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The TalkCeltic Discerning Gentleman's Guide To Life

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  1. evilbunny1991

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    Is that Bulldog moisturiser non-comedogenic?
     
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    Have been metrosexually moisturising like a big Jessie since girlfriend introduced me to this 25 years ago. Most of it had some UV block in it too. It has worked in that I my skin looks about 20 years younger than most of my red lined faced mates of same age.
     
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  3. faw cough Gold Member Gold Member

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    £125 for a belt.

    * that.

    If my trousers or jeans dont come with a belt attached then they dont get bought.
     
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  4. gunt

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    Am a TK max man. You can get really nice stuff for very little there. My own style is kind of slightly trendy university lecturer chic. Am trying a beard for first time. Two weeks in and it starting to come together. Its a bit Peter Sutcliffe shaped but...
     
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  5. TimFloyd Gold Member

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    www.mainlinemenswear.co.uk is my most used clothing site.

    I do like all saints gear but seeing as I'm a bit of a chubster at the moment I have stayed away from all saints :smiley-laughing002:
     
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  6. Dáibhí

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    You're * right I am. Who the * uses bars of soap these days besides old people and hospitals?

    A bottle of Massimo Dutti showergel is the way to go. Speaking of which, I forgot to mention probably the best go-to place of all. Massimo Dutti. Shoes, sweaters, jackets, formalwear, polos, accessories, it has a huge selection.
     
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  7. evilbunny1991

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    Aye 23 quid fae an elastic t-shirt, yer having a giraffe.
     
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  8. TimFloyd Gold Member

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    Not sure, seems to be well received on skincare forums though after a quick Google search.
     
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  9. Dáibhí

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    Why you wanting an elastic t-shirt? :icon_mrgreen:
     
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  10. Tim-Time 1888 Always look on the bright side of Life Gold Member

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    Still a good tip, remove the dishes.

    Clothes are, suits for work 90% of the time bought from Slaters, Ralphs room section, Casual clothes are sometimes bought there as well, used to be a fan of USC (i know) I like to rummage about TK max, usually * but the occasional time you find something its a good feeling, like shopping in the Academy centre, Union square both in Aberdeen, In fact Aberdeen is Ok for shopping. Have been known to head to Dundee :97:
     
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  11. evilbunny1991

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    Cheers, had a look quite cheap as well compared to moisturisers i have now and in the past, i have dry skin and sensitive skin, * great combination.
     
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  12. evilbunny1991

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    I don't mind the tight shirt look, but they are glorified vests.
     
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  13. TimFloyd Gold Member

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    My skin gets pretty dry on my face and the only thing that has worked over the years was hydrocortisone that you are to never use on the face and use sparingly :smiley-laughing002:

    I've found the expensive nivea and L'Oréal ones sting my face when I apply them.

    Bulldog one is working well so far.
     
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  14. Dáibhí

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    Just had a look at that Bulldog website. The stuff looks decent and is priced well too.

    Worth a shot maybe.
     
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    I have dry skin and greasy skin, dont think you can get a worse combination. Moisturise and get spots, dont moisturise and get itchy. Amazing.
     
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    Holy fck are you really on that Tim Time. That is incredible. Pensions aye
     
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  17. Tim-Time 1888 Always look on the bright side of Life Gold Member

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    Still a good tip, remove the dishes.

    Clothes are, suits for work 90% of the time bought from Slaters, Ralphs room section, Casual clothes are sometimes bought there as well, used to be a fan of USC (i know) I like to rummage about TK max, usually * but the occasional time you find something its a good feeling, like shopping in the Academy centre, Union square both in Aberdeen, In fact Aberdeen is Ok for shopping. Have been known to head to Dundee :97:
     
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    Cancelled the order for that jacket.

    Going for this one off of that site you posted

    http://www.massimodutti.com/gb/en/m...ging-jacket-c1300019p5201025.html?colorId=505

    May not be the warmest, but it's smart!
     
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  19. Dáibhí

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  20. Buster Gold Member Gold Member

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    l'd be surprised if you don't get your hole wearing that mate :50: Just make sure you use a good thick cushion when sitting down afterwards. :icon_mrgreen:



    l just wear what the mrs buys me, that way she cant accuse me of looking like a * :54:
     
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