Channing Tatum isn't sexy haha. I feel the same way because my sister is in love with a guy & I honestly don't see what makes him worth a second glance.

Well fortunately for you, the hairs are blond so they're not that noticeable to begin with. But if you really want to get rid of them, you'd probably be better off with depilatories, which kind of "dissolve" the hair and you can just wipe it away after a bit. From my experience, the hairs grow out finer and more evenly than with shaving, and isn't painful like waxing could be (plus I don't think you'd want to WAX your abdomen). The only downsides I can think of are that A) it could get kind of messy, B) it smells kind of unpleasant, but it goes away, and C) it could irritate your skin if you have sensitive skin. Sample it on a small patch of skin first to see how your skin will react.
Try a brand like Nair or Veet, they're usually found in the aisles of the store where you'd find razors and shaving gels. They also have a lot of options, like straight-up creams, sets, etc. If you're in a pinch & end up shaving again, though, I've heard rolling on a bit of deodorant afterward over the area you shaved reduces the chance of little bumps, if that was your problem before.

First off, rather than just cleansing your face with a blackhead wash, I highly, highly recommend finding a good exfoliator. That will help buff away some of the layer of dead skin cells on your face that can make it look dull, dry and flaky. I personally am on the hunt for a good one so I don't know of too many I can recommend, but you can do some easy research online and find a bunch of reviews on YouTube for instance. I'm sure you'd be able to find a lot of drugstore options.

As for lotions, the moisturizer I use is the Olay Active Hydrating Beauty Fluid, which you can find for around $8. I apply a generous amount and I don't find that it gets greasy, just leaves my skin nice and supple. Others I've heard good things about are the Aveeno Ultra-Calming Daily Moisturizer or the Euricin Facial Moisturizer. If you're willing to go just a bit pricier (not TOO high-end, though; just beyond the realm of drugstore), you should definitely look into Clinique. They specialize in cosmetics that are supposed to be good for your skin, and have different products designed specifically for different skin types, and I'm sure you could find something perfect for less than $30. I suggest the Dramatically Different Moisturizing Gel/Lotion (especially good for VERY dry skin). The Moisture Surge is good too, but definitely pricier.

Remember though that it's not enough to just have a good moisturizer, you need to find a routine that works for you. everyone is different, but I do suggest applying moisturizer EVERY day, right after you wash your face, and every time before you put on your makeup (but give your skin about 15 minutes to absorb it before applying makeup, don't just do it rright away).

I went through a phase when I started getting a lot of dandruff, and Head & Shoulders worked for me. Plus they now have it in an awesome apple scent. Otherwise I'd look into a shapoo with microbeads to buff away the dead cells in your scalp.

I have no idea. But here's the track listing, so I've narrowed it down from about a bajillion possible songs to 15. Sorry if I'm not much help.=/

1) You Can't Always Get What You Want -- The Rolling Stones (Soulwax Remix)
2) Time To Pretend - MGMT
3) Big Ideas - LCD Soundsystem
4) Giant - D. Sardy featuring Liela Moss
5) Always - Amon Tobin
6) Young Folks - Peter Bjorn and John
7) Mad Pursuit - Junkie XL featuring Electrocute
8) Sister Self Doubt - Get Shakes
9) I Am Unknown - The Aliens
10) Shut Up And Drive - Rihanna
11) Alright - Knivez Out
12) Tropical Moonlight - Domino
13) Hold My Hand - UNKLE
14) L.S.F. (Lost Souls Forever) - Mark Ronson featuring Kasabian
15) Tender Buttons - Broadcast

...random.

Favorite? Haha.... I have a massive crush on Joe. ^_^

I have no idea exactly what you have in mind, but they do have some cute stuff here: http://partycity.com/cgi-bin/parties/costumes.cgi?parties=Halloween&productstype=Female%20Plus

Two hours EXACTLY.

