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[music]. Is this thing on? What's up you sexy? Welcome to another episode of Dumb. Freaking Blonde. It'sing cold outside. >> Cold inside. >> It's cold in here. >> Yeah. The entire studio is so warm. It's. like a freaking cinnamon roll. And then.

you walk in here and it's like aing. freezer. It's just like so cold. >> I hate it. >> It's freezing. I'd like a blanket. >> Cannot stand it. >> My toes are cold. >> Your toes are cold, you little tootsies. We love the tootsies. >> Can you see the toe? >> Yep. [laughter]. >> It's so gross. And then when they get. dirty, they're going to get worse. >> Oh, could you imagine? I was looking at. it and there's a hair on the bottom to. it. It made me almost throw out.

>> Oh no. To get it off the couch. [laughter]. >> It's not on the couch to off the couch. >> Get the freaking hairy toe off the. couch. >> Oh my gosh. You should eyelash glue some. hairs just to the top of the toe. >> Have you guys seen those panties that. everybody was raving over that Skiims. did? >> The Bush Bush panties and they sold out. >> Yeah. >> Like who's buying those? >> There's a name for that though. It's. like a bush toupe. What's the name of. that? You guys know there's a name for. that, right? >> No.

>> Oh, am I the only one that knew that? >> Yeah. >> A bush toupe. >> Hold on. Yeah. No, there's there's a. name. >> Well, why is it for people who can't. grow hair? >> It was like an aesthetic thing. >> But for for somebody who doesn't want. the fulltime bush. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> It's called a mkin. >> It's called akin. >> Yes, I did know that. Actually, I did. know that. Yep. >> Yeah. But I don't understand that. I. never want Bush. I never want Bush. Even. if it's fake. >> Even what if a little landing strip?

>> I wonder if it's like for like if it was. originally made for like movies. >> Oh, probably. For sure. >> Yeah, cuz you know how everybody in the. movies has bush. >> What if it's lace front? >> Glue. Just glue them. >> Yeah, cuz if you're doing it friction, >> I wonder like Fifty Shades of Gray. They. might have. >> So, what they do is when you have a sex. scene and it's fully naked, they put. this like clear. It looks almost kind of. like um a pad. Um but it's not. It's. like it's sheer like cloth though and.

they put it underneath the vagina so. that you know stuff doesn't get all over. the other person. Yeah. I couldn't. imagine filming a sex scene. >> No. >> And laugh. >> There's no way. [laughter]. Like you have a whole crew of people. watching you and you're just humping. away and you can't really do anything. cuz it's like you're just pretending. Yeah. >> How do you feel about it in movies? Like. [clears throat] when you see it on on on. a screen, >> not but like when you see it in movies, how do you feel about scenes? Does it.

take you out of the movie? It does for. me. That's why I'm asking. >> No, I love them. It makes my loins. quiver. [laughter]. I love it. Sometimes I visualize it's. me. [laughter]. >> Yeah. Scenes do not. >> a weird [laughter]. scenes do not bother me, baby. I am hot. Listen, I'm a hot housewife. All right. >> I only like it when I'm by myself. though. When I'm with other people. >> I mean, yeah. If you're like with a. group of people, then it's like, >> you know, like everybody gets really. uncomfortable.

>> Me doing your hair. The other day we. turned on like two different shows and. there was like immediate scenes in both. of them. It was like, have you seen the. like don't worry it darling? I think it. was so good. >> And they're just going at it. And she. was like, what did you turn on? >> I'm like, what are we watching? Self. with it. I thought she was setting the. mood, you know, for my hair. So, I. didn't know. Well, [laughter]. speaking of weird things, it's been a. weird week on the interwebs. Can we. start talking about this. >> weird week? >> Weirding week. Like,

I don't even know how to start this. And. I have to be very careful with what I. say because I know this will get clipped. and twisted every which way. But, you know, I used to pride myself on. being a conspiracy theorist and like I. really believed a lot of the conspiracy. theories that are out there. I'm a huge. like anti-government like conspiracy.

theorist. Like anybody that listens to. the podcast knows that, right? I have been a conspiracy theorist until. my husband and I have became the. conspiracy. And it's. [laughter]. [snorts] I can't help but laugh because. it's like Amy Schumer looks amazing. She's lost at least 100 pounds for sure. If not 75 to 100 lbs for sure. >> She looks great. She looks younger.

>> So does Melissa McCarthy. >> Melissa McCarthy. Like all of these. women in Hollywood have lost weight and. nobody gets the accusations that my. husband gets. >> And what's crazy to me is that my. husband was literally almost 600 lb. He was the most uncomfortable in his. body man I've ever met in my life. And. like not uncomfortable is like insecure. cuz he's always I mean I'm sure he had.

insecures but he's never showed it. because my husband's very like you know. confident and that's what he exudes. But. I'm talking like physically like my. husband would like be out of breath. walking and like you know like I don't. know. It's just crazy to me. And so this. man sets out on this journey in front of. everybody's eyes literally two and a. half years ago said, "I'm going to get. skinny. I'm going to lose this weight.". And it's almost like nobody believed him.

>> because they were, "He's done it." In. front of everybody's eyes every time a. new video of him came out for the past. two years. Where's Jelly going? Jelly's. shrinking. Oh my god, he's losing. weight. We're so proud of him. Look at. him go. And then it gets to like the. last I'd have to say 60 maybe 60 to 70. lbs. Yeah. >> Where it makes a dramatic difference on. his frame. My husband is 6'2. He's very. tall and lanky. He has like the longest.

like torso I've ever seen on a human. ever. But he's got like the shortest, stumpiest legs. Like it's so cute. And. listen, please don't quote that in an. article because somebody literally made. an article the other day and I said. Bunny XO talks about husband's new face. says he looks like Beetlejuice and it's. like no I didn't say that. I said his. headunk and it [laughter] reminded me, you know, I was I was being funny. But. anyways, um you know that last 60 or 70.

lbs one was the hardest for him to lose. and two made the most dramatic. difference and how he looked like it was. the last of like the the chubby cheicked. jelly that we had, you know, >> and I'm watching this man, you know, lose this weight and I'm seeing what. he's having to go through. He has not. been on a GLP one. his wife is on one. right now, which we'll talk about that. later. Um, but we've been so honest.

about everything. Like, we would never. lie and say my husband lost weight um, taking a GLP-1 and not tell people, you. know. >> Um, and so now that he's lost this. weight and he's down to like I think 250. now, which is the lowest he's ever been. in his entire life, here comes all these is talking about. he's a clone. [laughter]. First of all, what the is a clone? What.

is a clone? And why is it so bad is what. I want to know. Like is it are they. trying to say that he's dead and he's an. alien now? >> Basically like he's swapped out for. someone new. >> Yeah. >> Mhm. >> Okay. But what the does that mean? Cuz. he's still doing this robot. >> He's still doing the same that Jelly. Roll does. >> I think people God, this is what really. pissed me off. It was the tattoos being. on. Everyone said his tattoos look. different. Well, duh. If you lose a lot. of weight, your tattoos are gonna move.

But it's the people that don't know a. front from backfacing camera [laughter]. that thinks his tattoos. >> change. I'm like, you guys are. >> Everyone thought my my black eye was. fake because the I took a selfie versus. you filming it. And they were like, it's. on the blue side of her hair. It's the. same side. You're just taking a selfie. Yeah. Versus some And like Jelly doesn't. selfie very often. There's very There's. not many videos of him just like. talking. Yeah. >> So everything that he does is like.

someone filming him. >> or on a GoPro. He always uses a GoPro. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But I mean, first of all, >> if my husband was a clone, don't you. think I'd be the first to be like, "This. mother is not real. [laughter] HE IS NOT. REAL.". DO YOU NOT THINK I WOULD WHAT AM I GOING. TO be in a marriage with a loan for? Like I don't even understand that. But. then they tried to say like the birth. mark under his eye is gone. It's still.

there. The dude used to weigh almost 600. lb. He's 250. [clears throat] His his skin sits. differently. You know what I'm saying? Like I don't know. And I just feel. really bad. And my husband laughs cuz he. thinks it's so funny. But I, you know, I. just feel really bad for him because. everybody around him that loses weight. gets congratulated, but then he gets. drugged into these conspiracy theories. and then that bleeds on to me. Now I'm a. highranking witch and I'm his handler. Like. >> we've talked about the handler thing.

before. I'm not even going to go into. that. Like I don't even know what a. handler does. You know what I'm saying? But I for sure am not my husband. >> No, it just would never happen. There's. just no way that man and the more weight. he loses the more sassier he gets. Okay, that dude's not getting a handler. But. um you know the high ranking witch thing. like that's just crazy to me. Like. everybody thinks that Jay has this that. Jay and I both have this like overnight. success story. And it's like if you.

really go back and Google, go back on my. YouTube. >> It's new fans. It's people that have not. been with you. New fans, I challenge you to go back to. my YouTube and look at all the videos. from where we started. >> and how much work we've put in to be. where we are. This was earned. It wasn't. given. And you know, I used to really. believe that people could like sell. their souls and like, you know, the.

