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(10-06-2016, 01:42 PM)missboobshirt Wrote: [ -> ]you are 100% right BB-- some places don't filter their water.. like where I live now we have a lot of sulfur in our water.. its gross.. it dries out the skin and hair even though some people claim it's suppose to be good for hair and skin.. I think it might be in doses (like a face mask or something) but not every day in the shower! Brita is very good. In the shower I have a culligan.. but even so, some bad water still got through.. I had a whole filter placed in our water tank.. cost about 300USD-- (I am not messing with my water, I love water and I love showers! LOL) but that's an option too.

Since moving over here, I only drink bottled water now. That is also an option

Sulfur in your water, whoa! It really is good for hair and skin. Sulfur is good for acne, and there are sulfur ointments for the scalp (helps your hair grow faster). But I definitely wouldn't want to be regularly dumping sulfur water on my hair and skin!

We have hard water here, and we have a water softener. But my dad doesn't put salt in it often enough. I tend to shower at the gym more than anywhere else, though, and I doubt they do anything to help the water.

I definitely want to buy a case of bottled water soon. I think I'll do both the bottled water and the pitcher.

(10-06-2016, 04:23 PM)blessedbreasts Wrote: [ -> ]Last night I was wearing an unpadded, unlined bra with a low-cut tank top. My breasts looked so nice and full with amazing cleavage that I almost wanted to take a picture and post it on here.

It's just luteal swelling, though.

I've started taking MSM twice a day. I hope it helps my skin as well as my breasts.

You should have taken one! its good for comparisons too. LMK how MSM works for you-- I always wanted to try it but never did.

(10-06-2016, 01:42 PM)missboobshirt Wrote: [ -> ]you are 100% right BB-- some places don't filter their water.. like where I live now we have a lot of sulfur in our water.. its gross.. it dries out the skin and hair even though some people claim it's suppose to be good for hair and skin.. I think it might be in doses (like a face mask or something) but not every day in the shower! Brita is very good. In the shower I have a culligan.. but even so, some bad water still got through.. I had a whole filter placed in our water tank.. cost about 300USD-- (I am not messing with my water, I love water and I love showers! LOL) but that's an option too.

Since moving over here, I only drink bottled water now. That is also an option

I put a whole house filtration system in too so all the water coming into the house is now filtered. The last thing you want it having a hot shower, heat opening pores and letting chemicals in. We flourodate our water over here too along with all the other nastys. Our filter cost me about $60 and you only replace it every few months

You can buy filters or even a drink bottle with a special kind of rock? Id have to look it up but it PUTS essential minerals into your water along side taking chemicals out and they last a few months . But a Britta would give you more value for money, not sure if its purely a filter though. If you go bottled BB be mindful of bpa in the plastic.
We can get boxes of water over here for $6 which is full of minerals oxygen etc and it lasts me say 3 weeks if i drunk a few glasses a day out of it.

(10-06-2016, 07:47 PM)missboobshirt Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-06-2016, 04:23 PM)blessedbreasts Wrote: [ -> ]Last night I was wearing an unpadded, unlined bra with a low-cut tank top. My breasts looked so nice and full with amazing cleavage that I almost wanted to take a picture and post it on here.

It's just luteal swelling, though.

I've started taking MSM twice a day. I hope it helps my skin as well as my breasts.

You should have taken one! its good for comparisons too. LMK how MSM works for you-- I always wanted to try it but never did.

I just don't feel right taking pictures of my breast area, even just for myself.

I've used MSM in the past. It's particularly effective for my hair. It affects my period, though. After I go off of it, within a few days, I wind up having spotting.

(10-06-2016, 08:01 PM)ellacraig Wrote: [ -> ]You can buy filters or even a drink bottle with a special kind of rock? Id have to look it up but it PUTS essential minerals into your water along side taking chemicals out and they last a few months . But a Britta would give you more value for money, not sure if its purely a filter though. If you go bottled BB be mindful of bpa in the plastic.
We can get boxes of water over here for $6 which is full of minerals oxygen etc and it lasts me say 3 weeks if i drunk a few glasses a day out of it.

A special kind of rock? Intriguing!

If I got bottled water, I'd probably go with Fiji, as I heard that's the best. They don't use BPA in their bottles.

Wow, $6 every three weeks is nothing! I doubt I could possibly find anything that cheap here, though.

(10-06-2016, 04:23 PM)blessedbreasts Wrote: [ -> ]Last night I was wearing an unpadded, unlined bra with a low-cut tank top. My breasts looked so nice and full with amazing cleavage that I almost wanted to take a picture and post it on here.

It's just luteal swelling, though.

I've started taking MSM twice a day. I hope it helps my skin as well as my breasts.

Was that bra a 32DD?

I think bottled water bottles are usually PET, which is safe if kept from heat and not reused. This is a good summary of the 7 plastic codes.

Brita instructs you to replace every two months, but I usually forget and they sometimes last 6 months before it starts tasting like tap water again.

(11-06-2016, 04:18 PM)James98 Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-06-2016, 04:23 PM)blessedbreasts Wrote: [ -> ]Last night I was wearing an unpadded, unlined bra with a low-cut tank top. My breasts looked so nice and full with amazing cleavage that I almost wanted to take a picture and post it on here.

It's just luteal swelling, though.

I've started taking MSM twice a day. I hope it helps my skin as well as my breasts.

Was that bra a 32DD?

Not sure what size it is. The tag is cut. It's a bralette, so I think it's a size medium.