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11:28 am
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Does anyone else have millia… the little white 'milk spots' that sit under the skin? they're different from whiteheads and can't be 'popped' - it feels like a small piece of rubber that sits under the skin!! Has anyone tried home treatments that work? I've just ordered a starter trial kit from Paula's choice against my better judgement as I usually made my own skincare stuff, but it just wont get rid of the little b@$t@r%$!! 
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12:24 pm
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Magnifying mirror and a very sharp pointed needle.....and TCP for afters....
and welcome...You're just up the road from where I used to live in the UK (and still have my house)...and the charity shops in Seaford were really worth visiting....daughter and myself did them regularly...
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I absolutely LOVE Seaford... we moved here 2 months ago kind of by accident and what a blessing in disguise it has been!!! I work in a charity shop a couple of hours a week (Scope) but shop in all of them 
. Thanks for the advice... where do I get the right kind of needle? and a magnifying mirro just seems like depression waiting to happen! Tanya
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When you are as beautiful as me you don't need to ask for tips. 
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A smile a day keeps the psychiatrist away.
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SumpRat said:
When you are as beautiful as me you don't need to ask for tips.
Keep wearing those dark glasses....and it surely is in the eye of the beholder...not the beheld..
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7:36 am
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ep said:
SumpRat said:
When you are as beautiful as me you don't need to ask for tips.
Keep wearing those dark glasses....and it surely is in the eye of the beholder...not the beheld..
A well fed rat is a HappyRat A smile a day keeps the psychiatrist away.
8:22 am
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tanyalbeck said:
where do I get the right kind of needle? and a magnifying mirro just seems like depression waiting to happen! Tanya
Probably from your sewing kit and definitely not from your knitting basket. There are some called 'crewel' used for embroidery and it seems rather appropriate....
Who lives long sees much : The diary of my life in Bulgaria
10:33 am
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lol....as a prophet of doom its my duty to say these are a sign of high colestrol when you reach a certain age ...lol...i just think theyre another excuse to force you into the hands of the evil drug peddling NHS
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