Illuminati and stuff like that. And I. genuinely have to question that now. because of what people are doing to us. I'm sure there's a darkness out there. There's always a darkness with. everything. There's a spiritual warfare. going on in our world. Absolutely. But. it ain't over here. We don't want that. Keep those bad vibes over there. You. know what I'm saying? >> Return to Cinder. >> Yeah. Return Times 10. Like I don't We. don't want that. >> And you know, it's just crazy because. now people are just reaching. And you.

know, I'm on my FYP. I don't go. searching for this because I genuinely. don't give a um but this always lands on. my FIP. And then the other day I'm. scrolling and this man made a video. about me, you, and Haley talking about. how something about us and kids. And I'm. just like, first of all, anybody that. knows me knows I am. >> Yep. I don't give a who you are. You. touch a kid, you hurt a kid, you deserve. to die. And I will stand on that till.

the day I die. I don't give a um but. this guy took a clip from. and context is here guys. This guy took. a clip from one of our live streams. which why are you watching our live. streams? If you don't like us why are. you watching everything we do? >> And he only clipped a part where you say. oh my gosh parents are tuning in on. their kids Twitch and Kicks accounts. And I said, I love that because of the.

fact that we're new to streaming. We. just out of the blue one day Twitch made. a kick and started streaming. And so. when I did that, our fan base was like, "What the is Twitch? What the is kick?". You know, and they were like, "What are. you talking about?" But they wanted to. be a part of our show. We saw it online, which airs every Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Central Standard Time. Um, [laughter]. and so when I said I love that, I was.

saying like I loved the fact that they. wanted to be a part of our show. So. yeah, that they were hopping onto their. kids. things. And he's like, why would your. why would you want your kids um watching. an an adult content creator? Dude, you. act like I'm on Twitch. Like, what are. we talking about here, dude? We're. literally talking about funny. >> things we saw online. >> Things we saw online. I can understand. if it was something sexual, but it's. not. And the fact that that is where. your mind went, that makes me question.

you because I do not think like that. To. me, I was like, "Oh my god, you're on. your kid." You know, like this is. >> No one in that room thought any. different at all. >> Not one time did that thought cross my. mind of of people using their kids. account. >> Yeah. You're like, "Hey, like let me let. me like look at this stream through your. Twitch account." Yeah. Like if I need to. do I would go log into my kids if I. needed to see something on Minecraft or. something. I'm not going to go download. Minecraft just to look at it. I'm be.

like here let me have your iPad. Let me. look at this thing. >> Yeah. It's still like the adult. It's. not. >> Yeah. You're not forcing your child to. watch it. >> Like Yeah. It's just crazy. So, it's. like, >> am I still a conspiracy theorist after. having to go through all you know how. many people I've told to I've just left. the picture on their post that have like. a hand touching grass? [laughter] It's. my favorite thing to use. >> Like, especially when they like made the. whole black eye comment. >> Can we talk about that? Cuz I don't. think we've ever addressed that.

>> Did Did we address that publicly? >> I don't think we. made a TikTok about it. So, first of. all, my husband throws up I love you all. the time. >> I know. They're saying that's demonic. now. And I'm like, this is literally. sign language for I love you. >> Thumb completely out. He He will. >> Yeah. Like, I love you. This is like his thing. He'll be like, "Hey." You know, like. that's just how he is. It's I love you. And then there's another thing where um. he has this black eye and they're like. he's part of the black eye club. And. listen, I am going to tell you I used to.

be a believer of the black eye club. until this started happening. >> I don't know what it is. >> It's basically that's the eye they suck. your soul from basically when you join. the club. So you have a black eye on a. certain. >> that or it's also part of a humiliation. ritual where you look like you got beat. up and you have to go in front of. people. So it's like a humiliation. ritual too. There's like there's like. it's so crazy like go ahead explain the. black eye. >> bro. It was that one music video where. it was a bar fight.

>> and um and they never even released that. song, but I had to do a black eye on him. because he got like. >> he stumbles out the next morning with a. black eye. >> That was like the plot of it. And I also. did like Jack. I gave Jack like a. bloodied up face and all that stuff. So. I did multiple people, but that was like. the cover art, whatever. So people were. saying he joined it then and I'm like. that's literally makeup that I did. >> Like that's not a real black eye. >> Yeah. And we have video of you. I'm. gonna go look back in my. >> We never released the song because my.

husband actually it's it's called the. song. We never released that song. because my husband said it stands for. everything that we don't believe in. anymore. >> And that was the reason that that whole. entire video got shelved. >> Yeah. >> Mhm. >> I wish we could release it so people. could be like, "Oh, okay." You know, they would get it. Yeah. But they just. people just go off like one picture or. one clip with no context and [snorts]. just make their own assumptions. And I. think that's how conspiracies literally. start.

>> Yeah. It's crazy. Like and now it makes. me wonder like all the Jay-Z and Beyonce. stuff, >> you know, like they are just so mean to. them and it's like they literally just. live in their own little world and don't. >> bother anybody. >> Makes me question everything. >> Yes. that I've ever believed about. anyone, right? That that I don't. personally know that I've not stepped in. a room with. >> Yeah. >> If I have not stepped in a room with. you, it is now hard for me to believe. anything I hear about you. >> Yeah. It is. And it's like I said, it's. just um it's kind of disheartening.

because it really takes away from all. the hard work my husband's done. And he. loves it. He he thinks it's great. Like. he's like this is he's like I'm like Man. now. He's like people think I'm like. Gucci Man. And I'm like Gucci Man's. still real. He just is dealing with. mental health issues. >> But people called him a clone. >> I know. Which is crazy. >> It's like they'll make fun of them when. they're bigger and then once they fix. that and do something about it, then. they like make fun of them even worse or. just call them fake or whatever. So, it's just like damned if you do, damned. if you don't. >> I But I still can't wrap my head around.

the clone thing. Like what the We asked. chat like what the is a clone and like. what does that mean? Hey Sunny, I need. you to explain to me why conspiracy. theorists talk about clones and what it. means to be a clone and why it's such a. big deal. >> Hey there, sure thing. So, the whole. idea of clones in conspiracy theories is. basically this kind of narrative that. there are human clones being secretly. created and used for all sorts of hidden.

purposes. Sometimes people say that. powerful figures are replaced by clones. or that clones are being grown in secret. labs. It's kind of a science fictiony. idea that's taken on a life of its own. Um why is it a big deal? Well, for the. folks who believe in these theories, the. idea of cloning represents a loss of. individuality or a sort of dystopian. level of control. It's a way of saying, "Hey, what if the people in power aren't. even who they say they are?" It taps.

into a lot of trust issues and um makes. for some pretty dramatic storytelling. So in short, it's a big deal because it. plays into those deeper fears about. identity and control. >> I was on clone. like that was my for you page during co. like quarantine. I was full on. conspiracy, like really bad to the point. where it gave me so much anxiety and I. was so paranoid and I had to literally. stop because like it was affecting me.

negatively and like making me feel crazy. and I feel like that's what it does to. people. >> Like I kind of got to wake up. Everybody. needs something to believe in, but you. can't clone a soul. >> No. >> And my husband is out here feeding. inmates, going to homeless shelters. It's like I could not see a clone. wanting to be humanitarian, you know, and I just I don't know. The. whole thing to me is weird. >> and I have to rethink my entire life now.

because I've always prided myself on. believing these theories, you know. So. now I have to do a whole bunch of self. reflection and try to figure out, you. know, if I even am a conspiracy theorist. anymore, if I want to have anything to. do with that. I really think it's like. something that people do because it's. like gossip. It's like tabloid fodder, you know, like I don't know. It's weird. Now I'm looking at it from through a. different lens. >> People something to believe in. >> And I think they need to believe in.

something else. >> Yeah. >> It's not constructive. >> I feel like their life, their own life. isn't interesting enough, so they create. these narratives to obsess over is truly. what it is. It's like. >> it's like people who have to um they. like strive in chaos and that may be. something that stems from their. childhood of like. >> they're too calm in their lives right. now. Like I saw a TikTok about this the. other day and it was like you almost. have to create chaos because that's the. only way you know to live is in that. fight or flight. And so it's like this.

is like working them up so much that. they feel normal in that fight orflight. moment. But it's like in reality look. what you're doing to the person you're. making it up about. I think people that. are truly happy in their life don't do. stuff like that. Exactly. >> I just I feel like. >> Well, it's harmful not just to It's not. harmful to us cuz it doesn't affect us, but it's harmful to them because, you. know, they're just spreading so much. hate is essentially what it is. >> Yeah. And that karma that that comes. back around, you know, cycle it is. and.

that you're just creating your own karma. at that point in which you will never. find that happiness cuz you're so. obsessed with creating. >> celebrity worshippers basically. Absolutely. >> Which is sad. >> And also like you got to understand like. Jell's done something that's like crazy. impressive. So I think right now he. represents like a giant mirror to. people. >> So it's much easier to believe, oh he's. in the Illuminati, that's why he lost. all that weight so I don't have to lose. weight myself. Yeah.

