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A few weeks back I made this post asking for BB cream recommendations. I received some of the samples I got from Ebay and I thought I'd swatch them in case anyone was interested in a color comparison between Skin79 Hot Pink, Skin79 Vital Orange, Lioele Triple the Solution, and Etude House Precious Mineral Sun in W13.

Thanks to everyone who made suggestions! The Etude House W13 is a very good color match for me, and the Skin79 Orange is a bit lighter but also pretty close (I have yellow undertones and light/medium skin).

Hello, wondering if any of the more knowledgeable posters here have any recommendations for my next BB cream to try. I've tried Skin79's Hot Pink and Diamond Prestige and Lioele's Triple Solution. As stated in the title, I have normal, non-acne-prone skin, which can tend toward dry and flaky if I use too many products formulated for oily skin.

I preferred the lighter coverage and spreadable texture of Skin79 Hot Pink, but it was a still too pale/gray on me even after oxidizing (Diamond Prestige had similar coloring). The Lioele was a better color match (might be a bit too pink), but I don't like the texture as much and the coverage is a bit too heavy for me.

Any ideas on what I should look

Does a different jiggle weight exist for low pressure? I did find this while poking around online, but it's for the pressure canner. Would it work with the regular pressure cooker (I have the stainless 4qt)?

I'm trying to season a carbon steel skillet, roughly following the steps in this video. However, I only have an induction cooktop, and while the flat bottom is getting a nice dark patina in the middle, it's much more irregular along the edges and the seasoning only seems to go 1cm up the sides at most.

I'm okay if it doesn't look as nice and uniform as the pan in the video, as long as it does what it's supposed to. But is an induction cooktop just not the right tool to use for seasoning?

I recently decided that I should take better care of my skin while I'm still relatively young. However, as someone whose previous skincare routine involved little more than washing it every day, the options available are daunting - there is after all an entire industry built around it!

I've found a light gel moisturizer that I apply at night and in the morning, and for daytime I started using a Korean BB cream that contains sunscreen and makes my skin look nice and even. At night I wash with Noxzema cream cleanser. What else should I be looking at? I hear retinol and vitamin C are good to work into the routine, and I haven't figured out how to do exfoliation yet (I used to have a cleanser w

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I admit that the ensuing argument I started with this commenter may have been a bit off topic and based on a strawman attack, but the insinuation that something is mentally or physiologically wrong with asexuals just rubbed me the wrong way.

But I've just been noticing that this kind of attitude is all over reddit. I frequent a lot of fitness subreddits as I've recently gotten interested in improving my health and appearance. Unlike a lot of other people with physique goals though, being sexually attractive isn't one of my reasons for it.

I guess it's just frustrating to deal with people who

I saw the doctor this morning where it was discovered that one side of my pelvis is tilted more forward than the other side. This results in my hips not being level, which, among other things, effectively causes one leg to be shorter than the other and probably explains the knee pain I get from running.

Has anyone else had to deal with this? What stretches/exercises have proven successful? I see there is a lot of information available on correcting anterior pelvic tilt; would doing those exercises focusing on one side help?

• Height/Weight: 5' 3"/128 lb
• Deadlift: 3x190 lb
• 1RM: 205 lb
• Video

Apologies for the shitty angle, I didn't bring my tripod so I had to make do with what was available (propping up my phone on a barbell collar).

I haven't recorded my lifts in a while and my main reason for doing so was to check that my back isn't rounding. I can see that it isn't, well, not too much, but I feel it might become more of an issue as the weight gets heavier. Also, my hips seem to come up way too early. Is that a problem as long as my back doesn't round? Am I just starting with my hips too low?

Any other critiques/pointers are appreciated.