Prices start at about $250, I think.
www.disneyparks.com/miley

Yeah, everyone's heard of the Blair Witch Project, and no, it isn't real. That guy that went missing's presumed dead (the piece of his shirt that was found has blood and gunk on it), and I guess at the end they were about to be killed or something. Interpretation's up to you.
The sequel's called "Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2"

I'd give you a whole list, but I'm scared of everything (seriously), so you might wanna try things from lists like these:
http://www.scaryhorrormovies.com/top_10_scariest_horror_movies.htm
And I know you don't wanna go through the whole Googling thing like everyone does when they need something, but if you type in stuff like "scariest horror movies of all time" or something, you'll get some good stuff=]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salem,_Mass.#Points_of_interest

... is my simple answer=]

Oh i used to love those things too.... I remember going to a lot of websites but i can only remember 2 of them:

bzoink.com
allthetests.com

Sorry if i wasn't much help, but those 2 are pretty good. You might wanna try Googling "survey polls tests" too; I'm sure it'll give you LOADS of places to check out!

Should it really matter? if being a bitch means that you speak your mind and don't hold back when you have to do/say something, then so be it. Besides, hardly anyone's the type of person they seem to be before you get to know them, so anyone whose opinion even matters will eventually not have bad opinions of you anyway. Still, not letting things get to you that badly wouldn't hurt, though=) I've always had a problem with getting mad easily, but once i saw my friend get in an argument with a shit-talker she didn't even know (and who would blame my friend? that girl was asking for it, and my friend's not the person to just take it), and really, it was just ridiculous. I'm not saying you should JUST turn the other cheek, but it would make the other person look WAY stupider when you show that you couldn't care less what they're saying, so try not to go crazy, that's all.

Well i'm kind of like you (i don't really like reading but every one in a while i find good books i REALLY like), & I can tell you stuff I LIKED & just hope u do too (i dont' know your tastes but i'll give it a shot).

-Harry Potter's pretty cool (i didn't think i'd like the books; that they were for nerd or something, but now i love them)

-the Twilight series. Kind of addictive. Perfect if you're a sucker for romance and stuff. Even friends of mine who don't read much are obsessed.

-Tithe: A Mordern Faerie Tale is a really fantasy romance/adventure/"horror" (not really scary but pretty edgy) type thing, which I love, followed by Ironside: A Modern Faery Tale

-The DaVinci code is also good (pretty deep stuff but i read it when i was thirteen and still thought it was REALLy good; way intriguing, so for the mystery-lover)

-If you wanna go more into nonfiction you might wanna try the Chicken Soup books (good & they're about stuff people our age can relate to)

Of course, you can try more Judy Blume books (I never really got into them myself, but from what I've heard, you like one, you'll probably like them all)... that's all i got for now. But also, i know that when teachers tell you to read something, you might automatically dismiss it; don't. Believe it or not, SOMEtimes they give you some good stuff (To Kill a Mockingbird is kinda boring at first, but gets better).

Yeah your teeth get sore for a little while, but really, they're actually more annoying than painful^V^
Anyway, i advise you to wear them either way, to get used to them. Sure, you can take them off, but what happened with me was that i wore them for like a month the way i was supposed to, then i took them off because i didn't like them (even though i was already used to them) and then whenever i would put them back on, my teeth would hurt again, and since my orthodontist said they weren't working out for me, she put some crazy metal thing that worked just like the bands, only those bother a LOT and you can't take them off...
So, um, yeah...wear them... all that wasn't part of your question, but because my stupidity led to an extra year and a half of braces, i thought i'd warn you, just in case you didn't take it seroiusly^_^
~MG

http://www.skateboard-city.com/skateboard-trick-tips

i'm really not sure if it will actually help, but my cousin goes to that site all the time for tips. i'm sure you'd be better off googling it=P

If you think my username's dumb, you should see the one I made when I was 13...

Hi, I'm Marisol :) I'm 24 years old. I try to look at all different sides of a situation before forming an opinion. I may not always know what to say, but I always have something TO say. So as far as giving advice goes, I just give my best input and hope I can help. Let me know how I do with some feedback. :)

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