He's a giant mirror and he's um on. display for the world. So, it's much. easier to look at that and be like, "Oh, >> I don't have to lose weight." Like, he's. an Illuminati. >> Also, he didn't work that hard to learn. what he got. I think people see him when. he was the biggest and then now they. don't see the in between. So, they think. it w that happened overnight or they. think that happened within like a month. >> Like, they don't see the work he's done. the past two. Like we've personally seen. him running around arenas. We've seen.

him freaking running outside playing. basketball every day. >> I have a video of Jay January 2023. when he started this journey. >> running in our front yard in the rain at. 500 something pounds. But you've seen. it. >> He made a really good point the other. day when he got home and we were talking. and he was like, "How's Jason?" I was. like, "He's good. Jason's lost like 101. pounds." And he was like, "Dang, really?" cuz they they don't get to see. each other very often. And he goes, "You. know what's crazy?" And he made this. like beautiful point. When you are the.

size that the boys were, uh it takes. almost 100 pounds for people to notice, right? >> And that's what's so crazy cuz in my. mind I'm like, "Dang, you're right.". Like at the size I was, >> it wasn't noticeable until I hit 75, 50. to 75 lbs was like I started getting. recognized for my weight loss. And when. you're at the caliber that the boys. were, it was like Jason and Jason's. shorter, a little shorter than Jay, but. like they carried their weight. differently, too. >> And once that 100 lb was gone was really.

when Jason looked dramatically. different. So I feel like with him being. a little bit bigger than Jason was, it. probably took 200 lb for people to be. like. >> see it. >> Oh, there's a difference there. And also. 60 to 70 lb on him. Like really took it. out of his face. literally. >> And then he goes and shaves his face. Like really throw everybody for a loop. >> I think that's what honestly did it. though. Like there was. >> It was the video. It was the YouTube. vlog he made. >> Yeah. He looks so different obviously.

and the people that are like the light. out of his eyes is gone. First of all, it was terrible lighting outside and he. was like not smiling. They compare it to. a photo with like studio lighting and. him like smiling ear to ear. Like of. course his eyes are going to look. different. >> Yeah. you're going to look completely. different. >> Also, people are a lot more jollier when. they're bigger. >> Like, that's how my husband was. He was. a lot jollier when he was bigger. Not. saying he's not jolly now, but I get. what you mean, though, cuz you almost. have to make up for your looks cuz.

you're so uncomfortable being bigger. that like you have to overcompensate. with the jolly happiness of things and. like you have to protrude happiness and. like you're masking essentially because. you're so unhappy with the way that you. look. Yes. And when you become smaller. and that's a less worry, you notice. yourself not having to front as much and. put out this like overexaggerated. personality. And you know, >> it makes sense if you really look at. movies almost the funniest person in the.

movie is always bigger. >> Yeah. >> Always has to be. You know, that's like. how they portray it. And like that the. Rebel Wilson. >> when she came out and said, "Hey, I put. on weight purposely for roles because. they got paid more and like those kind. of things." It's like and he she was. able to land funnier roles, which was. her goal. So, she purposely put on. weight. >> Yeah. >> Because they were casting people bigger. to have those funny roles. It was like. part of [ __ ] up. >> It kind of is [ __ ] up when you think. about it. Like it was like a whole thing.

that it was like a mind [ __ ] honestly. >> Yeah. Well, that's my whole take on the. clone thing. I'm still trying to figure. it out. It baffles me because I'm just. like I sleep next to the dude every day. So, like I the lights are on and. somebody's home just in case you guys. want to know. >> Yeah. No, that's that's it's the. internet. >> We'll just we'll just pray for them. >> Oh. >> Oh, God. >> How about we just say God bless them. >> Bless your heart. >> God bless your heart. Oh, bless your. heart, baby. >> Heart. Bless your heart. Anyways,

speaking about weight loss, your girl. never learns her lesson. [laughter]. But I've been researching. You guys know. I've been starting the I started the. peptides, loved the BPC, didn't love the. SS31 a lot. Um, decided to try Rea because I've read. nothing. And I'm when I say that I've. read, I mean I've researched everything. I'm talking like threads of people. It. affects everything, right?

You guys know how I tried the tricepide. and how that journey went last year. If. you guys don't know and you're new here, just go back to last year and you'll or. just Google bunny xo tepatide. story or whatever and you guys can read. up on that. But it didn't do good for. me. The tepatide I took one tiny. freaking dose of it. Um, it stayed in my system for 30 days. What. is it? Jason, >> it's Jason. [laughter].

>> Come in. >> Flashing me and squatting. >> I just told them about how you squat. fart. >> Show us. Do it on camera. [laughter]. >> Come on. >> You got to come to me. >> I literally showed. >> Do it. >> Do it. Do it. Ready? Do it. [laughter]. >> That was wet. >> Oh, I was like, THAT WAS WET.

I DON'T KNOW. THAT sounded a little. >> I thought that was close. >> That sounded like a little Rudy toot. toot. >> Sounded like a Rudy toot toot. >> I love you. >> Bye. I love you. >> Oh yeah. Please. >> Bunch of broexuals. [laughter]. >> All right. So anyways, back to the. Reddit. You're I I tried Trippide. I. took a tiny bit of it. It stayed in my. system for 30 days off of one little. tiny micro dose. Gave me um I slept the.

best I've ever slept, but gave me [ __ ] I. was like hypoglossic. Like it was crazy. It just sent my body on a thing and had. um depression and ideiation on it and I. just didn't like it. I felt like I had. chemical warfare going on inside my. body. So, I've been reading about RETA, which is a GLP3 an antagonist, I. believe. And listen, don't I'm not a. doctor, so I don't use the right. terminology. Don't come against me. But. I noticed um on Bert's podcast that I. was in, I said, "I've taken my insulin.

is double what it should be." And some. lady like was going to bat in the. comments and she's like, "That doesn't. make any sense. What does that mean?" I. literally am almost insulin resistant. That's exactly what it means. Okay. Hey, I can't. >> Your body doesn't know what to do with. the insulin and I just I hate when. people are like trying to like come at. me about my health. Like I know what the. talking about. >> So I'm not insulin resistant yet, but I. am there. So like my A1C should be in. the fours. It's in the sixes probably. like the high sixes. Um and my um not my.

fasting glucose, but the other one the. insulin I I I have to pull it up is in. almost 10 and it's not supposed to be. there. It's supposed to be like five or. like half of that or even lower than. that. >> So my doctor said let's try rea and see. if we can get those numbers down. >> Am I also doing it to lose weight? Absolututely. I can't lose weight right. now. And if you've been listening to the. podcast, you have heard me complain for.

the past 2 years how my body has. completely stalled. It has stalled. because my body is not processing. insulin correctly. And I think I did it. to myself. All my fitness girlies out. there, two years ago, I was like perfect. size that I wanted to be. I think I was. like 154 pounds, super tight, super. tiny. That's tiny for me. Um, and I had. stopped working out, but I was still. eating high protein, lowfat, high carb. Carb is energy. So, if you don't have an.

energy expend expenditure and you're not. getting those carbs out of your body, they stack up as insulin in your body. And I think that's what I did to myself. was those that year and a half that I. took off for the gym and was like, I'm. going to train myself. Yeah. No, I will. not train myself. I didn't train myself. and I myself. >> So anyways, I get my little vial of rea. Yeah. And it's a 10 mgram vial of rea.

water in it so that it makes it like. perfect. But if you have a super. sensitive system like I do, you're. supposed to put three milliliters of. water in there. So, I thought I was. doing a micro dose, but I ended up. taking what Haley took last week for her. first time cuz we're all on Reddit here. Yep. I found out that I ended up taking. what Haley took. And. >> I actually think you took more than me.

