Chemical Peels

[dissention]

Ever had one? I had one done this morning and got a little over-zealous, so my face looks like someone threw boiling water on it. :laugh:

[gldstwmn]

Ever had one? I had one done this morning and got a little over-zealous, so my face looks like someone threw boiling water on it. :laugh:

Yes. But I've never done it myself. You're splotchy for a few days, then your skin looks fine.

[estranged4life]

but I once had Chromium Oxide dye splattered onto my back at work and it peeled me like a banana.

Nothing like having something burn you so bad that yer instantly blistered and yet feel so frikkin' ice cold as it does so...

[Patti]

Yes. But I've never done it myself. You're splotchy for a few days, then your skin looks fine.

What she said. :wavey:

Patti

[dissention]

Yes. But I've never done it myself. You're splotchy for a few days, then your skin looks fine.

I didn't do it myself, the woman who did didn't put enough stuff on my face, so I told her to put more. She put on more than enough. :laugh: If I had done it myself, I would've burned my skin off.

Boy, it is some uncomfortable ****.

[amber]

I didn't do it myself, the woman who did didn't put enough stuff on my face, so I told her to put more. She put on more than enough. :laugh: If I had done it myself, I would've burned my skin off.

Boy, it is some uncomfortable ****.
I used to get these semi-regularly at the derm's as part of a treatment. For god sake, don't forget to put sunscreen on!! Well, unless you want to help yourself become a super wrinkle puss... :D
Amber

[cliffdweller]

Ever had one? I had one done this morning and got a little over-zealous, so my face looks like someone threw boiling water on it. :laugh:

What are the benefits of a chemical peel? I've never had one.

[darklinensuit]

What are the benefits of a chemical peel? I've never had one.

Me neither. The idea is scary to me.

- Jake

[amber]

What are the benefits of a chemical peel? I've never had one.
It takes off the dead icky layers of your skin, therefore it cleans it a lot. If you have a clogged pore problem, a series of them can really help. For people without acne, it just brings out a fresh clean layer of your skin, is supposed to minimize the appearance of wrinkles and aging because of that. It's a pretty good treatment, overall. If you have sensitive skin or absolutely no problems with the appearance of your skin, I wouldn't really recommend them. Maybe once a year or something.
Amber

[darklinensuit]

I've never had one.

I don't think they're legal in Austin anyway. :lol: ;) Come to Houston. You get them just by walking through the air down here. :wavey:

- Jake

[strandinthewind]

I didn't do it myself, the woman who did didn't put enough stuff on my face, so I told her to put more. She put on more than enough. :laugh: If I had done it myself, I would've burned my skin off.

Boy, it is some uncomfortable ****.


Think Smantha in a black veil in Sex in the City :cool: :laugh:

You'll be fine!

[sparky]

Ever had one? I had one done this morning and got a little over-zealous, so my face looks like someone threw boiling water on it. :laugh:

What next, D, Botox ? :eek:

[dissention]

What next, D, Botox ? :eek:

Nope, anus bleaching. :p

No, I'd never have Botox. Botox comes from the fungus that grows in canned food. :eek: And every time I hear Botox, I think of Nip/Tuck when Christian got an injection into his crotch.

I take good care of my skin, I've used Roc and Serious Skin Care for YEARS. I don't have a single wrinkle and I look like I'm 12. I just had it done this morning because I wanted to see what it was like and everyone has dead skin they need taken off. ;) And I can't believe I paid $90 to look like I slept on rotten strawberries.

[Johnny Stew]

I wash my face with Noxema... that's the extent of my "beauty treatment."
Beyond that, I have good genes and just plan on growing older gracefully. :cool:

[gldstwmn]

I didn't do it myself, the woman who did didn't put enough stuff on my face, so I told her to put more. She put on more than enough. :laugh: If I had done it myself, I would've burned my skin off.

Boy, it is some uncomfortable ****.

Didn't they give you the little fan? I had one nurse who used to use dry ice. That worked well.

[gldstwmn]

Nope, anus bleaching. :p

No, I'd never have Botox. Botox comes from the fungus that grows in canned food. :eek:

Oh honey, try it, you'll like it. That stuff amazes me. :laugh:

[dissention]

Didn't they give you the little fan? I had one nurse who used to used dry ice. That worked well.

Yup, and they gave me one of those cold masks for afterwards. The redness is finally going away, thank god.

