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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm white and I've always used a washcloth.

I wondered why parents were posting on dcum asking why their teenagers stink. It's because they don't scrub the stinky areas with anything other than their hand and some soap! Doesn't cut it if you have oily skin.

Fair point.

Exactly. I use my washcloth like I'm flossing "down there".

But can you floss too? 😊🐒



He’s a cutie.

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:This is the secret to why black doesn’t crack. We use a washcloth. One for your face and one for your body. Then you moisturize.

Loofahs are okay, so are hand mitts etc. But washcloth exfoliated and removes dead skin cells.

So do loofahs, handmits, and salux towels...

PP. I’m going to tell you to read everything I wrote above. Particularly what you failed to bold immediately prior to but, and after etc.

Then you need to work on your writing. The “But washcloth..” implies the prior sentence is inferior especially since you qualified those items are “ok”. If you meant to state they are all equal then you wouldn’t have broken up the sentence and added the “but” qualifier.

And you need to work on your social skills. Then you won’t find comfort in proofreading posts that 80% are written with thumbs while sitting in a toilet, in a car, on a couch, with mini apes swinging from your legs. My but can be interpreted in more way than one, your interpretation is flawed and doesn’t support your response; but there are worthier threads on dcum to quibble over words with since bottom line my butt is squeaky clean and exfoliated and I really don’t give a damn what you do as long as you don’t use the same mitt on your crack as you’re face I won’t judge. Not even an asshole.

(^have fun with that!)

NP. No, words have meaning, and your “but” was meant to set washcloths apart from the other cleansing implements. The PP you’re arguing with is correct. If you want people to understand you, you have to commmunicate clearly using commonly agreed upon grammatical conventions. Are you the weirdo from a couple of years ago who used “ingratiated” incorrectly, and then doubled down on it for 20 pages or so?

Lol

No. BUT Thanks for setting me straight, I probably won’t remember so see y’all in the next thread!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm white and I've always used a washcloth.

I wondered why parents were posting on dcum asking why their teenagers stink. It's because they don't scrub the stinky areas with anything other than their hand and some soap! Doesn't cut it if you have oily skin.

Fair point.

Exactly. I use my washcloth like I'm flossing "down there".

Anonymous wrote:I'm white and I've always used a washcloth.

I wondered why parents were posting on dcum asking why their teenagers stink. It's because they don't scrub the stinky areas with anything other than their hand and some soap! Doesn't cut it if you have oily skin.

Fair point.

Anonymous wrote:Yes.
Absolutely.

I use a washcloth on my face to remove my makeup if I am wearing any.
If not, I simply use a circular motion w/my hands and cleanse.

But yes.....
I shower daily and ALWAYS use a washcloth when I do so.
I would feel dirty + gross if I only used my hands. 😕

Do you use a washcloth when you wash your hands?

I'm white and I've always used a washcloth.

I wondered why parents were posting on dcum asking why their teenagers stink. It's because they don't scrub the stinky areas with anything other than their hand and some soap! Doesn't cut it if you have oily skin.

Yes.
Absolutely.

I use a washcloth on my face to remove my makeup if I am wearing any.
If not, I simply use a circular motion w/my hands and cleanse.

But yes.....
I shower daily and ALWAYS use a washcloth when I do so.
I would feel dirty + gross if I only used my hands. 😕

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the secret to why black doesn’t crack. We use a washcloth. One for your face and one for your body. Then you moisturize.

Loofahs are okay, so are hand mitts etc. But washcloth exfoliated and removes dead skin cells.

So do loofahs, handmits, and salux towels...

PP. I’m going to tell you to read everything I wrote above. Particularly what you failed to bold immediately prior to but, and after etc.

Then you need to work on your writing. The “But washcloth..” implies the prior sentence is inferior especially since you qualified those items are “ok”. If you meant to state they are all equal then you wouldn’t have broken up the sentence and added the “but” qualifier.

And you need to work on your social skills. Then you won’t find comfort in proofreading posts that 80% are written with thumbs while sitting in a toilet, in a car, on a couch, with mini apes swinging from your legs. My but can be interpreted in more way than one, your interpretation is flawed and doesn’t support your response; but there are worthier threads on dcum to quibble over words with since bottom line my butt is squeaky clean and exfoliated and I really don’t give a damn what you do as long as you don’t use the same mitt on your crack as you’re face I won’t judge. Not even an asshole.

(^have fun with that!)

NP. No, words have meaning, and your “but” was meant to set washcloths apart from the other cleansing implements. The PP you’re arguing with is correct. If you want people to understand you, you have to commmunicate clearly using commonly agreed upon grammatical conventions. Are you the weirdo from a couple of years ago who used “ingratiated” incorrectly, and then doubled down on it for 20 pages or so?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the secret to why black doesn’t crack. We use a washcloth. One for your face and one for your body. Then you moisturize.