>> Huh? >> I think you took more than me. >> 2. >> I did 02. >> I did 2. >> Okay. Thought you said three. >> No, I did 2. No. So, the water that you. put in there is supposed to be three. >> Am I supposed to be putting [ __ ]. water in there? [laughter]. >> I know. Yours is already premixed. She. likes to dilute it. Yeah, I have to do. my own. >> Okay. >> So, I'm supposed to dilute it a lot. more. What you guys are doing is. probably just the one to the to ratios. But anyways, the first eight hours I was great. I was.

like, "Oh my god, I'm in the clear. Everything's great. I'm going to be. fine." And then nighttime falls and all. of a sudden I feel like I took a. pseudafed. I feel like I was on meth. Like it was the craziest feeling in the. world and I'm like okay. So I start. pounding magnesium and I'm like I'm just. going to go to sleep cuz I do not feel. good. I fell asleep for an hour. Woke up. like a crackhead. My heart rate was at. 120 beats per minute. I was like I had.

to violently. I had to get up in the. middle of the night. I'm trying to calm. myself down. I'm like, "Oh my god, I'm. gonna die." And then I it hit me. I was. like, "Oh my god, this is what happened. whenever I was having that problem with. the rice a few years ago." And I kept. having to get rushed to the hospital. So. I was like, "Oh, I need sugar." So I. pound of coconut water, put a ice pack. on my chest, and took some benadryil. Boom. My heart rate drops back down to. normal cuz my resting heart rate is like. 52. And so I try to go back to sleep.

that night. It was crackhead sleep. I. woke up. >> You showed me the chart. Your chart. literally looked like this. Sleep. Awake. Awake. Awake. Awake. Sleep. Awake. Awake. It was like the craziest. up and down under. >> all night long. Like I did not get any. sleep. I felt the most horrible I've. ever felt in my life. So I start. researching. Nobody has had symptoms. like this. Not one person that I've. talked to has had these symptoms. So I'm. having to figure this out for myself. But I'm taking bits and pieces from like. threads that I'm reading. And so I just. start pouring.

uh electrolytes into my body. And that. saved me. I felt so much better. Night. two, slept better than I did night one, but still was crackhead sleep. And then. by day three, I was back to normal. I do. still get kind of like a little bit of. like anxiety, but as soon as I drink. magnesium, I'm brought right back down. to baseline. So on this, I literally. have to be on magnesium 247. Um, but do I think it's better than rea. or do I think it's better than tepatide.

so far? Yes. But I have to take another. micro dose tomorrow with the diluted. stuff and we're going to see how it. goes. If it sends me for a loop again, I. don't know. I have no idea. Like I don't. know what. >> hopefully it'll be mixed differently. this time. >> Yeah. >> So it should And then you learn to take. it at a different time. >> Yes. So, I'm going to wake up at 7:00 in. the morning and take this shot so that. by 6:00 at night, if I start getting. cracked out again, I can just start. pouring electrolytes into me, can start.

taking magnesium, take benadryil, and. like just calm myself down. >> You'll know what to expect. >> But man, it's rough. And everybody else. is fine. You guys are fine. >> I have a little bit of anxiety. Uh but. it's like worrisome anxiety. It's like. uh my brain will kind of run a little. bit. And I think that's me weaning from. one to the other too. Coming off. >> I [ __ ] feel [ __ ]. >> tepide on. >> I'm a tank. >> You are a tank, dude. You don't take How. much triepide were you taking,

>> bro? The doctor, we were sitting in the. doctor's appointment together and she. goes, "How much?". >> Yeah. I was like, "Yeah." And I didn't. have any like symptoms really. She was. like, >> "Oh, I'm double what I was.". >> But I'm also I'm very insulin resistant. So like I think it takes a lot more for. me to feel things. >> Yeah. I don't know. Are you insulin. resistant? >> I don't know. >> I feel enough for the both of you. >> I was diagnosed with PCOS when I was 19. It was literally Jason and I met in.

March. We slept together for the first. time in like April and by May I was. moving in with him. So, I didn't go get. my um birth control. And I was like, "Oh, I'll just let this period start.". You know, when you stop your birth. control pills, your period will start. So, I was like, "Well, I'll let this. period start, then I'll go to a new. doctor up here." Cuz I moved in with. him. My period didn't start. >> And I had to look at him and be like, "Oh my god, did we get pregnant? I've. only known you a month. What the?" And.

then I took a pregnancy test and I. wasn't pregnant. And I was like, "What. the hell?" And then uh like two weeks. went by, still never got a period, 3. weeks, a month. And I had to go to the. doctor and they were like, "I think you. have this thing called PCOS." And I was. like, "What the hell is that?" And they. were like, "You kind of fit all of the. symptoms, so I think you should go see a. a specialist about this." And I ended up. not having a period for a year. >> Wow. >> I did, too. I did, too. And then when I. took Tepatide, I think it was like last. year. I had a my first period 3 days.

later. >> Yeah. >> And I hadn't had one for a year. And I. used to think that was normal, too. >> I got diagnosed like 5 years ago cuz I. had like my third second or third. attack. And you'll know when you're. having which is basically a cyst on your. ovaries rupturing. >> Oh, I've had that. >> And my first one was in high school. Yeah. So, I've had this. >> Yeah. You end up well, you develop it. You just don't show symptoms typically. if you're on birth control. When you're. a teenager is when you start to develop. PCOS is puberty.

>> Mhm. [clears throat]. >> But then like it depends cuz a lot of. girls like within 16 and 17 are starting. um birth control and that controls all. your symptoms. So, you have no idea that. you have PCOS. I'm wondering if it's. something with birth control that causes. it. >> Um, yeah. I don't I don't think they. actually know the root cause of it. >> Birth control is supposed to help cysts. >> It does. >> I haven't been on it since I was. >> Yeah, but you don't want to get on it. The whole are not worth it. >> No, I gained like 20 lbs in like a. month. >> Yeah. >> See, I was I got on birth control and.

lost 20 pounds. People thought I was. sick. >> No way. >> Crazy, right? Isn't that crazy how. >> Why can't men have birth control, >> right? Like cut your off. [laughter]. >> Okay. >> Cut your off. >> It's just crazy. We have to go through. and it messes with us so bad. >> Bad. And we have to go through the birth. control. Absolutely not. >> Yep. >> No. >> Speaking of that. [sighs]. >> Well, how do you guys feel on the rea. though? Are you guys loving it? >> I don't feel [ __ ] But I have lost four. pounds.

>> Yeah. >> I woke up I woke up yesterday and was. like, >> "What is this number?" I was like I lit. I weighed myself three times because I. didn't believe it. >> A. >> that's awesome. I know. >> I love it. >> Have you lost any weight on it memes or. just. >> I did but then I like fluctuated a. little bit. It's weird. It's like. >> same. I lost and then I I fluctuated up. a little bit. >> Yeah. It's like going back and forth. like one day it's lower, one day it's. higher, one day it's lower. So I think. >> body's just trying to adjust. >> I think water has to do with it too cuz. I remember I remember the night before I. weighed myself I had peed a lot more.

>> Yeah. That's. >> remember we learned that. >> that's how you lose weight. >> We pee it out. So all the sugar comes. out and that's why you know they tell. you to chug water. Oh [sighs]. >> with magnesium in it. All right. So for. the second half of this podcast we have. decided because a lot of people write in. but also we've seen a lot of people who. ask online about like hygiene tips and. like what our hygiene tips are and stuff.

like that. So, you know, some people. didn't have a mom to show them like, you. know, what was proper hygiene. And, you. know, also I love to learn new hygiene. tricks, too. So, we figured why not make. this half of the podcast some of our. hygiene tips. Haley had one of the. funniest ones, though, because I. honestly. didn't know people did this, but like. when I shower, I wash everything. [laughter]. I even wash my legs, but I don't zero in. on my kneecaps. And Haley's like, "You.

don't wash your knees?" And I was like, "No, [laughter]. no, I don't wash my Does anybody else. wash their knees? Do you wash your. knees?". >> No. The water takes care of that. >> Yeah. Like just do a swipe. But I mean, like, what are we are we like putting. elbow grease in there? Like. >> why? I don't know. >> Your knees judging. I just need to know. >> I don't know. I always have. I also wash. like the my feet, the bottom of my feet, too. I feel like people just stand there. and they think suds.

>> No, I scrub the bottom of my feet. >> with a little puma stone. >> But I got this new thing and it's like. it has like a a handle on each side and. it's like a long lofah. >> Yeah, >> bro. You can get every square inch of. your body with that bad boy. >> How do you feel so good on your back? >> It's like wide open. Like. >> But how do you clean it? >> With soap. Like you can throw it in the. the washer. I typically get new like I. won't use a lofah over like two weeks. >> Yeah. >> No, you can't cuz all the dead skin. cells. >> Well, yeah. And that's like lofah, you.

know, they're like bundled up. >> and I've always thought to myself like. you know how much bacteria is inside of. that. This one's it's long like it's a. sheet but it's like scrunched on each. end with like handles. >> Do you put it in between your butt. cheeks? >> Yeah. >> And just. >> that little sashimi. [laughter]. [ __ ] is wrong with you? She always has to take it. >> I was just visualizing. >> Her riffing is top tier. >> You and Jason, your riff game is wild,

man. >> I was just having little visuals. >> We wouldn't know, though. >> Seen it. [clears throat]. >> We're not starting this right now, guys. All right. So, who wants to kick it off? What you What's one of your first. hygiene tips memes? >> Uh, hair washing. I would love to talk. about hair washing because like people. were people literally think like washing. your hair every single day is like the. most important thing ever and it's. actually bad and can dry out your hair. like you there's secretions that come. out of your scalp and they are oils that.

like help your hair stay healthy because. like if you think about it people who. like put all of this crap all over their. hair um not trying to talk [ __ ] about. off-brand stuff. There is some good. off-brand stuff but like the trend where. everyone was putting coconut oil on. their hair. >> Oh my hair would fry. You guys, you have. no idea. That would be like clear. coating a sponge and expecting the. inside of the sponge to stay wet. That's. insane to me. Like don't don't put. coconut. Don't put things on your hair. that are not designed. >> like the mayonnaise. >> Huh? The mayo on the hair. Like.

