my day so far

April 25, 2009

This is riskier becuse trailers have more plastic parts that are likely to melt.

I wanted my mom to do this, but she didnt think it ws a good idea.

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> > > > I found a good source for menthol crystals - $22 a pound plus about $6

for shipping. They are here:

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tals/Categories

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> > > > I am considering buying an alpha or beta hydroxy peel at Amazon.com.

They have both glycolic acid and salicylic acid peels for sale. My skin has

gotten very rough looking, and thick looking on my cheeks and nose. It's not red

but I have little brown patches that I am told come from the mites. I've used

this before, years ago, and it works very well for freshening the skin. Hoping

it will help with this! If it does I'll order more. They were pretty cheap -

like $12 or something.

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> > > > As a side note, wearing the Face Doctor cream all day, I've been wiping

dead mites (I assume they're dead because they're not moving) off my face like

crazy. I put a little in my nose and the crawly nose is gone. My skin feels much

cleaner, but I think the dying ones have taken a bite or two on the way to the

floor!

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> > > > Got the cedarcide and fogger today! I have heavy cleaning to do

tomorrow, then I'm going to fog this place.

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> > > > Ladies - if you haven't already found out, shaving can bring you a lot

of relief. I bought some Microtweeze wax for the face and waxed everything

(OWWWWW!) and used a razor and my arms and legs. Really helps a lot - I think

these things go for hair follicles with hair in them, because my crawly legs are

gone today too.

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> > > > I also googled for coconut oil - it's unbelievably cheap. I'm going to

have a look at the grocery store though, see what kind of oils I can find there.

What are some of the good anti-parasitic oils that I can use for carrier - i.e.

olive, coconut - are there any more that are readily available? And cheap?

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