[dissention]

Oh honey, try it, you'll like it. That stuff amazes me. :laugh:

You're kidding!! You didn't!! :eek: :laugh:

[gldstwmn]

You're kidding!! You didn't!! :eek: :laugh:

I'm a 'toxer from way back. :laugh: There is that little thing between my eyebrows, that crease thing. When it starts to reappear, off I go. Works good on the crows feet too. It makes you look more relaxed. Who wants to look like they're 40, raised a kid by themselves, worked their ass off and partied just a tad too much back in the day? I sure the hell don't. Besides, meeting with my clients and presenting a calm, pleasant appearance is part of my business. Listen to Mother Teresa (Heinz). :lol:

[strandinthewind]

I'm a 'toxer from way back. :laugh: There is that little thing between my eyebrows, that crease thing. When it starts to reappear, off I go. Works good on the crows feet too. It makes you look more relaxed. Who wants to look like they're 40, raised a kid by themselves, worked their ass off and partied just a tad too much back in the day? I sure the hell don't. Besides, meeting with my clients and presenting a calm, pleasant appearance is part of my business. Listen to Mother Teresa (Heinz). :lol:

AND You Look MARRRRRVELLLLOUS :cool: :wavey:

[gldstwmn]

AND You Look MARRRRRVELLLLOUS :cool: :wavey:

Oh, thank you darling. :xoxo: You are the best. :wavey:

[sara1998]

I can't go with chemical peels. I have to have dermabrasion. My acne scars are deep, so chemical peels won't work. Dermabrasion is where they literally take a "sander" to the top layers. I don't look forward to going to the dermatologist, because it requires you to take a few weeks off from work. I'm still debating on whether I really want to do this...

And, gldstwmn, you do look very nice. I could have sworn you weren't over 29! ;)

Maria

[cliffdweller]

I don't think they're legal in Austin anyway. :lol: ;) Come to Houston. You get them just by walking through the air down here. :wavey:

- Jake

:laugh: :laugh:

And anyway, the Austin humidity keeps my skin "fresh" and dewey enough. blech! But nothing like Houston...

:wavey:

[cliffdweller]

I can't go with chemical peels. I have to have dermabrasion. My acne scars are deep, so chemical peels won't work. Dermabrasion is where they literally take a "sander" to the top layers. I don't look forward to going to the dermatologist, because it requires you to take a few weeks off from work. I'm still debating on whether I really want to do this...

And, gldstwmn, you do look very nice. I could have sworn you weren't over 29! ;)

Maria

Does dermabrasion have the same after effects (redness, splotchiness, irritation) as a chemical peel? I'm interested in this myself...

[dissention]

I'm a 'toxer from way back. :laugh: There is that little thing between my eyebrows, that crease thing. When it starts to reappear, off I go. Works good on the crows feet too. It makes you look more relaxed. Who wants to look like they're 40, raised a kid by themselves, worked their ass off and partied just a tad too much back in the day? I sure the hell don't. Besides, meeting with my clients and presenting a calm, pleasant appearance is part of my business. Listen to Mother Teresa (Heinz). :lol:

:lol: :laugh:

More power to ya, darling. I think the biggest thing that freaks me out is that it's the fungus from inside your canned foods. :laugh: And I am petrified of needles, too!!!!!!

[gldstwmn]

Does dermabrasion have the same after effects (redness, splotchiness, irritation) as a chemical peel? I'm interested in this myself...

It's mildly irritating but the results are worth it. I've done a combination where they dermabrase then peel.

[gldstwmn]

I can't go with chemical peels. I have to have dermabrasion. My acne scars are deep, so chemical peels won't work. Dermabrasion is where they literally take a "sander" to the top layers. I don't look forward to going to the dermatologist, because it requires you to take a few weeks off from work. I'm still debating on whether I really want to do this...

And, gldstwmn, you do look very nice. I could have sworn you weren't over 29! ;)

Maria

Haha! :lol: Thanks Maria, you're a sweetheart.

[gldstwmn]

:lol: :laugh:

More power to ya, darling. I think the biggest thing that freaks me out is that it's the fungus from inside your canned foods. :laugh: And I am petrified of needles, too!!!!!!

