/hb/ - Health & Beauty

>>20391
>>20389
No, for these same reasons.

I draw my eyebrows on but that's usually it, I used to mess around with eyeshadow a lot but I haven't felt like it.

I used to wear it everyday back when I actually went outside not full face(except on special occasions)because I had acne, just eyebrows,eyes and contour. Nowadays I'm too lazy to bother
>not because I want to look pretty for some dumb fuckers, but because it fits my attitude of a drunken pirate.
based that's the same reason I've always had for wearing makeup too

I used to wear it a decent amount but my self esteems basically fallen into goblin mode and my current job involves more sweating thusly I've given up on it during workdays

i used to wear fake eyelashes everyday but whenever id mess them up id rage and rip them off which damaged my skin so i gave up

>>20456
>that's confusion over what is within your control and what isn't
>it all just boils down to you not being responsible for anything about yourself
not even gonna say anything

>if you can't handle getting dealt an eye color, go play sims where you can choose your eye color
me when i lack comprehension skills

>>20467

what could you possibly say that does not reveal you as a fool barking at the moon. your pathetic demonization of the hand you were dealt with instead of identifying with what you actually are is no less a form of shame just because you phrase the denial in scientific language.

if your nose is crooked you are loyal to your crooked nose and you don't wish for another nose because it is your nose! stand by it instead of cursing it because it is not the nose you would have chosen. that's not why you're ugly. ugly is a state of mind that you sign up for.

you are not a piece of lego where you switch out parts, you are a plant that grew out of the ground.

>>20470
now that i see your point, i respect what you’re saying, but id still have to disagree honestly

>>20466
First of all, that was the gooberment and the medical doctors, not microbiologists. I and had very little to do with medicine.
Second of all, I never said anything about free will. I just said I put some DNA in some bacteria to make it better or worse at earing milk. That's it. That was my whole post.

>>20472

>First of all, that was the gooberment and the medical doctors, not microbiologists. I and had very little to do with medicine.

these are just people equally shapable into whatever the evil machine currently needs, no different from you. you would have complied. you would have obeyed every evil command especially if you would have been rewarded monetarily for it like a good dog. you are dependent on the same few malevolent sources of money and are always one refusal away from having everything taken away from you. you are the same soulless machine without principals as they are. nobody dreams of being a microbiologist as a child, this is not a genuine passion of you. the reason you chose that profession is the reason you can be pushed around.

>Second of all, I never said anything about free will. I just said I put some DNA in some bacteria to make it better or worse at earing milk. That's it. That was my whole post.

you didn't have to say it. you are still young and dumb, you don't see how everything is connected yet.

the fat guy does not need to say he likes cookies. of course he does. the soulless scientist does not have to say she does not believe in free will, of course she doesn't.

you don't seem to have seen this yet but people generally do not stray away from what their job needs them to be. they don't like it when this is discussed, they call it stereotypes and are quick to mention any counter-example they can come up with but once you see how the world of adults work, you'll understand that people are just job-machines and nothing more. if you have known a few people who work as <insert job>, then you know them all because the reality and the requirements of the job shapes those people into identical clones. you will walk the exact same path, develop the exact same personality, say the same things, have the same preferences and opinions. you notice the same details and value the same traits.

you don't see it but i already see you life's path and my disdain for you is based on what you have done in your life but also what you inevitable will be made to do.
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it just feeds illusion which will worsen all existing problems already caused by illusion. this hostility towards reality…

the webm i consider sickening. she is so swept up in illusion, she is not even loyal towards her own face. she agrees with the sentiment of her own face not being good enough and as soon as the filter hits, she smiles because she is a good bootlicker and finally looks how she is supposed to.

>>20408
It's only about people who are using social media or in other words the bottom of the barrel gutter trash of society. Let them die and move on

>>20459
you’re on crysta.cafe

>>20462
so tru

>>20462
Imageboards predate social media. Their lineage are forums and bulletin board systems. Social media is a term that is used to replace web 2.0

>>20305
>What is Leon's hairstyle called?
Curtains
>Is Leon Kennedy's hairstyle physically impossible?
No, Anyone with straight hair could have that style without even trying.

>>20305
No, anyone can try that style, although I think it's easier for women because of usually longer hair

>>20305
Idk but my brother has a similiar hairstyle, he gets the sides cut close like in a buzz cut but he has them leave the top medium length, he calls it his shrigma male mushroom head style.

lips length straight hair with curtain bangs and a side part and some layering maybe

>>20356
it's basically a layered bob (like the stereotypical karen style) with curtain bangs

>supposed to look like
thats not normal but youre not alone. theres people out there with biidisorder who feel like that. they usually suppress the fantasy though so they dont end up cutting their arm off or gorging their eyes out.
having a cyborg arm would be cool but unless youre suparich youll end up with a plastic or wooden string stick with 1000x less functionality than your normal arm.

>>20335
Well, it depends. You seem more like a 'robot arm cool' kinda Nona than 'I need this arm off of me now'
If it is the latter though, I'd say you've got Body Integrity Dysphoria. It's 'normal' in the same way that cancer is normal, in that it's humanly possible but not really good for you.

In all honesty though the real problem is when people want to cut the arms off of other people.

