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Aug 29, 2007, 06:58 AM
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After spending a whopping 4 years in the Marine Corp he has decided to grow a nice little mustache and goatee ...lol hes sooo cute with it....i love to kiss him and have it tickle me...i dont know...its not to bad....but it has made me break out like mad!!! lol ....i have a mustache and goatee of zits lol.....i look soooo stupid....i guess its the oils of the hair that made me break out so bad lol...i dont know where i should put this post........but since i found it sooo funny i thought i would put it in social...but the good news is that he decided to shave it ....normally it doesnt break me out soo much but when we do alot of kissing ...hehe....and i am near my feminine time i get really suseptable to things...like this for instance...lol i look like an elephant with the chicken pox (as i gain weight with my feminine time too) im waiting to become remotely ok looking so i dont have to wear a paperbag on my head roflmao...so...any girls have anything like my story to share ...any funny stories .....
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Aug 29, 2007, 08:30 AM
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lol. there was this thing called a 'pash rash' that people would get from making out in the morning before the guys had shaved.
i wonder if exfoliating would help? i got a couple of exfoliating gloves to help prevent ingrown hairs on my legs since epilation doesn't exfoliate at all. i use it on my face too (and have stopped using a scrub) and it seems to be helping prevent zits :-) maybe? |
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Aug 29, 2007, 05:12 PM
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sounds like a really good idea....lol i never heard of a pash rash....
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Aug 29, 2007, 07:16 PM
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i think a pash rash is more about the sensitive skin around ones face getting all scraped up with facial stubble. not about zits (exfoliation probably won't help that) just overnight stubble scratching up ones face.
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Aug 29, 2007, 11:51 PM
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My hubby has the whiskers too. I had a similar problem, but not as bad as yours it sounds like. Anyway, I switched facial wash, AND made him wash his beard with Clearisil too. It helps tremendously.
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Aug 30, 2007, 02:24 AM
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I would agree, use a facial wash for acne. His facial hair is probably stimulating oil growth, and that is causing the problem.
Or, don't kiss and snuggle up to his face, LOL! Or, make him shave the dang thing! (His cuteness is giving you acne--he has no right to do that, ROFL!!!) 
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