>> I can't stand the way mayonnaise smells. Love to eat it. But can't have you seen. the new onion trend too. >> No. About like onion juice helps hair. grow. >> Onion. >> And I was like I would never put onions. in my hair. Like. >> how are you going to get that out? >> That you would just stink all the time. That's insane. Smell like straight up. bammonia. >> Oh. So but like there's easy ways to. like. >> [laughter]. >> Oh my god. >> You know what I'm talking about. Boommonia.

>> No, I got the worst. >> Yeah, I hate it. It's sour. >> It's got that tangy. >> Oh, it's so tangy. >> Dude, I got a story to tell you. I was. at the gym the other day. >> and I was already nauseous from the rea. And I am not one to talk about people's. bio because sometimes I don't even wear. um deodorant when I go to the gym cuz I. like to smell if I worked out hard, you. know? I'm one of those people. And I just so I don't judge anybody. >> All right. [laughter]. I might be judging. >> Yeah. I don't like to smell myself.

>> No, I want to I don't I don't when I. sweat that hard, I don't want chemicals. from the deodorant going in my pores. I. don't know. I'm really weird. >> So, anyways, but I don't smell that bad. Like I I get like a little. >> You've made me smell your armpit. I'm. like, you think that stinks? >> Yeah. I mean, there's times where it's. been a real. >> There's No, there's been some times. >> Yeah, there's been some time. Yeah. but. she's gotten better. But I figured out. why and I'll tell you guys my next. trick. Um, but anyways, I'm at the gym. I'm sick off this. It's the two It's the.

I think it's um the Wednesday after I. took No, I'm sorry. It's the Monday. after I took it. I don't remember. Anyways, it was one of the days that I. took it and I was. We walk over to use a machine and this. person that was there, I'm not going to. say if it was a man or woman, smelled so. bad that it was stinking up the entire. section of the gym. And I'm pushing and. I I looked at my trainer Lisa, I go, "Lisa, I can't today." She goes, "I. can't either." And like we literally all. stayed, everybody from the gym stayed on.

the other side because it smelled so. bad. And like I was like, "Somebody. needs to tell him." Not to be rude, but. like you know, if somebody smells, you. got to tell them like, "Hey buddy, like. are you okay? You good? Like what can I. do to help you not smell like that?" You. know, but yeah, it was horrific. really. horrific. >> How do you approach someone and tell. them they stink? >> That's a good question. >> I think you you don't tell them they. stink, but you just say, "Hey,

I don't know if you know this or not, but. your body odor is very pungent.". >> I would cry. >> Yeah, [laughter]. >> I would [ __ ] cry. >> I would literally jump off a cliff. >> Yeah. >> But I mean, would you rather somebody. not tell you? >> Kind of. And you just want to go through. life being a smelly cat. >> If I was a constant smelly cat, maybe. But if I'm having a rough day, just let. me have a rough day cuz that's just. going to send me over the [ __ ] edge.

[laughter]. >> The roughest of days. I don't think you. understand how bad this smelled. It was. the worst body odor I've smelled in my. entire life. And I've been around some. smellyers, you know. >> Wait, have you worked out with this. person before? >> No, they just signed up at the gym. That's rough because then you're not. even well known enough for someone to be. like, "Hey, homie. Love you. You stink.". >> No, I'm going to tell him. >> You guys said homie and him again. >> Sorry. Sorry. [laughter] Next time. I. don't care. Just leave the hems in. >> Let's talk about what really drives.

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gym walking up. >> like his mom. I'll just like lift your. armpits, you know? Like, let's I'll help. you. I would I would die. [laughter]. >> Speaking of why my left why my right. armpit was so spicy all this time. So. this story is crazy. Starting like last November, my vagina, I was having like the worst urinary. tract infections. I've never been a. urinary tract infection. I get if I got. pounded out really hard or something. like that, of course I would get a UTI.

[laughter]. The look on your face right now is my. She said, >> "Yeah, I just wasn't expecting. [laughter] those words.". >> But it's like, "Girl, the girls know. what I'm talking about. When you get. down really good, you'll get a. >> and you don't go pee immediately after. it'll [ __ ] you up.". >> Yes. So, I was getting all these UTI and. I kept blaming my husband. I'm like, "What is going on?" I'm like, "What are. we doing here?" Like, "Why am I getting. these UTI?" And he's like, "Baby, I. don't even know." I went to multiple. doctors because I'm like what is.

happening? So finally. almost a year later I go to my doctor. and I'm like look I am getting just. reoccurrent. UTI and I do I have bladder cancer like. what is happening cuz I was soing. stressed out and she's like let's get. you a um you know a ultrasound and we'll. look around or whatever. Everything came. back perfect. She's like, I think that. you're just at that age where you need. to start using vaginal estrogen. Maybe.

you're getting tiny tears like anytime. you have sex and it's creating these. bacterial infections. And I'm like, it's that time, you know? And listen, I. [clears throat] started using the the. the uh vaginal estrogen and it was. amazing, but it didn't get rid of my. bladder infections. And so I'm thinking. and I'm just like it's repeating over my. mind. And I'm like, what the is doing. it? And then a light bulb went off. I. need to switch my soap. I've been using.

Johnson and Johnson baby wash my entire. life. And I'm like, maybe they changed. something in. >> ingredient. >> the ingredient, right? So, I'm like, what's it going to hurt? I've already. tried everything. I've been on every. antibiotic you can think of. I've I'm. using vaginal estrogen now. Let's try. it. So, I go and I buy baby um Cetaphil. baby wash and I use it. And I'm telling. you, the first time I used it, my vagina. went back to normal. >> Wow.

>> Yes. >> Isn't Johnson and Johnson in a lawsuit. or has been? >> I didn't know, but I was reading about. it and it's like the worst you but it. has so much like fragrance and stuff in. it. >> and this baby wash cetaphil has saved my. life. So, my one of my tips here is I. know that they say to not use any wash. on your vagina. They say you're supposed. to use just water. I can't do that. because I just feel like I don't know. I. work out like it's, you know, musty. [clears throat]. >> Wait, let me clarify that cuz I I was.

confused when I started seeing that. online like don't wash your vagina that. it I think they I could be wrong in it. No, they mean just scrub it because you. gota you got. >> they say that too, but they say to not. to only use water and that your vagina. will figure it out itself. And I'm. because it's self-cleansing, you know, and I'm not one of those people. I just. can't and work out like I wear tight. stuff all the time like and. >> so no soap,

>> no soap. Like a lot of people use water. and we're not judging anybody who only. uses water. You know, some people are. like, >> I'm super sensitive, so I'm probably one. of those people who only needs to use. water, but if you're going to use. anything on your vagina, make sure it is. like fragrance-free and like super. gentle or else you're going to go. through what I just went through for the. past year. >> That's crazy. >> Crazy. [snorts] Cuz I've been a huge. Johnson and Johnson baby wash fanatic my. entire life. Soap that we use in our.

armpits. >> Yeah. >> That's crazy. I didn't even think that. >> Do you use the antibacterial soap on. your vagina? >> Anywhere that's near it. Yes. But not. like I don't scrub it. >> You don't touch your lips with it. though, do you? Okay. I was going to say. that'll you up. You'll get a yeasty. beast. >> No, that's why I said you got to like. scrub around it. And I feel like so many. people hear that and they're like, "Oh, I'm not using anything down there." And. I'm like, "No, no, there's still. crevices and things around it.". >> Nooks and crannies. >> Yeah. Get the nooks and the crannies, but like don't be shoving soap in there.

