/fa/ - Fashion

>My fascination has been the space between cloth and the body, and using a two-dimensional element to clothe a three-dimensional form.

>I did not want to be labelled 'the designer who survived the atomic bomb,' and therefore I have always avoided questions about Hiroshima.

>Clothes should fit comfortably - not too tightly - so that you have space to move in and think freely.

F

>2 hours, 5 posters

F for cardin and old /fa/

>>15663203
addendum
>How do I find something that doesn't fuck me up?
If your skin works best without too many products, then feel free to skip them. Just make sure to use sunscreen - especially in the red areas and places where you have scars.

Posting a picture of the redness would help. Could be rosacea given that isotret helped, could be isotret-induced erythema, could be localized postinflammatory issues, et c. Adapalene can even exacerbate the redness, heh.

>>15663203
>You helped me when the professionals could not and for that I'm deeply thankful.

Cheers. That's what the FAQ is for.
Note that I originally posted it here more than half a decade ago, and it has just been reposted by other people since (I'm not OP).

lmao skincare is for fags
just drink more water and stop touching you're face

Skincare is for faggots

>>15125618
Not just dryness. Athlete's foot. Fungal infection spread to the hands.
If you've already tried topical OTC anti-fungals, then see a derm. Don't forget to scrape off the peeling skin in the most affected areas, after showering, before applying the cream/spray.

>>15018680
note the peak around admitting underage b&.
and also this from 2015

>>15018085
>>15018153
from 2016/2017
>>/fa/thread/S13311627

>>14914797
>What counts as cleaning?
without technical jargon: using cleansers, different kinds of soap, shampoo, et c that makes it easier for oils and other superficial skin components to carried away with water. cleaning is the step that causes the most issues for people with dry and/or sensitive skin.
it can facilitate water loss in the skin, make your skin less pliable and soft, disrupt its barrier functions, and irritate it and aggravate inflammation. this is true even for well-designed product formulations.
that's why I recommend less washing, as other products can achieve the same approximate goals (mainly using exfoliators) without ruining the skin too much. you may want to still use a cleanser regularly, but to a limited extent (smaller amount, diluted, et c). it's just good to know that daily cleaning isn't mandatory.

>>14919227
>who the fuck wrote it anyway?
hello.

>>14778458
>dated and/or incorrect advice
name it

>>14582673
>recommending products from Walmart expecting results
Product efficacy is not dependent on purchase location.

>People with nice skin spend money on nice products
Sure, but that does in no way mean that spending money on certain products is a prerequisite for having good skin.
It is perfectly possible for some to not have to spend that much money, or any money at all, on skincare products to keep their skin problem-free.

"Nice" products within the realm of skincare are generally rehashed versions of cheaper products, consisting of: cheap generics, arbitrary plant extracts, a few "magical" compounds deemed fashionable at the time, "organic" and "Fairtrade" labeling, smart marketing, and diminishing returns.

>those nice products wouldn't exists if they weren't magnitudes better
Incorrect. There are many products that exist even though they aren't better than cheaper options.
They don't have to be better to remain on the market. They can simply be made to cater to a certain customer demographic. I'd argue that most high-end skincare products are "worse" in the sense that they are immensely less cost-effective.

>Cetaphil/CeraVe/or whatever cheap crap the op recommends
Product efficacy is not dependent on product pricing.
Recommendations for those specific "cheap crap" products can also be found in Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology, Practical Dermatology, Practical Dermatology for Pediatrics, Conference Proceedings of Clinical Dermatology, et c - and they're also commonly used as "reference" moisturizers/cleansers in studies on sensitive skin.

>You will not upload, post, discuss, request, or link to anything that violates local or United States law.

Could someone please tell me how to best commit tax fraud? Post tax evasion schemes ITT!

>>14353565
>>14354584
note that Palladium uses glue for that label on several models (incl. ones made of canvas and ballistic nylon).
I haven't bothered removing it since this label faces in when the boot is folded up in "high" mode.
each shoe generally has five kinds of branding:

>Printed logo on sole

>Woven label on tongue
use a seam ripper. this label can also unfortunately be printed on.

>Printed logo on tongue lining.
seam ripper + scissors

>Side label on heel
razor, permanent marker

>Rubber patch on quarter (the one under discussion)
if it's glued on I wouldn't bother. if it's sewn on you can just use a seam ripper.
I haven't encountered a label that is both sewn and glued on, but it wouldn't surprise me.

From the 2017 demographics survey

SEXUALITY (ATTRACTION)
>"HETEROSEXUAL": 65.7%
>"BISEXUAL": 16.0%
>"HETEROSEXUAL, BUT I LIKE TRAPS": 13.3%
>"HOMOSEXUAL":2.5%
>"OTHER": 2.5%

~500 posters iirc

>>14349074
Revival soon
BE READY

I posted many infographs from YoungStalin on here back in 2015:

>>/fa/thread/S9395101

>I believe that Young Stalin acts as a long term memory storage. I think infographics threads are ingrained in board culture, and I think it's a good thing to actively post good stuff from time to time in order to bring out the knowledge into our working memory. It's been too long since.

there's an archive at https://archive.fo/u6ook but only a few images are available, and not in their original size.
HOWEVER:
https://web.archive.org/web/20181007034517/http://www.young-stalin.com/infos.php

I posted many infographs from YoungStalin on here back in 2015:

>>/fa/thread/S9395101

>I believe that Young Stalin acts as a long term memory storage. I think infographics threads are ingrained in board culture, and I think it's a good thing to actively post good stuff from time to time in order to bring out the knowledge into our working memory. It's been too long since.

there's an archive at https://archive.fo/u6ook but only a few images are available, and not in their original size.

>>14340098
this is amazing
I should get this framed

>>14337816

>>14337816

>>14330104
happy for you
cheers

Are you the Anon who posted about SEBACEOUS HYPERPLASIA in January?

I'd just like to inform you that your condition can be treated using both oral isotretinoin (Accutane) as well as manual extraction (lancing & laser pinholing). Since your derm doesn't seem to know this then see one who does.

>>6883367
please come back here, you newfag