>>20259
>Lip, bellybutton, tongue, single brow piercing. All to this day look good to me.
these look way worse than a few studs up someone's ear lmao bellybutton and tongue rings are the trashiest of trash piercings

>>9290
Once I was watching HGTV with my mom while I was visiting her and there was girl on House Hunters and my mom saw her nose ring and said it looked like a booger, which is true. I hate all piercings other than earrings.

honestly the only piercing i judge on women is nipple/clit piercings. those scream cum dumpster/mental illness. and im happy i wont get to see most of those anyways (besides those really trashy women who have nipple piercings and intentionally go out braless to show them off, like blweh)

everything else i cant be bothered to care tbvh

>>20329
Same. I can't stand clit piercings, that's just disgusting.

I find them repulsive, it's something almost instinctual

there is no healthy way to do it that doesnt create a crisis in your life. You need to get an acute hormonal imbalance. Your options are:
get fatter
get on birth control
get pregnant
get pcos

honestly its just a better play to get a bigger ass, you can do that just by exercising and it does kinda the same thing

>>19456
Maybe this will help

Mmh maybe gaining a little bit of weight will help? To be honest I really don't know sorry Nona. I know some advice bee pollen but I don't really know if it works

>>20336
>unpasteurized milk
retard spotted stopped reading

>>20338
you're the fucking retard. Literally everybody drank unpasteurized milk before 1947. The only thing it does is give milk a longer shelf life and it was only made law was in order to push small dairy farms out of the industry who couldn't afford the pasteurization equipment.
Are you going to pasteurize your breast milk before giving it to your baby??

>>20295
OPI's start to finish is great

>>18274
Ive always had a complex about not having blue eyes then I kinda brainwashed myself into only liking hazel-brown/green eyes(my eye color) and finding blue eyes not appealling at all (no offense to any anons w blue eyes! i realize that this is an unhealthy coping mechanism)
Some copes I use are that id rather have an eye color that is forest/leaf colored than sky colored, that gerard way wouldnt look the same without his eye color, cats look wierd with blue eyes, flora from winx, asking ai to write poems about eyes the color of various stones including peridot, jade, moss agate, green tourmaline, tsavorite garnet, emerald, its too northern, think about how megan fox looked before plastic surgery, huskies look creepy and like jeff the killer, blue eyes are more like summer and green is more like spring my fav season, etc. and it worked. These days I can appreciate all eye colors(courtney love has blue eyes and doesnt seem like a homewrecking pickme so i think about her when i feel bad and want to appreciate blue eyes) but using those copes helped me be confident with my eye color. which is extremely difficult even today because blue eyes are still praised so much. I have a theory that most men love blue eyes because of racism and or that they were conditioned to love blue. I have a further theory that since men dont see colors as vibrantly as women, they dont see green eyes/hazel eyes like we see them, which is sometimes a more vibrant shade than blue. Pic related has a very vibrant eye color, i think it reflects his dynamic scottich/italian ancestry.
>>18315
just realized this was a year ago but kinda crazy i was just using a reference image of her for a character in something im making and partly chose her because of her eye color, shes just overall cute.

>>18274
I have blue eyes and I honestly really like them

It's not a big deal but if I could change the color of my eyes with ease, I'd make them green. I always thought green eyes and tan skin is super pretty.

>What's your eye color?
basic brown
>What's your favorite eye color?
i guess amber
>Do you like your eye color?
its basic, i just feel neutral about it, i don't like how in normal light it looks generic dark brown but i do like the shade of light brown it get when light directly illuminates it or how it looks black in low light not to mention once in a blue moon it gets this really nice shade of reddish brown is the lighting conditions are just right
>Would you change your eye color to your favorite eye color
no, i wouldn't fit my face and skin, i tried different eye filters and it seems like the best color that would compliment my face would be blue or green
>What's something good about your eyes?
they are pretty basic looking, there isn't much to say about it, like wow i have dark brown eyes so is the majority of the human population, big deal

Dark brown, I used to not like it but now I think they're pretty.
>>18316
Replying to a 1 yr old post but my old classmate was Afghan and had eyes exactly like this, to this day one of the most beautiful women I've ever met. It was like she walked in and she has 2 flashlights for eyes, you were just drawn to them.

>>19822
I'm only expressing my amazement. It is very foreign to me, not good, not bad, just foreign.

>>19821
anastasiabeautyfascia has a youtube playlist on nose massage techniques

i don't know about the fracture, maybe ask her on social media or ask another professional about it before you do anything

Muh nose sucks

Don't jump down my throat, but I'm against cosmetic plastic surgery in general because I don't think women should have to go under the knife just to feel good about themselves. Look at all the ugly wretched men out there who don't feel an iota of shame about how they look, then look at the women next to them who look fine but hate themselves for some reason. For example, >>19826 , there's nothing wrong here. I don't know what mirrors you're looking into.

Ask yourselves:
>Who is making me feel bad about how I look?
>Would I be as harsh on one of my friends with similar features?
>Where do I stop? What features? What age?
>Why do plastic surgery results seem to end up looking just one way? As in, why don't you see rhinoplasties offering wider noses, or ones offering to emphasize a dorsal hump?

I'm not controlling or shaming anyone, I just think you all have worth far beyond what you look like. And you can spend that money on a fun vacation or an awesome hobby instead.

>>19826
this nose is perfectly fine, it just looks prominent because of recessed lower jaw