mockery
Context for those out of the loop, Geoff Thew runs an anime review channel on YouTube called "Mother's Basement".
And in case anyone asks, back when I followed him he had moved out of his mother's basement to live with his girlfriend. No idea if that's still the case
I live 15 minutes from work. If I got out of bed early enough I could easily bike there (and have done so).
Really the only thing I miss from work from home is the ability to take a short break once per hour to do some bodyweight exercises or kettbell swings during lunch.
But on the flipside, it's hard for me to stay concentrated while at home. I personally get way more work done in the office.
You have 2 people telling you this. I myself skimmed the whole page and even did a search for S10e. Before you pull up your keyboard to tell me I'm wrong, go look through your own link first. It's not in there, quit lying.
People need to learn to open a browser and fuckin search, man.
Take your own advice. At best you just used the link that Google's AI spit out, which everyone knows is wrong 10-20% of the time
1: Believe it or not, face moisturizer really helps. You don't need anything particularly fancy, I just use the Gold Bond brand stuff from the grocery store.
When your skin gets dried out it starts to overproduce oil to stop the dryness. But this overproduction of oil contributes to acne. Moisturizer prevents it from the start.
2: As others have said, regularly washing your pillowcase helps as well, as it prevents oils and bacteria from building up. Wash it weekly at minimum. Having multiple pillowcases to swap in and out will help as well. And if you shower in the mornings, washing your face before bed every night will also cut down on oil accumulation throughout the week.
3: When you get out of the shower, use a separate towel for your head. Some acne is caused by microbes being transferred from different parts of your body. A bacteria that's benign in your armpit might cause issues if it gets moved to your face.
4: As others have mentioned, an exfoliating facewash during showers also helps.
5: I don't buy acne wipes anymore because they're overpriced. When I can tell some form of blemish is forming, I put some isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol on a q-tip and rub it on the spot for 30s. And yes, I count the full 30s. This part's probably easier for me since I was finished with puberty almost 15 years ago, so it's easier to treat the occasional zit.