But yeah, so that was a wild ride that I. went on because I was using the wrong. soap. >> Soap can also change your uh hormones, too. Like. >> I I I noticed [clears throat] a huge. different difference when I stopped. using Bath & Body Works. >> Yes. I don't use Bath & Body Work. products anymore at all. >> I want to look up that Johnson and. Johnson real quick on that. >> While you look that up, do you mind if I. This leads into another thing that I. want to teach people about. So, while I.

was on this adventure of having these. non-stop UTI, my doctor, Dr. C, who came on the. podcast, was like, "You need to try this. supplement called Danos." And I'm like, "I'm not trying any supplement cuz my. body's so sensitive." And she's like, "No, trust me. Try De Manos." So, I'm. going to read to you guys what de Manos. is. And when I tell you if you take this. before and after sex or anytime you have. a bladder infection, it will be healed. and you will not have to take um.

antibiotics. >> I need this. I'm It is the It is a. lifesaver. >> I need it because I Well, I've had. bladder infections since I was basically. born. Like they don't know what it was. I had so many testing as a kid cuz they. thought I had like. >> pinhole like holes in my bladder cuz it. was so bad. And like I've always like I. could literally hold my pee 5 minutes. too long. Raging UTI. And like I. remember. >> the worst one I just recently had. We. were driving back from Calabasas after a.

podcast, Britney's podcast. I held my. pee over the mountain till we got back. to the hotel. You guys, I ended up. having to go on so many medications and. it like that was like what a 20 minute. drive. >> D Manos, it's going to save your life. I'll have you I'll order you some to. your house. So, De Manos is a type of. simple sugar. It's naturally found in. cranberries, apples, peaches, and. berries. >> That's right. >> Comes as a supplement powder, which is. the one that I've used. I've never taken. the capsule. You might be able to.

stomach the capsules. I just did the. powder cuz I like to control it. >> Um even though it's a sugar, it doesn't. spike blood sugar the way glucose does. because your body absorbs it. differently. Mhm. >> The biggest benefit of it is um. recurrent UTI, post- sex UTI, bladder. irritation from bacteria. Some studies. show demanos can work as well as lowdose. antibiotics for prevention without. killing your microbiome. Wow. How it. works? E.oli um E.coli bacteria stick to.

the bladder wall using little hooks. Demanos coats those hooks. The bacteria. can't stick anymore. They flush out when. you pee. Demanos makes the bladder too. slippery for bacteria to stay. What the. heck? So, anyone who gets frequent UTI, women who get UTI after sex, people. sensitive to antibiotics, people getting. bladder irritation from stress or. hormonal ch changes, it's so gentle. Um, even sensitive bodies can take it. because I take it and I love it so much.

So ladies, if you are having a problem. with UTI, de Manos powder, amazing test. makes so much sense. I'll literally. finish off those bags of cranberries. >> and it'll help. >> everything just start working. immediately. I And like that was an old. trick that I've used my entire life was. just to eat cranberries when I felt a. UTI. >> or the juice. I like to just eat the. cranberries, but like the juices too. I. just feel like the juices have so much. more sugar. They're like so much more.

processed than like the actual. cranberries themselves. So that's why I. like those better. But. >> knowing this now, >> oh, game changer. It's going to change. your life. Going to change your. [clears throat] life. >> Absolutely. >> All right. Sorry, I hogged all the. freaking tips, but go ahead, Haley. >> Okay. Mine's makeup related. It's a. quick little tip, but I see people do. this a lot and it So, whenever you have. acne and you want to like spot cover. with like concealer or whatever, always. put the concealer on the back of your. hand and use a brush and then wash that.

brush every time you're done like spot. concealing. Cuz if you use the wand, the. applicator and touch your acne, you're. putting bacteria on that wand and. putting it back into your product and. contaminating it. So then when you keep. using it, you're just creating more acne. on your face. So if you use a brush and. clean it every time, it should actually. help your acne. >> You really shouldn't put stuff on acne. unless it is closed. You do not want to. put any makeup on open acne. I remember.

doing someone's makeup one time at MAC. and they she had open wound acne and. that's like a biohazard. like there's. blood and I was like I'm sorry I can't. touch your upper half of your face. >> She got so mad at me. >> and I was like it is a bio hat. Like you. have open wound and blood like I'm and I. refuse to do her makeup. >> Good for you. >> She left for risking health of everyone. else. >> Absolutely. That's like when we do hair. and people would come in with sores on.

their heads. I'm like I can't put a. chemical in this open sore on your head. >> Why would you want that? That would hurt. so bad. >> People do it all the time. people with. like um like psoriasis breakouts, >> they'd be like just slap it on there and. I'm like. >> no. >> Yeah. >> Same with like droppers like when you're. doing like serums and stuff. I see a lot. of like like get ready with me or doing. my skinincare and they touch the. droppers to their face which also is. putting bacteria onto it and putting it. into So just don't touch.

>> don't touch applicators or droppers to. your face. >> Yeah. When doing that's a really really. good tip. Can I go pee? Speaking of UTI, I had sex this morning. >> Oh, >> Jesus Christ. >> Mom and dad, >> right? Okay. Yes. I don't think this is. a French tip. I think it's the end of. the toenail. [laughter]. >> I should paint them. >> Have you painted them? That'd be so. funny. >> Is that a French tip? >> No, it's just the end of the toenail. >> I think it's a French tip. >> The end of your toenail is naturally. white.

>> Like the tip. >> because it's not connected to your. >> snacks. What are we all? >> There's better ones in the other room. I. promise you that. >> Bring me a Cheeto. [laughter]. >> Bring me a Cheeto. >> Yeah, because it's not connected to your. skin underneath. So, it's white. This. looks red cuz it's connected to your. meat. >> So, that's just your free end. >> What? >> That's what that's called. [snorts] When. it disconnects from your skin, it's.

called your free end. >> Yeah. And that's exactly why I don't let. people cut my nails. If you notice in my. nail videos, I cut. >> I hear her coming with handfuls of. snacks. [laughter]. >> Thank you. Um, yeah, I don't let people cut my. nails because I've been cut before. My. meat grows really, really high. >> Oh, I know. I hate that word, but it. does. [clears throat] Like, it's. literally And it's because I've always. had long nails my whole life. Even my. natural nails grow really long, so it.

forms to your nails. So that's why my. meat goes higher. >> And I've been cut before to where it. separates your meat from your. >> like nail bit or your skin, whatever. Bled everywhere. So I And my nail girl. knows. >> she hands you the clippers. >> Oh, no. I bring my own. I also don't. like to use. >> clippers and stuff. You need nail. clippers. >> Yeah, I have my own. Uh I do the same. color on my toes. I bring my own every. time. And that's how you get fungus too. on your toes. >> I just lost a toenail like a couple.

months ago because I think they gave me. a fungus and I had to like put like. treatment on it. >> I always I always pedicure if you're. going. >> never went back. >> Nail polish straight on your toes. Always bring your own. >> I'm good. >> Yeah. >> Yep. What do you got for us? >> Um going back to like not washing your. hair. There's so many ways that you can. actually get away with this. Um, but you. don't want to go too long without. washing your hair because I do feel like. people take advantage of that and. they're like, "It's been three weeks.". And I'm like, if you're not adding. product to add hydration back to your.

hair for those 3 weeks, it can dry out. and break off. But like using dry. shampoo, I think like my number one. thing that goes viral every time I talk. about it online is spraying the dry. shampoo in a brush and then brushing it. through your hair because you don't want. that buildup. You want to take the oil. out. You don't want it to just sit. And. like aerosol being straight sprayed. straight on your scalp. You just. recently had a test and it tested for. aerosol. So, it's a great way to reduce. putting aerosols straight into your. scalp cuz that's like open. That's like.

open. >> The healthiest my hair was ever was. during quarantine. >> cuz you weren't washing it all the time. >> Yeah. That's how I trained my hair to. like only wash. >> Exactly. People want to know how to like. train. >> I I had to We had to be in lockdown. That's how I trained. Well, it needs to. create some type of barrier on your. scalp. So, if you're washing it every. single day, you're taking that dry skin. and it's just an open wound. That'd be. like picking the scab off of a wound. every day, it's not going to heal. It's. going to take so much longer than if you. just leave the scalp the scab there, it.

will heal. So, with the same thing, if. you're scrubbing that scalp every single. day and you're taking that dead skin. off, you're opening the pores for the. oil secretion just to come out. That's. why you're getting oily hair quicker. What about somebody that has dandruff. and like oily hair? >> So, okay, dandruff can actually be. totally like not fully That's a tough. one. Some people mistake dandruff. psoriasis. There's like so many if. you're like seeing stuff on your scalp. A dermatologist needs to be able to.

identify whether it is psoriasis um or. dandruff cuz those are two different. things and they're caused by two. different things. You can actually. leaving your hair wet and putting it up. in a bun can cause dandruff because it's. actually a bacteria. Dandruff isn't dry. scalp. It's a bacteria that is happening. on your scalp. And that can come from. dirty brushes. That can come from a. million different things. That can come. from dirty fingernails scratching on. your scalp and you cause yourself this. essential infection in a way of saying.

it. But then you have psoriasis. Psoriasis comes from internally out. while dandruff is an external thing. >> Yeah. So like psoriasis itself is. something that it's like an autoimmune. type thing that's coming out of your. body. >> Yeah. >> And that's when you get like. >> pussiness into the hair while dandruff. is more of like a flakiness. >> Right. >> Well, mine's going back to the vagina. [laughter].

