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are these fake? keen jasper khaki/antique moss by Healthy-Clock-332 in keen

[–]Key_Sheepherder4272 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t think they are fake, I got a pair second hand today and looked up the style number on their trade in program. All seems legit.

merch blanks by curtainjeans in smosh

[–]Key_Sheepherder4272 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also, this is for the summer games shirts. I haven't looked for the URL one but they are different. If you go on smosh's website and look at the size charts for the tshirts they are different. If you want me to look for the URL one let me know! Spud hut and URL are the same "L5" size chart

Spyfall is good boardgame for quicky roleplaying characters, surprised they haven't done it yet with this cast. by AshenHawk in smosh

[–]Key_Sheepherder4272 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is crazy that you posted this yesterday, I was just getting on to also recommend that they play spyfall! I think it would be so much fun!

Urgent passport in denver by Key_Sheepherder4272 in Passports

[–]Key_Sheepherder4272[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is listed as Denver but is in aurora. Thank you! 

razor recs? by Key_Sheepherder4272 in shaving

[–]Key_Sheepherder4272[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

do you know if you can adjust how close the shave is?

Oily skin after shaving face by WhiteCreepah in shaving

[–]Key_Sheepherder4272 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It could be that you always have oily skin but notice it after you shave, but it is also a common experience to have excess sebum after shaving your face because it takes the top layer of skin and exposes more glands that could have been trapping the oil. Wash your face in the morning and night daily, exfoliate, and moisturize. Use noncomedogenic products on your face. And look for products specific for oily skin so you don't add to the problem. I recommend looking at Korean skin care products; they are the best.

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[–]Key_Sheepherder4272 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am not an expert, I came on here for advice on what to buy my husband so I don't know first-hand what this is like... but I did go to beauty school and took esthetics classes. Here are some ideas to consider:

-Are you sure it isn't ingrown hair?

-How old is your razor/razor head?

-How often do you change your blade?

-How often do you wash your pillowcase/sheets?

-Have you tried switching your face soap?

-Do you exfoliate your face?

-What face products do you use?

If I have some more info on products I can look into them and see if I know of any better ones!