Loofahs are okay, so are hand mitts etc. But washcloth exfoliated and removes dead skin cells.

So do loofahs, handmits, and salux towels...

PP. I’m going to tell you to read everything I wrote above. Particularly what you failed to bold immediately prior to but, and after etc.

Then you need to work on your writing. The “But washcloth..” implies the prior sentence is inferior especially since you qualified those items are “ok”. If you meant to state they are all equal then you wouldn’t have broken up the sentence and added the “but” qualifier.

And you need to work on your social skills. Then you won’t find comfort in proofreading posts that 80% are written with thumbs while sitting in a toilet, in a car, on a couch, with mini apes swinging from your legs. My but can be interpreted in more way than one, your interpretation is flawed and doesn’t support your response; but there are worthier threads on dcum to quibble over words with since bottom line my butt is squeaky clean and exfoliated and I really don’t give a damn what you do as long as you don’t use the same mitt on your crack as you’re face I won’t judge. Not even an asshole.

(^have fun with that!)

I don’t need to read the rest of your poorly written ramble to know the bolded sentence just applies to you.

Anonymous wrote:I think some people’s skin is just drier than others’. If I exfoliated every day my skin would be red and angry. I can’t imagine scrubbing vigorously with a washcloth. I use a sugar scrub about once a week and it’s fine.

Meant to add I like a sugar scrub a lot too. I don’t use it often but it leaves my skin smooth with the oil in it.

The Japanese Salux cloth is like a Brillo pad. I’ve used that but it’s too much all the time for me. I do like using it before waxing or shaving.

Anonymous wrote:I think some people’s skin is just drier than others’. If I exfoliated every day my skin would be red and angry. I can’t imagine scrubbing vigorously with a washcloth. I use a sugar scrub about once a week and it’s fine.

Liken it to rinsing your mouth with mouthwash. Instead of brushing your teeth. No one is scrubbing skin like a country pot scouring. But I do agree that you can alternate. People with leathery skin the build up shows. That and sun damage. Moisture, good vitamins in, and healthy skin that can regenerate and heal itself. Haven’t you heard of the derma roller? The prickly wheel that puts little needles in your face to stimulate collagen production. The skin is a very critical and sometimes easily neglected organ.

Vinegar baking soda lemon those are all good for your face on occasion too.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the secret to why black doesn’t crack. We use a washcloth. One for your face and one for your body. Then you moisturize.

Loofahs are okay, so are hand mitts etc. But washcloth exfoliated and removes dead skin cells.

So do loofahs, handmits, and salux towels...

PP. I’m going to tell you to read everything I wrote above. Particularly what you failed to bold immediately prior to but, and after etc.

Then you need to work on your writing. The “But washcloth..” implies the prior sentence is inferior especially since you qualified those items are “ok”. If you meant to state they are all equal then you wouldn’t have broken up the sentence and added the “but” qualifier.

And you need to work on your social skills. Then you won’t find comfort in proofreading posts that 80% are written with thumbs while sitting in a toilet, in a car, on a couch, with mini apes swinging from your legs. My but can be interpreted in more way than one, your interpretation is flawed and doesn’t support your response; but there are worthier threads on dcum to quibble over words with since bottom line my butt is squeaky clean and exfoliated and I really don’t give a damn what you do as long as you don’t use the same mitt on your crack as you’re face I won’t judge. Not even an asshole.

(^have fun with that!)

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the secret to why black doesn’t crack. We use a washcloth. One for your face and one for your body. Then you moisturize.

Loofahs are okay, so are hand mitts etc. But washcloth exfoliated and removes dead skin cells.

So do loofahs, handmits, and salux towels...

PP. I’m going to tell you to read everything I wrote above. Particularly what you failed to bold immediately prior to but, and after etc.

Then you need to work on your writing. The “But washcloth..” implies the prior sentence is inferior especially since you qualified those items are “ok”. If you meant to state they are all equal then you wouldn’t have broken up the sentence and added the “but” qualifier.

I think some people’s skin is just drier than others’. If I exfoliated every day my skin would be red and angry. I can’t imagine scrubbing vigorously with a washcloth. I use a sugar scrub about once a week and it’s fine.

I really don’t get black people’s obsession with washcloths and then lotion. I can’t stand the feeling of lotion on my body. I use a moisturizing soap and don’t need lotion. If I scrubbed myself super hard, I’m sure I would be dry and need lotion everywhere. I exfoliate my face and moisture my face nonstop.

I drink plenty of water and not even my hands or knees are dry.