It doesn't even hurt. It takes like one second. It's not fungus from canned foods silly. It's the same thing but that's not where they get it. :lol: It's also extremely diluted.
Now collagen and fillers on the other hand-anytime anyone tells me that it requires a "block" for the pain it automatically reminds me of childbirth. And those needles are big. Can't do it. :distress:

[darklinensuit]

Does dermabrasion have the same after effects (redness, splotchiness, irritation) as a chemical peel? I'm interested in this myself...

Let me go get the sandblaster. Try not to move. ;)

- Jake

[cliffdweller]

Let me go get the sandblaster. Try not to move. ;)

- Jake

I hope you have steady hands... :shocked: :laugh:

[darklinensuit]

I hope you have steady hands... :shocked: :laugh:

Of course. And it's Tuesday, so they were washed just a few days ago. :thumbsup:

- Jake

[amber]

Who wants to look like they're 40, raised a kid by themselves, worked their ass off and partied just a tad too much back in the day? I sure the hell don't. :lol:
Not me, not you, and not Stevie, for sure! If Stevie does it, then it's ok... :laugh: I'm gonna start saving up now...
Amber

[cliffdweller]

Of course. And it's Tuesday, so they were washed just a few days ago. :thumbsup:

- Jake


Oh, so you're one of those infrequent bathers? Yikes. :laugh:

[darklinensuit]

Oh, so you're one of those infrequent bathers? Yikes. :laugh:

Hold dem horse! I never said anything about bathing the whole body. Just rinsing the old hands in that there river. Who needs bathing these days, I got swimming. Love that natural-fresh chlorine smell. :cool: :nod:

- Jake

[cliffdweller]

Hold dem horse! I never said anything about bathing the whole body. Just rinsing the old hands in that there river.

I would stay out of any "natural" body of water in or around the Houston area. :D ;)

[darklinensuit]

I would stay out of any "natural" body of water in or around the Houston area. :D ;)

Oh pish. I like me some thick heavy water. :shocked:

- Jake

[dissention]

It doesn't even hurt. It takes like one second. It's not fungus from canned foods silly. It's the same thing but that's not where they get it. :lol: It's also extremely diluted.
Now collagen and fillers on the other hand-anytime anyone tells me that it requires a "block" for the pain it automatically reminds me of childbirth. And those needles are big. Can't do it. :distress:

I've had saline instead of collagen and it didn't hurt one bit. I was in a car accident and split my bottom lip really badly and it didn't heal correctly, so I had the saline injections to even it out. It lasted for about two months, during which the lip healed...thank god. Worked wonders.

If I can find a pic of myself with the saline lip, I'll post it. You can't even tell that anything is wrong with it!!!

[cliffdweller]

If I can find a pic of myself with the saline lip, I'll post it. You can't even tell that anything is wrong with it!!!

This oughta be rich. :laugh:

[Carolina Girl]

Kind of related topic: has anyone tried Strivectin? It is a cream that was originally marketed for reducing the appearance of stretch marks, but now people are using it for wrinkles. The ad copy says it is "better than Botox." It's $135 for six ounces, with a money back guarantee.

[dissention]

Kind of related topic: has anyone tried Strivectin? It is a cream that was originally marketed for reducing the appearance of stretch marks, but now people are using it for wrinkles. The ad copy says it is "better than Botox." It's $135 for six ounces, with a money back guarantee.

Nope, I use ass cream. Preparation-H.

[amber]

Nope, I use ass cream. Preparation-H.
For reals? I've heard about that. I got this fab stuff, and i've not really been able to use moisterizers much, cause my skin is oily, but I've totally noticed a difference in my skin quality when i put it on at night, and of course, the evidence supports it. It's Co-Q10 toner and lotion. I think the lotion especially. It's cheap, too. Well, not cheap, but relatively cheap.
Amber

[gldstwmn]

I've had saline instead of collagen and it didn't hurt one bit. I was in a car accident and split my bottom lip really badly and it didn't heal correctly, so I had the saline injections to even it out. It lasted for about two months, during which the lip healed...thank god. Worked wonders.

If I can find a pic of myself with the saline lip, I'll post it. You can't even tell that anything is wrong with it!!!

