Do you moisturise (men only)

Only on her face

Originally Posted by plowsie

You rub jizz over your face?

yeah but i found mien is ****, you signing up?

[Bibio]

yup, i'm afraid i do moisturise. so you can put me in the 'camp' of the moisturisers.

[Bibio]

ooooohhh and sorry for the derail, but.

i have just had a by-pass and they 'glued' the wounds back together, not a stitch in sight.

Originally Posted by TheOnlyNemesis

used it on my tattoo after having it done

prep h is the best for that

Originally Posted by TheOnlyNemesis

and that's it, rely on manly methods to look beautiful.

And its not working mate

Originally Posted by Spiderman

Jeez i do hope you're joking about the superglue thing mate, otherwise that could well be the root of your issues right there.

if you do get cracks that big then why not use one of those spray on plaster things instead, since they are designed for skin, unlike superglue.

Balls. I've used industrial superglue to close up deep cuts in my hands for years. It works much better than spray plasters or real ones.

I use Neutrogena Norwegian Formula unscented hand cream every day. My job involves a lot of drilling into brickwork and clambering about it dry dusty lofts. If I don't use a cream of some sorts daily then my hands are dry, leathery and destroyed after a few days - not something the ladies like to be groped by.

Originally Posted by Foey

Come to think of it i was told that by the Ethicon suture rep some years ago, they actually still manufacture a sterile wound glue, i think it's called Dermabond if memory serves.

I hope they do make a sterile medical variant, or the local hospital patched up the gash in my head with a large quantity of industrial stuff yesterday

Originally Posted by Jabba

And when you turn 50 (not that long now, eh?), it'll be Polyfilla and a trowel

Oi, i've reached the grand old age of 52 and have not resorted to the above, just hydrating face cream and hand cream as i do all the washing up, my skin is like my riding, soft and silky smoothe. (or so Beverley tells me).

Daryl

Originally Posted by darylB

Oi, i've reached the grand old age of 52 and have not resorted to the above,
Daryl

Have you not looked in the mirror recently?