whoa! you can buy it online: “Generally speaking, you can use snail mucin once or twice per day. Works Well With: It’s often combined with antioxidants and retinol, as well as common skincare staples such as vitamin C, glycolic acid, and other moisturizing ingredients.” "Angela Lamb previously told Shop TODAY, the benefits of snail mucin come from its hyaluronic acid content. Jaliman says that the ingredient is “good for hydration, helps with fine lines, promotes healing” and can even help improve the texture of the skin for those with conditions like acne scarring." but not eaten
(Back in an older time when newspapers would run tiny preprinted factoids to fill out empty column inches, I saw a weekly newspaper editor grouse that that specific fact had to be the stupidest, lamest such factoid the people who printed up such fillers had ever managed to come up with. So, naturally, the layout staff snuck it in seven times in the next issue……)
syzygy47 about 1 month ago
Congratulations on leaving twitter. It’s become a toxic cesspool of rightwing echo chamber lies since Musk took over.
braindead Premium Member about 1 month ago
…and vaccines killed more people than covid.
Oh, and Mexico will pay for it … in about two weeks.
Zebrastripes about 1 month ago
The thought of drinking snail mucus did it for me….dry heaves
oakie817 about 1 month ago
i put a couple of drops of stevia in my snail mucus
oakie817 about 1 month ago
whoa! you can buy it online: “Generally speaking, you can use snail mucin once or twice per day. Works Well With: It’s often combined with antioxidants and retinol, as well as common skincare staples such as vitamin C, glycolic acid, and other moisturizing ingredients.” "Angela Lamb previously told Shop TODAY, the benefits of snail mucin come from its hyaluronic acid content. Jaliman says that the ingredient is “good for hydration, helps with fine lines, promotes healing” and can even help improve the texture of the skin for those with conditions like acne scarring." but not eaten
dcmotrl Premium Member about 1 month ago
Posted on Truth Social?
Mike Baldwin creator about 1 month ago
Really? You don’t say!
LNER4472 Premium Member about 1 month ago
THIS JUST IN:
Raisins are dried grapes.
(Back in an older time when newspapers would run tiny preprinted factoids to fill out empty column inches, I saw a weekly newspaper editor grouse that that specific fact had to be the stupidest, lamest such factoid the people who printed up such fillers had ever managed to come up with. So, naturally, the layout staff snuck it in seven times in the next issue……)
banjoAhhh! about 1 month ago
Mr. Wiggly: Middle panel. He’s using his ability as a superworm to read the newspapers along with 8-Ball.