TOPIC: Lookmax HELP

Krishna wrote: I have just noticed, that you have a big nose.

Here are some style inspirations.
haircutinspiration.com/hairstyles-for-men-with-big-foreheads/

@nostringsattached can you confirm on this? If no then discard the post.

Gönni wrote: just for the record

Krishna wrote: For the pimples, get on N A C supplement.

www.cernovich.com/n-acetylcysteine-depression-bipolar-anxiety/

you have food allergies, mostly gluten and wheat/grain related.

Clean up your diet. Reduce you carbs to rice, potatoes and some greens.

Also experiment with different hairstyles.

Try different haircuts. Long hairs are difficult to pull off and makes you look hippy.

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You look young. Best to go with a clean shave.

Most people grow beard naturally after 30. it was for me.

shades wrote: Also for the pimples I recommend accutane. I’m on it Rn it’s not as bad as people say it is, but it legitimately works so you don’t have to waste your time/money on other bs

Rune wrote: Everything Wood is Good said.

In addition, purchase pillowcases in bulk and change them every night. That way, you're not laying in your own gunk every night for a laundry cycle.

Every little bit helps.

WoodisGood wrote:

Rune wrote: Everything Wood is Good said.

In addition, purchase pillowcases in bulk and change them every night. That way, you're not laying in your own gunk every night for a laundry cycle.

Every little bit helps.

Yeah I like white ones so I can bleach em. I try to flip them and only use one side a night to balance with economical. I have some with silver in them to be antibacterial, but tbh they are a waste of money. Washing the actual hypoallergenic pillow in the wash is something people forget to do too. Sweat and sleep breath all up in there for months is foul lol

WoodisGood wrote:

shades wrote: Also for the pimples I recommend accutane. I’m on it Rn it’s not as bad as people say it is, but it legitimately works so you don’t have to waste your time/money on other bs

Accutane is a last resort thing. I lost alot of hair when on accutane in the first wave. There are a shit ton of more side effects: depression, random nose bleeds, hair loss, joint pain etc... You gotta exhaust regular methods before jumping on that.

Forehead acne (in order from first priority to last):
-Do you cleanse, tone, moisturize? If you don't clean your face properly you haven't graduated to the supplement/medication stage
-Do you wash your hats? If you have a fave hat and you don't clean it, your forehead is marinating in oil and sweat when you wear it
-Hair products - don't sleep without showering and wash face after shampooing and conditioning
-Do you use salicylic acid toner and benzoyl peroxide after?
-Forehead is common to be stress and hormone induced

Just saying take accutane is like telling someone "do steroids" without looking at form, programming, diet, workout volume etc

Nick Holden wrote:

WoodisGood wrote:

shades wrote: Also for the pimples I recommend accutane. I’m on it Rn it’s not as bad as people say it is, but it legitimately works so you don’t have to waste your time/money on other bs

Accutane is a last resort thing. I lost alot of hair when on accutane in the first wave. There are a shit ton of more side effects: depression, random nose bleeds, hair loss, joint pain etc... You gotta exhaust regular methods before jumping on that.

Forehead acne (in order from first priority to last):
-Do you cleanse, tone, moisturize? If you don't clean your face properly you haven't graduated to the supplement/medication stage
-Do you wash your hats? If you have a fave hat and you don't clean it, your forehead is marinating in oil and sweat when you wear it
-Hair products - don't sleep without showering and wash face after shampooing and conditioning
-Do you use salicylic acid toner and benzoyl peroxide after?
-Forehead is common to be stress and hormone induced

Just saying take accutane is like telling someone "do steroids" without looking at form, programming, diet, workout volume etc

Good stuff. I do all of this except for cleaning my hats which you are right should absolutely be done. What's a good method for efficiently cleaning hats without wrecking them?