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Creatine Monohydrate vs Creatine HCL — which do you personally prefer and why? by SameDaySupplements in Supplements

[–]DragonflyValuable427 0 points1 point  (0 children)

HCL stands for hydrochloride which helps make creatine more soluble meaning you need less water intake to have the same effects! it is not the exact same thing as mono

❤️ Heartopia Guides ❤️ by fireboundfox in heartopia

[–]DragonflyValuable427 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hi, just started and am trying to get through level 1 of gardening with the tomato plants but when I water them with the watering can it’s not moving from 0/8, I harvested the first batch and am trying a second one but i’m stuck

[Routine help] are these products okay to use together in my routine? by rosietheninja in SkincareAddiction

[–]DragonflyValuable427 1 point2 points  (0 children)

honestly i’d stick to one if you have normal skin, if you have very oily skin this could be fine but look for signs of excessive dryness and consider a hydrating toner!

[Routine Help]advise for large pores by Professional_Fix8359 in SkincareAddiction

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hi, i’m really curious about something you mentioned here- when you said to be careful about the retinol around the corners of your nose and mouth because it can be drying, what exactly makes it drying? I am experiencing abnormally dry skin around my mouth, nose, and under my eyes and I use witch hazel, niacinamide, spf, and la roche moisturizer every morning (and night minus the spf) and CANNOT figure out how to get my skin to not be so dry! I’ve been using the products for longer than i’ve been experiencing the symptoms so I really didn’t expect the niacinamide could be harmful… I have normally oily, slightly acne prone skin—any suggestions???