The collagen burns though. :shocked:

[dissention]

The collagen burns though. :shocked:

:eek: It can't be any worse than face was yesterday. :xoxo:

[dissention]

For reals? I've heard about that. I got this fab stuff, and i've not really been able to use moisterizers much, cause my skin is oily, but I've totally noticed a difference in my skin quality when i put it on at night, and of course, the evidence supports it. It's Co-Q10 toner and lotion. I think the lotion especially. It's cheap, too. Well, not cheap, but relatively cheap.
Amber

:nod: And if you have bags under your eyes, wipe some ass cream over the bags and they'll literally disappear.

Burt's Bees skin care is great for people with ANY type of skin. :)

[gldstwmn]

:eek: It can't be any worse than face was yesterday. :xoxo:

I don't know. :) I've seen people in the waiting room with ice packs on their face after so... :shrug:

[sara1998]

Does dermabrasion have the same after effects (redness, splotchiness, irritation) as a chemical peel? I'm interested in this myself...

Yes, and then some. A peel is a lighter form of exfoliation. Think: abrasion.... they are literally taking a "drill" of sorts to your scars. Kind of like a router. My face is moderately scarred, I'm worse then most, but not half as bad as some. I would probably be bandaged up for a few. It's gonna suck if I ever make up my mind to do it.

But hell, if I do that, I may as well get a tummy tuck and have my ass lyposuctioned! :lol:

Maria

[DrummerDeanna]

This thread is making my face hurt just reading it!!!

I have been really lucky with my skin - until recently....I've never had an oil problem in my life, I come to DC and my skin has become SO oily!! Is this to do with the humidity? I can't figure it out and all my old skin care stuff doesn't do crap....it's depressing....sooo....also...what do you all recomend for oily skin? It's just grossing me out....I can't wait to leave DC....and hopefully have normal skin again...

[GardenStateGirlie]

Yes, and then some. A peel is a lighter form of exfoliation. Think: abrasion.... they are literally taking a "drill" of sorts to your scars. Kind of like a router. My face is moderately scarred, I'm worse then most, but not half as bad as some. I would probably be bandaged up for a few. It's gonna suck if I ever make up my mind to do it.

But hell, if I do that, I may as well get a tummy tuck and have my ass lyposuctioned! :lol:

Maria

Not to mention, it's recommended you have the treatment in a series of six, nine, or twelve times. That? Gets mighty costly as well. Here, to have it done 12 times costs $1300. Ouch.

[darklinensuit]

Not to mention, it's recommended you have the treatment in a series of six, nine, or twelve times. That? Gets mighty costly as well. Here, to have it done 12 times costs $1300. Ouch.

Yeah, but strangers will throw acid on your face for free. (People hate mimes. Even mimes in thongs.:shrug: ) ;) :wavey:

- Jake

[GardenStateGirlie]

Yeah, but strangers will throw acid on your face for free. (People hate mimes. Even mimes in thongs.:shrug: ) ;) :wavey:

- Jake

I? was not talking about getting them for me. And yes. I am wearing black at present. I'm miming a gesture to you right now :wavey:

[darklinensuit]

I? was not talking about getting them for me. And yes. I am wearing black at present. I'm miming a gesture to you right now :wavey:

Wow, that's talent. A lot of talent to gesture while your thumb is still up you a$$ at work. ;)

- Jake

[amber]

This thread is making my face hurt just reading it!!!

I have been really lucky with my skin - until recently....I've never had an oil problem in my life, I come to DC and my skin has become SO oily!! Is this to do with the humidity? I can't figure it out and all my old skin care stuff doesn't do crap....it's depressing....sooo....also...what do you all recomend for oily skin? It's just grossing me out....I can't wait to leave DC....and hopefully have normal skin again...
AAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Welcome to the Italian side, sweetie! become...one of us, one of us.... :D Seriously, if your skin is extra oily, consider washing it less. and it probably is the humidity. Just rinse it with water. And at night, when no one can see you, I recommend putting moisterizer. The thing is, if your skin already thinks it has enough oil, it will produce less. But if you continually put drying things like soap and toner on, it will think it is too dry, and produce more oil. A lot of people would have less problems if they sort of left a lot of their product off their skin. Hope this helps! P.S. I've been going to the derm since 6th grade, i'm practically an expert! :wavey:
Amber

[GardenStateGirlie]

Wow, that's talent. A lot of talent to gesture while your thumb is still up you a$$ at work. ;)

- Jake

Hey now. I work hard here. Booking appointments. And talking to people on instant messanger. And booking a few more appointments. And posting on The Ledge. And cancelling a few appointments. Glad i'm not in the salon right now :nod: It's not too busy right now but it will be again shortly.

