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u/brilaxing · 20 pointsr/toastme

You are gorgeous girl! Keep your head up, you can get through this. Dry shampoo can help spruce up your hair besides washing it. I also suffer from eczema. Besides using over the counter hydrocortisone (steroid cream) for breakouts, here's a few things I've done that help me:

Only wash your clothes with scent free detergent. I currently use Arm & Hammer Sensitive skin free and clear. For fabric softener in the wash I use white vinegar. (It does not make your clothes smell and for bonus points it helps clean your washing machine)

For showers, invest in a shower filter. I know it sounds high maintenance but it helps filter out the chlorine in tap water. This results in healthier skin and hair. They sell some that attach to your current showerhead and some that replace your shower head.
Also scent free soaps. Aveeno or dove original works for me.
The last advice is drink more water! Good luck OP, have a wonderful day!

Shower filter link

Showerhead with filter link

Edit: link issue
Edit 2: And lots of moisturizers! Such as Lubriderm, Curel or Cetaphil. Rub it 2-3 times a day head to toe. Once your eczema starts getting better, use it after you shower. As much needed.

u/Amsnabs215 · 2 pointsr/toastme

You look like the kind of guy I would be happy to have date my teen daughter. You appear kind and respectful. 16 sucks for just about everyone, it will get better and you will live your dreams. Just don’t give up and you’ll see- this life has a lot to offer you.

With maturity comes an ever increasing ability to not give a fuck what other people think of you. In fact, do you like to read? Check out this book:

https://www.amazon.com/Subtle-Art-Not-Giving-Counterintuitive/dp/0062457713

Good luck son, you’re gonna do great. ❤️

Edit: You are certainly not a Luzer and might I suggest you make a new username so as not to reinforce that idea in your mind. You want to try to focus on positive things about yourself, not drill home the negative things your brain invents.

u/notarascal · 1 pointr/toastme

I was diagnosed with Crohn’s at 16, too. I’m now 37. You can do it. My best advice to you is focus on living better and taking care of yourself.

I wish I could tell you all of the things I wish someone would’ve told me 20 years ago. The one thing I’ll say is that changing your diet can completely change your life.

the Paleo Approach changed my life. I recommend buying a copy. If you can’t afford it, DM me and I’ll buy you a copy.

You can find support at r/autoimmuneprotocol

u/millicow · 1 pointr/toastme

Yeah, you'd probably be surprised if you knew how many have been interested but never spoke up. I certainly am. Friends always tell me "x likes you" but it's weird because 90% of the time it's someone I barely know, or haven't even met. How do they even know me? It must be my sexy propeller hat in my Facebook profile picture that attracts them. Here it is if you want to try it lol

u/Wackey_Delly · 7 pointsr/toastme

I totally agree. With your beard and facial bone structure, you'd be a handsome man with a clean shaved head. I started going bald just this year when I noticed a thinning on the top. I went out and bought the right kind of shaver and have been INTENTIONALLY bald ever since. If want a recommendation, here's what I use and they work great in the shower.


Pitbull Silver Shaver https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076GR634L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_l7hyIWVVCax4k


Men’s Soap Company Shaving Soap... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XRYLNB9?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Don't let it get you down. Your confidence takes a hot only because you think hair makes you something different than what you are. You're the same guy bald but this way it's on your own terms. Good luck!

u/mermaidsscales · 2 pointsr/toastme

I’ve been reading a book called The Courage to be Disliked get it here - it’s pretty easy to read, and I have gleaned a lot of valuable advice from it... especially learning to let go of relying on what others think of me and live more for myself. It’s more complicated than just that, but I think it could be really helpful! (: your freckles are envy-worthy btw

u/KDao18 · 2 pointsr/toastme

Don’t worry, college doesn’t work out well for everyone. I’m that one.

You won’t be forced to bend over if you don’t have a degree. Find something that matters to you and get out there.

Bonus: I don’t know if you’re a reader, but there is a good book I recommend. If you’re a podcast (audio) person, there’s this show called “The Ken Coleman Show”. Many people are under the same boat as you and this guy gives SOLID advice.

