I am dissatisfied with my epidermis on my face. I want to get it cleaned up and did some research and it seems like some microderm abrasion would help me achieve this goal. Has anyone had it done? Good or Bad experiences? Recommended spas to have it done?
how about you grow a beard and be a fucking man about it?
jesus christ
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I realized my skin sucked, partially because of the hair growing out of it. So I decided to let that hair do what it wanted. Before I knew it, i had a gnarley beard. Everything was great. My face looked and felt awesome. Then I shaved it off. Worst mistake ever.
Im trying desperately to grow it back as we speak…
I am not cool enough to have a beard. I also don’t live in the woods, chop lumber or wear flannel shirts. I applied for the beard license and was denied based on a few things, I am not an old man, I can afford razors and shave gel, and most importantly, I like the gainfully employed and non homeless look. Also they took half a point off because I do not care for George Michael as a solo artist.
I realized my skin sucked, partially because of the hair growing out of it. So I decided to let that hair do what it wanted. Before I knew it, i had a gnarley beard. Everything was great. My face looked and felt awesome. Then I shaved it off. Worst mistake ever.
Im trying desperately to grow it back as we speak…
Do you even know what microderm abrasion does? Did I say I have acne? Nope, I just want smoother skin…but again you are the second sweetest mod I know so it doesn’t surprise me that you have NO IDEA what the fuck you are talking about. I would rather look like me with rough skin the be a fat ass useless moderator.
1: its one word not two
2: It is used for people with bad skin
Microdermabrasion works especially well as a way to clean out clogged pores. It’s a useful alternative for patients whose skin is too sensitive to use anti-acne drugs like Retin-A. It’s not recommended for those who have active oral herpes.
I’ll keep being fat and cocky, you keep being self conscious about your bad skin