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Yes, they are like little beads in the gel. They don't 'pop' like other products I've seen with capsules in them since they're so small, so all it takes is regularly application to get them to absorb into the skin.

It's a bit hard to see in the second picture but the parts of the product on my arm that look 'chunky' are the hydrating capsules.

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    I revived my first ever Yesstyle package recently. It took around 2 weeks to arrive with standard shipping. I paid 9 CAD each for these two gel sunscreens since they were half off and around $8 for shipping so around $28 CAD for everything.

    What initially drew me to this product (besides the price lol) was the gel texture and the hydrating capsules. It is so light and watery and I forget I'm wearing it. It's a much more pleasant than my experience with Western sunscreens. I totally get the hype. ^_^

    [–] -3 points 3 months ago (21 children)

    Based on what I've heard, the shooter was using a type of gun that's only effective over longer distances. I do wonder how they were able to time the shot so perfectly. Although I have no idea how guns work

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    I've been having a great week so far! I had a job interview on Monday and got hired on the spot. I have been looking for a job for years now and I am so happy I finally landed one.

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    When I had cats, I used to give them a little head out before I was about to vacuum and they would leave the room sometimes after I bought out the vacuum.

    To this day, I have no idea how I got them to listen to me.

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    When I was in therapy I learned lots of DBT (dialectical behavior therapy) skills one of which being 'radical acceptance,' which basically means you fully accept the situation and move on. What I'm trying to say is, saying "it is what it is" is a legit scientifically proven coping skill and I think that's really funny.

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    I adored the pacing for this episode! Plus they really nailed the commentary of an old timey horse race and I was so immersed in the events of the race even thought I read most of the manga.

    Absolute great start to the season I look forward to new episodes.

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    A special edition of the lifestyle magazine: Anan, features a new visual of Johnny and Gyro for the upcoming Steel Ball Run Anime. The article also included special edition stickers and interviews from the voice actors of Johnny Joestar, Gyro and Diego.

    More info below Jojo Fandom Wiki News: https://jojo-news.com/2026/03/05/steel-ball-runs-johnny-and-gyro-featured-on-anan-magazine-cover/

    Original Japanese version from Anan: https://ananweb.jp/categories/covers/86615

    The release of the first stage is only five days away! I'm so excited ^_^

     

    A while back I posted about recommendations for privacy focused apps for medication tracking on iOS and it didn't seem like the community had any solid apps to vouch for. So, after spending some time scrolling the App Store and reading lots of privacy policies, here are some of my recommendations.

    I will admit, it was not easy finding free, entirely local, and analytic free apps like MedTimer. So, I will warn you that some apps may collect anonymous crash logs or are paid. I will use *ACL for apps that collect anonymous crash reports, *$ for paid apps, and *$∞ if they offer a subscription. Also keep in mind that I round each price to the nearest dollar.

    These are also in no particular order btw.

    1. Pillbug.app *ACL, Freemium This is an app that uses a Pillbug as your cute little medication accountability mascot. It has paid features for customizing the app theme and how your Pillbug looks but it's completely free otherwise.

    Features: *Persistent medication reminders *Widgets *Scan to log feature *Medication sharing

    Privacy Policy: https://pillbugapp.com/privacy-policy/index.html

    1. Pilik *$ *May require iOS 26 or later

      This is probably the only app I've found that's fully privacy focused; completely offline, no crash reporting, and only uses minimal permissions. However, it is paid but it's only a one time fee of $7USD. You can use the app for free with only one medication to track.

    Features: *Critical alerts-get notified for your medication even if your phone is on silent or DND *Apple watch support *Family sharing via iCloud

    Privacy Policy: https://pilitracker.github.io/privacy-policy/?lang=en

    1. [DoseKeeper ] (https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/medicine-tracker-dosekeeper/id6474628157) *$∞ *Requires iOS 26 or later This app is very similar to the app I listed above but its UI is more sleek and modern. It also uses your devices AI for certain features which is why it requires iOS 26 or later.

    Just like Pilik you are able to use the app for free with limited features. However, this app is subscription based with prices listed at $1 USD a month, $4 USD every three months or $13 USD a year.

    Features: *Use your phones camera or gallery to scan medication labels and autofill its name, dose, and type (this is the features that requires AI)

    *Log several medications at once

    *You are able to define how long to wait after taking medication.

    *Export your medication logs as a PDF

    Privacy Policy: https://www.dosekeeper.com/privacy

    Thanks for reading. ^_^

     

    Ok, so, I lied. The cleanser wasn't rice or oat or even from the same brand the snail mulch mask was from. It's a green tea cleanser from a brand called Missha and I paid around $8.49 CAD for this. Unlike MJCare (the brand who makes the snail mulch face mask) I was actually able to find the brand's website and I learned that they have two other cleansers in this line; strawberry one for moisturizing and radiance and a coca one for dryer skin types. (https://missha.ca/collections/skin-care-1/products/missha-creamy-latte-cleansing-foam-172ml).

    This cleanser is very thick and has a delicate, almost creaming foam to it.

    This cleanser is aimed toward oily skin so I do find it a bit drying on my cheeks since I have combo skin, but not overly so. When I use this my skin feels very clean but not stripped? It's hard to describe I've never experienced anything like that before. I do like using though and I get no irritation from it so I'm not too worried.

     

    I saw a sign for a convenience store when I was on the bus the other day and decided to go check it out since I never been there before.

    I saw this face mask and decided to pick it up because I want to try snail mulch and the price was good too. My skin has been so dry lately and it just drank this right up! Plus, it didn't feel slimy like I was expecting the snail mulch to be.

    I've haven't seen this brand at Walmart or Winners and the Reddit post mentioning it are from over a decade ago. The Startpage results are pretty lacking too. I don't know if they are a niche brand or just not very popular in the west. Regardless, I'll try out more of their stuff. When I was browsing I saw that they also had a rice or oat cleanser which might be from the same brand, my cleansers have been super stripping lately.

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