Ah, I love vagina makeup hair. >> I love it. It fits. >> So, I have um a shaving hack because I. guess so. I guess it's not just vagina, but I have a shaving hack that I've done. my entire life. I never have ingrown. hairs around my bikini line and I know. some girls really suffer with having. >> Okay, so one, I only use men's razors. >> I will not use a woman's razor. I think. they're weird and they like I don't.

know. They just don't work good. Two, I. shave with baby oil. What? Shaving with. baby oil is a game changer, dude. You. will not get bumps if you shave with. baby oil. Make sure you wipe it off. after cuz it does. It will leave a film. on you. But yeah, shave your bikini line. with baby oil. Just pour it on there. Shave with it. >> I'm trying. Try it. Let me know how it. goes. >> Yeah. Show us a picture. [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah. So, that was. >> I'll report back. That's that's.

definitely a hack I have to try. >> I actually use it on my legs, too. So, it makes your legs like super soft. But. just after you shave, make sure you wash. off with soap and water because if not, unless you want that baby oil feeling on. your legs. Yeah. But if not, definitely. wash with soap and water. I promise you, it's a game changer for any sort of. lumps and bumps that you could possibly. think of or ingrown hairs. >> Nice. How many? Do you have a men's one? >> I do. Yeah. Um I think if you are over. the age of 18, a grown man essentially,

um you should not have any streaks in. underwear and. >> or on couches. >> Or on couches. >> Yes. Learn how to um wash that. >> Or how do you wash your. >> uh not a lofah, but like a wa you got to. have a washcloth. Yeah. >> Or even if you no washcloth, >> use your hand. I don't care. But. >> let's use a washcloth. >> Use a for sure. But like. >> you need something to wash off the. dingleberries because they're just and. there's a smell like you you got to wash.

your like you just have to. And. >> do you think there's men out there not. washing their absolutely a lot of men. don't wash. >> and it's on purpose almost they're like. but I'm like no that's that's like bad. It's not. >> my exes didn't use a washcloth at all. and I was like what are we doing? Yeah. More women than men wash their There's a. lot of men whose like mothers or fathers. never taught them. >> proper hygiene. Wow. I I you know, and. that could be me. >> I would think that was a common sense.

thing, but I get now why maybe they just. don't they just think the soap running. back there will do it. Yep. >> That's not the case. >> Have you ever taught cash how to wipe. his washes? >> Oh, he will make sure everyone knows his. clean. Okay. [laughter] He'll press it. right there against those like the uh we. have those big glass things and he'll be. like, "Look, it's clean.". >> He he'll let everyone know. We're we're. really big about like I go double I'm. really big on my kids learning how to do. things on their own, dressing. themselves, washing their own hair,

those kind of things. And I don't feel. like it's ever too early to teach those. things. And I know it's a very grownup. thing and you can jump in at any time. and help those kids. But my daughter is. 9 years old and can fully and very. accurately wash her own hair. Yeah. >> And I wanted to ensure from a young age. that she knew how to double shampoo if. maybe she skipped a day of washing her. hair or so like or if she, you know, she. sweats a lot when she goes horseback. riding in the summer and I'm like, "Hey, one shampoo is not going to do it. We're. going to shampoo twice if not three. times until that emulsifies in your.

hair. You are not clean." And I wanted. her to know those things. Same thing. with the with cash. Like all your parts. down there get very washed, you know, cuz I think boys too, like not a lot of. boys know if you're not snipped, how. >> to clean yourself. >> You got to clean inside of it, too. You. don't just clean the outside. The inside. is so important to be washed. >> Oh, yeah. That cheese is real. >> Uhhuh. No, you got to you got to take. care of yourself. And also wash your. hands in the bathroom, guys. I've be. seen that. It's You'd be surprised how. many dudes don't wash their hands.

>> They just walk out of the bathroom. >> They're just lazy about it. And I'm. like, >> also Yeah. Also, women, make sure your. guy washes his hands before he puts them. inside of you. >> I'm so [clears throat] picky now, too. Like, if my husband's nails are dirty, >> you're not your fingers. >> Well, you could get That's how you could. get BV like. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You have to be very very conscious. of what goes inside of your vagina. because it anything could set that off. >> And as you're younger, you you've got. Teflonies, but as you get older, that.

teflon turns into a little delicate. flower. Okay. Trust. Take it from one. one teflon retiree to another. Okay, it. is I'm telling you, man. It's a battle. I had an ex that gave me BV almost every. time we slept together. >> So, okay, let's talk about this. This is. a great thing cuz I have I have a cure. for BV. So, I too had an ex where every. time we had we would pass it back and. forth to each other. >> I didn't know that's what we were doing.

So, if you have a dude and your vagina. starts smelling fishy, know for a fact. that it is BV. You don't always have to. have um you don't always have to have. discharge. It can just be the smell. >> or it could be burning when you pee. >> Burning. Yep. Stuff like that. It mimic. It can mimic a yeast infection. sometimes, too. Everybody's body is. different. >> Mine was yeast in I or not. Yeah. Yeast. infection. Mine was the fish. Like I. would know straight up like, "Okay, I've. got a in between my thighs. I need to do. something. So, first and foremost, first.

line of defense, when you have BV, you. there's a stuff called Metro Gel that. you can take. A lot of people prefer to. take it in pill form. I don't like. taking antibiotics. So, I would get the. Metro Gel and you just put like a a. freaking one dose of this gets rid of. it. You're supposed to take it for like. seven days, but one dose of it literally. your vagina will be supreme and and. amazing again. Um, >> you're getting it from like Walgreens. >> You have to get it prescribed by a.

doctor. Yeah, good. Thank you. You have. to get it prescribed by a doctor, but. most doctors will prescribe it for you, especially if you tell them like, "Hey, I don't like taking antibiotics." Next, your dude needs to take the medication. and rub Metroel on his because if you. don't and he doesn't finish that. medication and you don't rub Metroel on. his and just let it dry, next time you. guys have sex, you're going to get. reinfected. That's what kept happening. to me was that I would go cure it and he. was very shameful to me saying this was.

a me problem but he never went and got. it fixed. So he from men because that's. the only time you get it is. when I was young I was like 17 at the. time and like he literally. >> was he other girls. >> thinking back now probably. >> Yeah. So a lot of men who multiple women. end up with BV. It's just and especially. men who don't wear condoms. >> Yeah. And like I BV, >> it's bacterial vaginosis. So it's like a. fungus that grows in your body. I could.

be I don't know if Is it a fungus? >> It's a bacteria. Yeah. It's like a. bacteria that a man will give to a woman. essentially. Yeah. So it's like. >> And a girl's vagina will smell like. straight up fish because of it. So if. you smell a girl, >> like if you go into a bathroom stall. after a girl goes in there, you can. smell the fish and you know that it's. bacterial vaginosis. >> Mine never smelled. Mine always mimicked. UTI, but I I would like go to like. Planned Parenthood or something and be. like, "I don't know what's going on. Why. do I keep getting a UTI?" And she was. like, "No, this is BV." Yeah. >> And I was like I was like probably 17,

18 at the time. I don't remember. It was. when I was I was like with him for those. two years. I just remember being like, >> "Oh, this is a me problem." Because he. would shame me and being like, "You've. got a dirty vagina." And I'll be like, "I'm only with you." And then as I like. years go by, I was like, "That mother. >> Yeah. Yeah, >> he was the one that was like out. probably. the girls and was bringing things back. to me and I would always go to the. doctor and get it cured and then he. would give it to me again. >> Yeah. I had a guy freak out one time.

when I told him like, "Hey, you gave me. BV." And they'd be like, [gasps] he was. like, "What do you mean?" And not they, he was like, "What do you mean?" And. went and got like an STD panel. And he's. like, "I'm clear." And I'm like, "Men. can't get tested for BV. No, >> they don't. There's no way to tell if a. man has bacterial vaginosis. You just. need to take the medication and I. promise you it will go away. Like it's. not that big of a deal. BB is not a big. deal. It's very common and it happens. all the time. >> It doesn't you don't get it from other. girls too. Like just having dirty and.

like something down there. >> having dirty and giving it to her. You. could be in a marriage for 20 years. never slept with anyone else and still. give your partner BB. >> Yeah. Absolutely. >> What else we got? >> What's your next makeup one? Um, [clears throat] I don't know. I'm. sure a lot of people do this, but do not. store your makeup in your bathroom. One, um, when you take a hot shower, that. condensation can get into your makeup,

which can cause it to grow bacteria, um, and expire faster, um, which also could. cause you to break out. Also, if you. have your makeup just laying out or your. brush is laying out and you flush the. toilet after taking a number two with. the lid open, >> those particles are going to go on your. brush. >> and your makeup. poop particles. >> on your face. Same with like you. shouldn't I mean I always cl close the. lid to flush, but like it could also get.

on your toothbrush. >> Yeah. >> So like you're literally just. >> a little lid and goes in the drawer and. close the drawer. Yeah. Yeah. But yeah, don't just don't store your makeup in. the bathroom. You want to store it in. just like a cool dry. >> place cuz. >> or like a makeup bag. >> Yes. But out of the bathroom. >> Well, yeah. Yeah. But I just like, you. know, mine's like zipped up closed in a. closet. >> Yeah, that's perfect. I keep my makeup. all in a closet, too, cuz it stays the. same temperature. Um, that's another. thing like if people see like I have.

when I would give makeup lessons or MAC. when I worked at MAC, people would come. in and be like, "This product doesn't. work." And I'd be like, "Let me take a. look at it." And I'd always know what it. was. And it would be this like film over. it's mostly on powders. Um, and it would. be like a film over. It's like kind of. shiny and your powder [clears throat] is. supposed to not be shiny, right? >> Yeah. And I'd be like, "So, this is oil. and bacteria from not washing your. brushes.".