[sara1998]

AAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Welcome to the Italian side, sweetie! become...one of us, one of us.... :D Seriously, if your skin is extra oily, consider washing it less. and it probably is the humidity. Just rinse it with water. And at night, when no one can see you, I recommend putting moisterizer. The thing is, if your skin already thinks it has enough oil, it will produce less. But if you continually put drying things like soap and toner on, it will think it is too dry, and produce more oil. A lot of people would have less problems if they sort of left a lot of their product off their skin. Hope this helps! P.S. I've been going to the derm since 6th grade, i'm practically an expert! :wavey:
Amber


She's right, Deanna. I second this. I've been going to a derm since about that age, been on Accutain twice (the wonder drug that works wonders)... and I don't care what anyone says, I never felt suicidal urges any time I was on it.

Maria

[The Tower]

I never, ever, EVER "wash my face". The hot water from the shower is enough for me. After that- a liberal coating of Lubriderm.

If I put any type of cleanser on my face it would be one gigantic, dried up, flaky mess!

I never, ever go in the sun and if I HAVE to be exposed to the sun, it's SPF 60 Baby Butt Style sunblock for me.

And, yes, I am a vampire. However, I'm a vampire with healthy skin and ZERO wrinkles.


By the way..... Dissention.... I think it's f**king HILARIOUS that you got a chemical peel!!!

:lol: :lol: :lol:

[darklinensuit]

I never, ever, EVER "wash my face". The hot water from the shower is enough for me. After that- a liberal coating of Lubriderm.

If I put any type of cleanser on my face it would be one gigantic, dried up, flaky mess!

I never, ever go in the sun and if I HAVE to be exposed to the sun, it's SPF 60 Baby Butt Style sunblock for me.

And, yes, I am a vampire. However, I'm a vampire with healthy skin and ZERO wrinkles.


By the way..... Dissention.... I think it's f**king HILARIOUS that you got a chemical peel!!!

:lol: :lol: :lol:

I can't wash my face either or it dries up considerably and gets red. But I shave every day (changing the disposable razor every three uses) using sensitive skin unscented shaving cream, & I use Eucerin Daily Sun Defense daily. It's only SBF 15, but it works really well, and it's the only thing that does not leave my face greasy or dried out. In the last year the stores near me have stopped carrying it, so I order it online. It's worth it.
I don't use anything to fight wrinkles (can't say I care much), but I'm told I look younger than I am. I had the kids convinced I was the same age as the teacher next-door, who's over ten years younger, and I got carded last month. For real.

- Jake

[The Tower]

But I shave every day (changing the disposable razor every three uses) using sensitive skin unscented shaving cream, & I use Eucerin Daily Sun Defense daily.

....and I got carded last month. For real.

- Jake

I shave once every TWO weeks.

I never, ever get carded- too much gray hair! :laugh:

[darklinensuit]

I shave once every TWO weeks.

I never, ever get carded- too much gray hair! :laugh:

I didn't shave regularly until I was seventeen, but now my face dries out of I skip a day. Maybe it's all the air conditioning down here.

- Jake

[The Tower]

I didn't shave regularly until I was seventeen, but now my face dries out of I skip a day. Maybe it's all the air conditioning down here.

- Jake

I just don't have enough of a "beard" to shave. Just lilly white, smooth, Northern European skin.

Come to think of it, I haven't had a "beard" in a long, long time!

:lol: Bad gay reference... :sorry:

[darklinensuit]

Just lilly white, smooth, Northern European skin.
:

Go ahead, Lily, shave a little...It's about time Lily...That is how jaws are nicked...mirrors are fogged...dead skin is removed...

- Jake

[dissention]

By the way..... Dissention.... I think it's f**king HILARIOUS that you got a chemical peel!!!

:lol: :lol: :lol:

:laugh:

I looked like a leper afterwards. I could've been mistaken for a pan-handler in Boston Common. Those are the one swho REALLY need the chemical peels. Exhaust fumes aren't good for the complextion. :xoxo:

[GardenStateGirlie]

...but I'm told I look younger than I am.

