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Re: Dick Cream - Ruler VS Eye - And Other Fun Things!

I've found that using Empirical data prevents my mind from misinterpreting what my eyes are seeing...so The Bathmate Sticker is my best friend
 
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Re: Dick Cream - Ruler VS Eye - And Other Fun Things!

I don't have that much to input, except for skin cream or care; Shea butter! Shea butter all the way!
Argan oil is great as well, but shea butter is more cost effective.

For after BM or girth sessions, using somekind of cockring for a while, massaging your penis to chub and keeping it warm.

Issues with balls, could be just some small blood vessel "misalign." Sessions can also make a mark on a certain spot. As you mentioned, lighter when not doing PE, so there could be a correlation there.
If it's that small, don't thread it. I'm trying my best not to thread about my spermatocele, but surgery may come in order ...
 
Big Schwanz Acht;n1084845 said:
Re: Dick Cream - Ruler VS Eye - And Other Fun Things!

I've found that using Empirical data prevents my mind from misinterpreting what my eyes are seeing...so The Bathmate Sticker is my best friend
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What a good best friend to have! :wink:
 
iGrowSteady, Yup, Shea butter for me. (And it does work pretty quick.) As said, Argan oil (pure argan oil, only one ingredient!) is nice as well. (It might work even faster, as it's oil.)
I do have almond oil, which does have slightly higher comedogenic index rating to my best memory. (I could be wrong and right now I'm too tired to check.) If Argan oil came in 50-100 ml bottle, I'd consider having it as the base oil for Eroset's Vein Oil. Almond Oil or jojoba is good choice for the base oil in EVO, althought the recipe calls for Olive Oil.

Hemp seed oil is also one of the oils that shouldn't clog pores. Scent wise Argan, almond and jojoba are better though. But then again the essential oils in EVO will mask the smell of hemp seed oil in some moderation.

And no worries; I just have to call the doctor again some day soon. I've been trying some supplements that should battle against the "cyst" but so far no success.
I didn't try acupuncture though or Chinese herbs; there's supposed to be somekind of Chinese herb combination that could dissolve the spermatocele, according to my Google searches and such.
 
I went to Trader Joe's and grabbed a jar of coconut oil to use as a post work-out lube (I was noticing a bit of chalky-ness just below the glans) and it seems to have solved the 'dryness' issue as well as allowed me to 'hang' more freely, thus preventing any turtling...win/win
 
Coconut Oil works for many. And I know DLD swears by Hydrocortisone 1%.
For me Coconut Oil caused issues, as it can be comedogenic. Others don't get any issues, if no issues then it's a fine oil!
 
iGrowSteady, It's not lotion; just pure Shea butter. Some holistic or natural food stores might have it in small blocks. Colour may vary a bit. I bought Cattier shea butter longer time ago, that was good. But if there's an African market or ethnic store nearby, then try there. Shea butter doesn't have very strong smell, not to me anyway. As said, coconut oil is preferred by many, but I'm one of the human beings in this world that get issues from it. :-/ Alternative medicine is quite nice most of the time. Of course there are times when one might need strong drugs or so, but there are many good remedies in the nature.
 
They carry this at Trader Joes? Or can I get it anywhere?
 
Sheabutter? I would suspect so. I've got my shea butter from a drug store and organic foods store. And from a friend. As said, some color difference and change in texture can be seen between some brands. Natural Shea butter as a "block" is a bit more grainier where as a packaged product like Cattier is much smoother.
 
They have it at the Dollar Store too, pretty cheap.
 
iGrowSteady;n1815290 said:
arkailija – Ohhh okay, yeah that’s why I didn’t find it at Walmart, and they have everything! So I was able to buy some coconut oil moisturizing cream with vitamin E at the dollar store, as well as vitamin E beauty oil. I noticed the oil also has coconut oil as well, so hopefully that’ll work well if the first doesn’t… If that’s even what you meant, as clearly I’m struggling a bit:}!
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I knew they carried it. Vitamin E is awesome for the skin too.
 
Several vitamins are great for your skin. The composition of the product matters a lot though. Vitamin C based products can be great as well, but Vitamin C breaks down easily.

Personally, I mainly use Shea Butter (Butyrosperum Parkii for the INCI list name!) for many things. It is only one product with a lot of uses. And it being just one ingredient so to speak of, I'm less worried about any issues.
Maybe it's the "hippie" in me, but I've tried to cater my cosmetics usage to more natural and "neutral" in a way.

I do get some stuff from Deciem, something from the Ordinary range. (One member actually told about that brand and Niacimide in particular!)
That shop does have Argan Oil, it's great.

I guess it's a bit of balancing, sometimes more natural and sometimes more stronger not-so-natural cosmetics.

I highly recommend reading about comedogenic index related to oils and skincare products. I've had and have issues with my skin and I wish everyone else to have good skin. Maybe one day I shall as well. In that sense, knowledge about comedogenic index and certain cosmetic ingredients can help a lot.
 
arkailija;n1815329 said:
Several vitamins are great for your skin. The composition of the product matters a lot though. Vitamin C based products can be great as well, but Vitamin C breaks down easily.

Personally, I mainly use Shea Butter (Butyrosperum Parkii for the INCI list name!) for many things. It is only one product with a lot of uses. And it being just one ingredient so to speak of, I'm less worried about any issues.
Maybe it's the "hippie" in me, but I've tried to cater my cosmetics usage to more natural and "neutral" in a way.

I do get some stuff from Deciem, something from the Ordinary range. (One member actually told about that brand and Niacimide in particular!)
That shop does have Argan Oil, it's great.

I guess it's a bit of balancing, sometimes more natural and sometimes more stronger not-so-natural cosmetics.

I highly recommend reading about comedogenic index related to oils and skincare products. I've had and have issues with my skin and I wish everyone else to have good skin. Maybe one day I shall as well. In that sense, knowledge about comedogenic index and certain cosmetic ingredients can help a lot.
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Anything good for getting rid of dark bags under the eyes?
 
doublelongdaddy;n1815646 said:
Anything good for getting rid of dark bags under the eyes?
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Caffeine Solution 5% + egcg from Deciem? Less than 10 USD to my understanding and the ingredients are pretty good. Two or three which of I'm not so crazy about, but overall worth of a shot. I bought it but I haven't had a solid course with it yet to really rave about results.

Overall, dark eyecontours, it's tricky ... I've had such from a younger age already. Good balanced meals, supplementation wise Zinc is pretty decent for many things.
Of course make-up can help, light pens and such, but those must be used with care (as make-up can also make you look worse) and it's only cosmetic.

Cold spoon or water / tea bags under the eyes are supposed to speed up bloodflow in a certain way. Or more so perhaps dilate if that's more correct, making the darkness and puffiness less.

And of course sleep is one thing, sometimes the darkness is from not sleeping well enough, but other times it can be a vitamin defiency. C and D can be taken into consideration supplementation wise.

Just something from the top of my head, world is full of possibilities and if I made blatant errors, someone can correct me.
 
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