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Loving warm fires and the roasting of marshmallows that comes with it 😁🔥🔥
Tea = love = life <3
About the best thing i've seen all day <3333 All in moderation of course ;)
maybe if I just envision working out I will lose weight and get fit....maybe....I'm prayin ;) <3 xx
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Some words of wisdom before we go to sleep for the night...and for those up at 1am on school holidays ;) Love from those here in the southern hemisphere <3 So grateful to be able to sleep on a comfy bed tonight <3
Body Image Part 1: Skin, my Journey (quite long)
So, this is going to be in two parts..one about skin/acne and the second about weight.
How about i start from the beginning...I had gorgeous clear skin-- which i took for granted, up until grade 8. I started to completely break out--randomly, it hasn't gone away since. This was around the end of grade 8. During the Christmas holidays it settled down, but never fully went away-- I was trying everything. Different brands, routines. By doing this i was just aggravating my skin more. So i tried a new product which contained beta-hydroxy. I had a reaction (may have been allergic), a terrible one, every part on my face broke out. In my quest to get perfect skin i made it worse. Luckily this was during the June/July holidays of grade 9. I didn't want to go out, i cried myself to sleep at night--first world problems. I stopped rubbing my skin, and irritating it. I just cleansed, toned and moisturised. This helped immensely, meaning i could go back to school without looking like a tomato. I tried absolutely every remedy, treatment. Witch hazel, baking soda, honey masks, cinnamon masks, egg masks, green tea. That's all i can think of off the top of my head. I was the most insecure i have ever been.
Looking around i saw almost nobody in my grade with bad skin. I felt alone and isolated. I kept up an act at school, remaining happy at all times. Don't get me wrong, i wasn't all mopey and sad, but the majority of the second and third term were miserable-- i know i may sound pathetic but that's how i felt. I swear no one had skin as bad as mine--except maybe one person.
I wanted to know their secret, how do they get perfect skin. Some said they didn't wash their face at all, some said they just cleansed and moisturised--that was it..oh the envy. So i decided that it was most likely my hormones. Gotta love hormones.
So i decided to get a routine, with products from the same brand- mostly (so no products would react badly with eachother). I would cleanse, tone, and moisturise. I rarely exfoliate (i know, i know crazy right) But i don't want to irritate my skin like i had before. I am now EXTREMELY careful in what i use. From that reaction i had with a certain product i learnt to
1. Always test patch
2. Products will be different on every person, so find one that works for you
When it started to significantly decrease in inflammation, i was feeling a lot better in my self-esteem. I used to be so annoyed with people who said that their 'cure' for acne was medication. I was only annoyed/jealous because my parents wouldn't let me see a dermatologist. They thought i was overreacting (they didn't really know how bad i was struggling with it). But, when i went to the doctors for a separate issue, we just asked about anything we could do to reduce my acne. My mum only agreed to us asking this because she saw how low my self-esteem was due to my skin. I got prescribed doxy and epiduo gel. It has decreased inflammation and bumps but it is definitely no 'cure'. I am lucky enough to be able to afford this and ask for it, so i was very reluctant to put this in my blog, but i thought i would share it anyway--just to show you my journey.
It hasn't gone away and I still struggle with it. It is significantly less red and inflamed from June/july this year, but no one is perfect and neither am i. To be honest i was fine going outside with no makeup on with terrible skin, but i was so afraid of what everyone else was thinking, that i didn't want to go anywhere where people could see me. I can't wear make up to school, as we aren't allowed to, I wouldn't either. I hate it and it makes me feel eghh. I know, a girl who doesn't love makeup--crazy right ;) It probably has something to do with when i used to dance. We put soo much makeup on for our performances, i think i just grew old to it.
I don't have a cure, i don't think anyone does but just know that you aren't alone, a lot of people suffer from bad skin--even if no one around you does. Stop worrying about what everyone else thinks, if you want to go out barefaced go out. Show others that you don't care what you think. This is really hard to do, especially considering i don't do it that often--i don't go out that much anyway--but just remember you aren't alone and if you want to go see your gp or a dermatologist ask your parents. I got shut down the first couple of times (actually like 10), but just explain to them how you are feeling, hopefully they will be understanding, just like my mum was :)
Now i could probably go on and on about this, so if you want to know anything else just ask.
UPDATE: So a year on, my skin has gotten so much better, it took a year but I am finally happy---knock on wood. Don't get me wrong I have bad days especially during a certain time of the month but i got into a simple routine and my skin is happyish ;) I just cleanse either with a face wash or face wipes (facial wipes are god for school days and lazy days). then moisturise: this is morning and night. At night only i put a spot treatment before bed, i also ex foliate 2-3 times a week - lightly.
So, patience is key, it's isn't gonna happen over night but have confidence in yourself and you can do pretty much anything...you most likely won't be able to fly though..sorry bout that aha :)
Have a nice day. hope to see you again :)
I would run if my neighbourhood wasn't so dodgy...and if my mum let me ;) Oh and I am definitely not giving up my yolo meals aha
Sometimes a small step to happiness is taking life day by day, step by step...
look.i'm allowed to admire and aspire aha but lets be real, this aint realistic for average person like me ;) I mean if I never ate chocolate or carbs but i love my pasta and chocolate too much <3
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Beauty is on the inside...love yourself, be yourself ;)
Speaking in Public
For me, i don't have ,many issues with speaking in public, but I do know that a lot of people struggle with it. Here are some tips that may help you out-- 1. Don't be embarrassed to go all out 2. PRACTICE: If you know it, you will most likely not stumble as much 3. Imagine no one is there, or focus on one person (I know many say imagine people in their underwear--but i suggest not aha) 4. Say it in front of someone e.g. Mum, dad, brother ,sister friend etc. 5. If you have palm cards write 'slow' or 'breathe' on the top of them to remind you to slow down 6. Don't stop, even if you stuff up. No need to say sorry or um, just stop, take a breath, find your place and keep going 7. Be loud (not too loud). Make sure everyone can hear you 8. Fake it till you make it-- sometimes you may be the most nervous wreck but if you go out there and go for it, no one will notice 9. Don't be afraid of what others think. --If you are in an assessment situation, they all have to speak too. Also, don't worry about people talking about you and your speech, it'll be yesterdays news before you know it...or they might be talking about how good it was, so don't stress!! 10. Don't Stress!!! It is about 5-10mins of your life out of a billion minutes so don't stress! Oh and here are some tips for debaters 1. Rebuttal - Just write down what they say and speak off the cuff. If you know your stuff you should be fine. If you don't know what to say. Say something. As long as you attack their points the adjudicator will at least see that you brought it up and you didn't dismiss it. 2. Be Persuasive - Highlight key words and really say them boldly while talking. You and your point of view are always right in a debate. Just don't 'attack' the other team personally e.g. One guy once said that we must eat a lot of Macca's cheeseburgers. Um rude! All in the context of the debate of course aha! So yeh, I don't know what else to say really, I haven't needed to overcome my fear of public speaking because i never really had one, I hope i have helped. At least i tiny bit... Hope you are well! Hope to see you again soon :)
Good health is not something we can buy. However, it can be an extremely valuable savings account.
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Some DIY Christmas gifts that have been going around :)
Seen these around lately...Back to School DIY's. Tape pencils, pencil cases and diy notebook decorations :)
Eating healthy isn't always cutting out foods or going on a diet, eating in moderation and healthily (not as much processed sugars etc.) is just fine ;)
One 'yolo' meal won't make you fat...we all need to live a little ;O Moderation is key!