Cork, synthetic cork, or screw cap? Each medium has its perks, it seems. But which one keeps wine aging the right way? The experts at Stack Exchange attempt to put the controversy to rest.
Cork, synthetic cork, or screw cap? Each medium has its perks, it seems. But which one keeps wine aging the right way? The experts at Stack Exchange attempt to put the controversy to rest.
I lose count of my “jobs” these days: my literary writing (that theoretically pays, or had better one day or else), a nonprofit board on which I serve as president, and the magazine I started last summer. While I certainly put the same intensity into everything, I can definitely say that I work more hours for free than I do for pay.
Bio oil works pretty well, but for facial scars I've found it makes me break out. Mederma gel seems to agree with my face more, though it takes a few weeks (and probably at least 2 tubes of the stuff) to make much of a difference.
Aquaphor is the stuff of the gods for scars. There's also this stuff called Biafine (which I think is prescription-only in the US, but maybe you can find it on Amazon) which drastically speeds up healing time for cuts and burns (even acne) and magically prevents scarring.
This is all really great advice. Thanks for taking the time to share!
Thorin, that top image is going to haunt my dreams.
Here's how to turn a bar of titanium into a ring with LED-illuminated jewels that light up when they're near a power source. One: fall in love. Two: a bunch of other stuff. Three: boom, magic-ring.