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@LilahKZ unfortunately I don't. However, you could purchase an airtight pump container and fill it with your preferred moisturizer as a workaround.

Hey, maybe what you’re using right now isn’t as strong for your skin. I recommend going to a dermatologist, maybe they can recommend something that can help your skin. Something that’s not to easy or hard on your skin. They may recommend accutane, I haven’t tried it out yet, I’m thinking about going on it. If you go on it, please share about how it is 🙏🙏

That looks refreshing @itsfi!

I had my eye on both of those for a while but chose against it just for the cost vs amount I get and chose to try out some others first.I really like the Dove ones too, it's only 2nd to the Naturium Glow Getter shower oil and the L'Occitane one mentioned already.I have found that using oil based sugar scrubs have done wonders for moisturizing in shower. I love the Nubian Heritage ones, and am seeing if I can find anything equally as good.I'm interested in the Olay ones and plan to test one out soon. The Nivea ones I can't remember it being amazing when I used it years ago. I am surprised by how good the St Ives Shea Butter and Oatmeal body wash is actually as well, not as good as the oils, but a good 2nd.No matter what I use, my best thing for my skin is to follow up with any toner immediately after shower and lock it in with a mixture of pure shea butter and any moisturizer I have on hand for the body. Game changer for my skin.

My girls were complaining that my car was stinky. I know sometimes it’s just them being silly but I have noticed it smells musty on really hot days when I absolutely must use the air conditioning to keep cool. Air fresheners only cover up the problem and spraying disinfectant from inside the cabin will only reach so far. Here’s how I cleaned it from the inside-out and got it smelling fresh again. I started by draping some old towels over all the vents. I also weighed them down (not pictured). This will prevent disinfectant from spraying everywhere and making a mess. I located the cabin air filter. This filters out air from the outside, catching dust, pollen, leaves, and the occasional wasp, before blowing it across the heater matrix or ac unit and into the car. On my car, it’s in the engine bay on the passenger side but I’ve also seen it under the dashboard by the footwell. Your user manual or a quick google search can usually tell you where yours is. It’s a good time to replace the filter too. Pay attention to which way the arrow is pointing for air flow and make sure to match it when putting the new one in. I usually replace mine once a year but you might need to do it more frequently if you live somewhere really dusty. Back inside the car, start it up, turn on the fan to max, select all the vents, and make sure the recirculation is off. This might also mean setting the temperature to hot. Back at the air filter location, with the filter out of the way, start spraying disinfectant. Since I turned on the fan, it will suck the Lysol through the opening, into all the pipes and vents, cleaning the system from the inside out and killing whatever might be lurking around in there.Replace the air filter, matching the direction of the arrow with the old one. And one hack I just learned: Toss an air fresher on top of the filter! It’ll blow the scent into the car and continue working no matter which vents you choose. The ones that clip on onto a vent only work when that vent is selected and open. Also, sometimes the scented oils on these types of fresheners drip all over the dashboard. At least if they drip here, they just get caught by the filter and blown into the car. Now I can enjoy a fresh smelling car again!

Oh my goodness YES - I couldn't put my finger on why this smelt so familiar, the initial hit of smell is an assault on my senses. My car smells like this after every inspection when they put the little tree up on the rear view mirror haha.I don't like the initial hit of the scent unfortunately, very sweet in a candy store sort of way (so I can see how this is a scent themed around shyness in love - innocent in a way).BUT after a few minutes of the smell settling I can see why this is described in the sample card as having the distinct scent of a Turkish delight shop - I grew up eating the stuff so if it had a hint of it I'd know it straight away.This actually is the kind of very candy shop smell that makes my head hurt at first but it settles quickly and very pleasantly into a nice fruity candy scent I am loving - I just need to not smell it for about 5 minutes.I normally reject anything with neroli immediately in it because I don't like the oily quality to the scent (I do like Arab Oud, but this specific oiliness isn't to my taste), but is just sharp enough with the fruity sweet scents that it can cut through the neroli to make it less dominant for me to appreciate it a bit. Still a little much for my liking, but I don't hate it.This is definitely one that is true to description I would say, just test it for yourself if you like the initial smell or if its too much for you.

@jazzybobazy I don't have hair like yours, so please accept my reply in the spirit of not wanting to leave you hanging for answers. 😊 The product line that I'm aware of on Sephora Canada that is specifically designed for "coils and curls" is PATTERN by Tracie Ellis Ross. It's not as inexpensive as drugstore brands, but the line has a number of minis and mini sets, so you would be able to test the products out without spending a ton of money. You might also want to consider hair oils, which are offered by a number of brands. Fable & Mane HoliRoots™ Pre-wash Hair Treatment Oil (there's a mini of this - again, not drugstore brand cheap, but less expensive for a trial than buying full size) might help with the dryness issue. There are also hair oils offered by brands like Verb, and Bumble & Bumble. Alternatively, now that you know about hair oils, you can check out your local drugstore for less expensive versions. Good luck!

@sister13 Smart idea to leave the weeds in place until you’re ready! I’m sure it’ll look amazing once it’s all done!

okay!! ill def try it tysm