Keep telling yourself that ;)

[darklinensuit]

Keep telling yourself that ;)

Said the contributor of my grey hairs. :rolleyes:

- Jake

[GardenStateGirlie]

Said the contributor of my grey hairs. :rolleyes:

- Jake

Well, you could always just shave them away again, right? :wavey:

[darklinensuit]

Well, you could always just shave them away again, right? :wavey:

I plan to before summer is done.

- Jake

[GardenStateGirlie]

I plan to before summer is done.

- Jake

Trim. :nod: Don't chop. I repeat. Trim. Don't chop.

[DrummerDeanna]

I plan to before summer is done.

- Jake

Isn't it...shave your head for summer let it grow for winter? Does your head get cold in the winter with no hair?

[darklinensuit]

Isn't it...shave your head for summer let it grow for winter? Does your head get cold in the winter with no hair?

Did you forget where I live? :confused:

- Jake

[darklinensuit]

Trim. :nod: Don't chop. I repeat. Trim. Don't chop.

Ahhh, haven't hear those words since circumcision. :sorry: :laugh:

- Jake

[cliffdweller]

I'm told I look younger than I am. I had the kids convinced I was the same age as the teacher next-door, who's over ten years younger, and I got carded last month. For real.

- Jake

I think this phenomena runs in my family. I get carded CONSTANTLY, and me, my mom, and my sister can all pass for at least 5 years younger than we really are. :thumbsup:

I'm surprised at your skin care regimen. I don't know very many straight men who are that high maintenence, especially the razor thing....three times and then tossed? You must go through a lot of razors!

[darklinensuit]

I think this phenomena runs in my family. I get carded CONSTANTLY, and me, my mom, and my sister can all pass for at least 5 years younger than we really are. :thumbsup:

I'm surprised at your skin care regimen. I don't know very many straight men who are that high maintenence, especially the razor thing....three times and then tossed? You must go through a lot of razors!

Actually I saw on TV recently that you're not supposed to use them more than three times. They can get jagged & even moldy. :shocked: That's what disposable means.
I don't think my skin "regimen" is high maintenance other than being restricted to certain products. It's just my skin is really sensitive, so I use fresh razors, unscented shaving cream (still by Edge), and an unscented sun-bloc. That's the whole thing right there.
And you do look young, unless you've aged since the Dallas meet-up.

- Jake

[Livia]

Well, the Queer Eye guys shun disposable razors altogether. But I've been buying the new Bic triple blades lately and I love them.

And I hear ya on the oily skin in humid climates! I'm way past being a teenager, but I still have the oily skin and occasional zit problems I had when I was in high school.

My regimen - a mild cleansing gel just for faces to wash - I do NOT use any eye make-up remover (don't want to pull on the delicate skin around the eyes) and a good cleanser will wash it off anyway - tepid water only - plain old witch hazel for astringent - and oil-free moisturizer with suncreen. And at night, I NEVER go to bed with makeup on - big no-no!! I use eye cream and a night-time moisturizer. I exfoliate every other day in the shower and do a mud mask once a week. Although I do enjoy basking in the sun, I use #30 SPF on my face. I love Coppertone's sensitive skin one - it's the only one that doesn't burn my eyes after I've jumped in the pool.

Chris - I had no idea about the botox! You DO look mahvelous, dahling.

Tracye - I don't know how old you are, but you look really young!

"Dream's unwind, AGE is a state of miiiind...."

[gldstwmn]

Chris - I had no idea about the botox! You DO look mahvelous, dahling.
"Dream's unwind, AGE is a state of miiiind...."

Thank you dahling. :xoxo: You've just given me the motivation I need today to get up off my a** and do 45 minutes on the elliptical.

[GardenStateGirlie]

Ahhh, haven't hear those words since circumcision. :sorry: :laugh:

- Jake

There is such a thing as too much information. Yikes. :shocked: :laugh:

[darklinensuit]

There is such a thing as too much information. Yikes. :shocked: :laugh:

Well, it got you to stop fussing over my hair. Don't get your thong in another knot.

- Jake

[GardenStateGirlie]

Well, it got you to stop fussing over my hair. Don't get your thong in another knot.

- Jake

Excuse me...i can't respond because evidently I have a thong to untangle :rolleyes:

Don't chop all your hair off.

:lol:

[darklinensuit]

Don't chop all your hair off.

:lol:

Only what's on my head. I'm not Brazilian. :shocked: ;)

- Non-BrazilianJake