Link to book: The Proximity Principle: The Proven Strategy That Will Lead to a Career You Love

Podcast: The Ken Coleman Show

u/squonk93 · 3 pointsr/toastme

I know that you might feel undateable, and that’s understandable. But, realistically, there are tons of women out there who’d love to date you. I suggest this book. It’s called “Models: Attract Women Through Honesty.” You’re not deformed or anything; you haven’t been on a date in almost 2 years probably because you need to change your strategy. Which is easily done.

u/ZiggerTheNaut · 1 pointr/toastme

Thanks sir! I've already purchased your book and will start it tonight.

First non-fiction book in a series around making chainmail Chainmail Made Easy

And a scifi/fantasy short story collection I published with a friend Tales of Fantasy, Fables, and Fiction

u/toolate4ogusername · 2 pointsr/toastme

Girl, you are beautiful

I highly recommend reading What a Time to be Alone: The Slumflower's bestselling guide to why you are already enough by Chidera Eggerue aka The Slumflower, it spoke to me at a time when I felt as you are feeling now. You can get through this and realise your worth. You've got this beaut! xxx

u/purplishcrayon · 1 pointr/toastme

Have you looked at getting professional help? (Meds/therapy/both)

There is some weird stigma about people who need help dealing with life, which is completely ridiculous. No one tells the dude with a broken leg to 'just think positive'

Even something as basic as getting a workbook for cognitive behavior therapy or dialectic behavior therapy may be a good starting point

u/psjtu · 1 pointr/toastme

I couldn't find the exact one. here is a similar pair https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07G5MTS1R/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_Xb4UDbS7ABZAP
all I know is that the ones I got were from a seller on Amazon named "E-ForPretty" and it came in a 3 pack with red and purple striped ones as well.

u/m2kzw6 · 0 pointsr/toastme

You might want to try

https://www.amazon.com/Vitafusion-Sleep-Gummy-Support-melatonin/dp/B006GIYTRU

You can find them at Walmart, Target and Walgreens. I promise you, they work. Chew two, brush your teeth and play a mindless game on your phone. 20 minutes and you're not going to wake up for a good 6-7 hours. No after effects.

u/rabiesmcz · 4 pointsr/toastme

I'm glad you've reached out and, even though you are hurting and lacking hope, doing something to take care of yourself.

I don't know what you have lost, but I encourage you to allow yourself to grieve, even if it is painful. Grief works on its own schedule but it does work. You will feel bad for some time, maybe a long time, but by degrees you will feel less bad and over time, it will just be an occasional hurt. Maybe it's hard or guilt-provoking to think about getting past whatever you have lost right now, but that's part of grief too. Allow grief is for you to happen and do its thing.

When I have been at my lowest, what has kept me going are two simple (and perhaps a bit trite, but it has worked for me) things: First, "This too shall pass". Most pain is temporary or it changes over time, and/or you change around it to cope with it. And second, "I want to see what happens next". There is always something in the world to wait for, and if nothing else, curiosity can keep you going. What happens in the next phase of the Marvel cinematic universe? What the hell is going to happen in the next presidential race? Who will be the next amazing musician in your favorite genre?

Please consider looking in to treatment, self-help literature, and/or support groups available in your area. There are in person and online support groups for many issues and conditions (such as grief, chronic pain, chronic diseases; I don't know if these apply to you necessarily, just throwing it out there). A personal favorite self-help book: https://www.amazon.com/Stubbornly-Yourself-Miserable-Anything-yes-Anything-ebook/dp/B008FQJOG2

And, on a less serious note, I find it hard to experience anything other than joy when I watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqZyqSu4XII

I hope the care in this thread is meaningful to you. I don't sign in to Reddit much lately, but I will sign in daily now if you want to message me. And also you've inspired me to reach out to people on r/ToastMe more often. So you have touched my life today, and I hope I have in some way touched yours.

u/LZAtotheMZA · 2 pointsr/toastme

Hi! Chemist here. I damn near failed it too because it's hard as hell. I used this to help: https://www.amazon.com/Organic-Chemistry-As-Second-Language/dp/1119110661/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=organic+chemistry+as+a+second+language&qid=1569814438&s=gateway&sr=8-2

Remember: This class does not define you or what you want to do. You've got this! Keep going, future scientist!