See?! I love that my friends also do this. ❤ I usually put the tiny capful of tea tree oil in with my conditioner and in the soak for my feet, though (because I don’t have time for droppers). I use it straight when I put it on my face and neck after my nightly exfoliation, after which I put on lotion. *still looks eighteen* Tea tree oil is a must on your legs if you use laser or creams.
OMG I’m here for every single one of these posts! The shade under this tree is so tranquil. I need to be friends with Li’Tsoanelo now.
One of the many downsides to not being considered human.
“Respect us or expect us!” – Dane Carr
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It’s hilarious that people are just realizing how racist everyone is now, and that they have decided to blame the hatred of brown skin on two or three individuals and a political party. White people have literally (dictionary definition) always been like this. Read a book.
First of all, WHO SHARES TOWELS? I can’t be friends with you. That’s not a thing. That has never been a thing. What if you fumble, or you’re not paying attention, or you drop the towel, and when you pick it up, you use the part he used to dry his butt to dry your face? NO. Stop it.
Second of all~ HA!
“Who uses a towel two times and then washes it?” ME. And literally everyone else should be following my lead. You’re very welcome.
I’m honestly not sure why ‘Murphy Brown’ isn’t shown on TV Land the way ‘Golden Girls’ is. Both were essential to my childhood (as I’m sure they were with countless other little girls). Was Miss Brown that controversial and inspiring that it’s thought that she would be detrimental to society? Strange… I’m having a twinsie moment with Kelsea, though. Murphy needs to be on Netflix ASAP. That’s what we need a petition for.
I literally cannot with these people.
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