>> Oh. Putting your brush back in. >> You can't you can't get any powder. So, you literally have to take I always tell. people to take just like a butter knife. and just scrape off that first layer, throw it in the trash, spray a little. alcohol, let it completely dry, and then. you can use your product again. But you. should always be washing your brushes. >> Yes. >> I would have so many people come to me. for lessons, and they'd be like, "Oh, I. haven't washed them in like a couple. months." I'm like, you know how like. you're putting all that bacteria and oil. into your makeup which makes it like. expire faster. So, >> what about I know this is going to be a.

controversial topic cuz I think they're. disgusting, but makeup wipes. >> You love makeup wipes. >> I love makeup wipes. Yes. But I on you I. only use it to clean up right here. >> Right. Right. >> And I I switched also after. >> girls who nightly routine is. >> makeup wipe is not washing your face. >> No, you have got to wash your face. >> Have I? >> It's [laughter] okay because I there's. been times where I don't feel like doing. my skin care, but I'll at least use like.

two to three to make sure it gets all. off. >> I only use half a pack. >> Yeah. [laughter]. >> Yeah. But that's not washing. You have. to wash your face. >> Yeah. Wash your face. Skin care is so so. important. What's wrong? >> I don't wash my face. >> You don't wash your face? Piss me off. Make wipe the out of my face. Piss me. off. >> But like I. wash my face in the shower, but like if. it's like end of the night, I don't go. scrub my face. I know.

>> How do I. >> imagine all the impurities, the farm, >> everything that you collect on your face. and you're just laying that in your. pillow every night? >> Do you wash your pillow like once a. week? >> Yeah, like the the covers. Yeah. The. problem is is. skin care is so important. I don't think. people realize like how important. skinare is. When I was younger, I was. the same way. I didn't I'd fall asleep. in makeup. When I first got with Jay, I. would sleep with my eyes on. >> that because I didn't want him to see me.

without makeup on. And after, you know, once you hit a certain point in life, you can't do that anymore. like you. really my skin when I was 37 looked like. I was 52. I had so many like acne scars. I had uh dark spots all over my face. Like if I showed a picture of what my. skin looked like at 37 compared to now. It's night and day. I always say you. look so much younger than when I first. >> Benjamin Button. You went backwards. You. look younger now than when we met. >> I appreciate that. And I'm not saying.

that for alkales. I'm saying it because. like I truly 100% believe in real. skinincare. Now listen, I've seen some. girls on TikTok who do that whole droing. thing. Whatever. >> You don't need that. You do not need. that. I literally when I. >> so overconumer literally you need a good. gentle cleanser which I use from um. >> fragrance free. >> Yeah, fragrance free. I I use um what is. it called? >> Oak Essentials. >> Oak Essentials. Love Oak Essentials. Shout out to Oak Essentials. They do not.

sponsor me or do they? At one point they. did. At one point they did, but they. don't. And they're not paying me for. this at all. Um, I use Oak Essentials. I. use their I think it's like raw milk uh. gentle cleanser. And then at night, I. literally just put a huge. glob of their uh moisturizing like gel. It's not gel. Moisturizing like it's not. cream either. What is it called? Like a. oil almost all over my face. I put it on. my eyelids. I put it all the way down my.

neck down to here. And I just soak in it. every single night and that is all I do. >> These other girls that are doing like. the 10step skinare things, I can't do. that. >> I don't have time for it at all. >> Me, I don't have the patience. And I I. feel like the more I put on my face, the. more up it gets. Like it breaks. >> That's how I feel, too. I told her that. one time, too. It's like I'm so. minimalist with my skin. >> Yeah. >> And like I use like the Sarah Ve essay. cleanser or whatever like that. That's. what I wash my face with in the shower. And then I use sometimes if my skin is.

dry that blue. >> lanage. >> Yes. I wear what's the stuff you had me. buy in France. >> Uh the pink. Yeah, that's. >> fire brand also for skinare. >> Yeah, I actually really really enjoy. them and that's pretty much all that. >> I use Korean skinare. >> Doesn't need to be. I love Korean. skincare. Some of it's really potent. though. Some of it really mixes. >> Yeah, you got to make sure it's you have. no fragrance or dyes in your skinare. So. don't like fall for like a lot of brands. that like make it like about the.

packaging and like it's like bright pink. or like it smells like watermelons like. you shouldn't go off smell like that's. not good for you. >> If it smells good that's just a good. benefit but that shouldn't be your first. indicator of like. >> what to be using on your face by any. means like. >> yeah I do believe in micro needling and. stuff like that. So like you can do it. at home. You can buy the doctor pen from. Amazon, of course, watch a million. YouTube videos like I did and you can. figure it out yourself. Or go get it. done one or two times.

>> Facial. Monthly facials will change your. life, too. Do that for sure. >> Monthly facials. Just you could do mic. you could do micro needling once a month. or you could do it once every 3 months. Like I don't stay on top of it like I. should, but it's such a game changer. And you don't have to have a million. products to do this stuff. >> I would love your guys's opinion on this. cuz I this is a hill I will die on. your. face has a certain amount of like. collagen it'll make in its lifetime, right? And then eventually it gets. wrinkly. >> Do you feel because this is how I feel. these girls who are like early on doing.

this crazy skin 20st step like adding. all these like things, do you think they. are preusing their collagen and they're. going to look older quicker? Because. >> some women do already. I don't know if. that's like a scientifically proven. fact, but I know that like there's a. couple of YouTubers that do like skin. care and they're like they look older. than they are. >> and I think it's because you're preusing. >> I'm not listening to you. >> your collagen because you you literally. are given a set amount in your lifetime.

like you are your ovaries. You only get. so many eggs out of your ovaries and. that number is predetermined when you. are conceived. Y. >> it's the same thing with collagen in. your skin. I feel like these like. influencers and these people doing these. like crazy things to their faces are. pre-using that collagen. >> It's just not necessary. >> No, it it's it's time consuming and it. looks cool on camera, but to do that. every night like. >> 15-year-old should not be using retinol. >> No, never. I don't even use retinol. I don't. like retinol. Retinol makes my face look.

crazy. I do not believe in retinol at. all. Anytime I've tried to use it, >> but I've literally seen young girls be. using it. I'm like, "No, no, I had to. use it because I got these spots. Um, your body changes when you get pregnant. and I got these like dark spots on my. upper lip.". >> Yes. And they said that retinol was. supposed to help. It helped. tremendously, by the way. I was able to. like get rid of them, but I stopped you. Like, I used it for a purpose. And I. feel like these things are made and. designed for a purpose, but not. preventative. There are things that are.

preventative, and there's things for. purpose. And I think I don't feel like. they know how to regulate those things. They're just seeing what they see on the. internet and it's like, "Oh, I won't age. if I use this." No, you're going to age. faster if you use that. >> Yeah, I believe that, too. Go to a der. dermatologist. >> laying with your toes. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No, dermatologists like are so. underrated. I feel like everyone should. have a dermatologist. >> You also should get your skin checked at. least twice a year. >> And why? Always. >> And because that's how I found out I had. skin cancer. >> Mhm. >> And had to get it cut out of my leg.

>> Yeah. >> Was it a mole? Tell you take us on the. journey. It was a mole and it was it. like was getting bigger and turning like. a little bit more red and it was my old. trainer that was like you should go get. it checked out and I was like and so I. did and they cut the mole out and tested. it and it came back positive for. melanoma and so then I had to cut a. portion. >> of my leg. >> for a mole like so little. It's like a. >> 4 in 5 in scar. No, they cut they cut.

deep around it to make sure that it. doesn't like. >> right before I was about to like pass. out from anesthesia. They go, "We might. also have to take a skin graft from your. um upper thigh." And then I like passed. out and I was freaking out. I was like, "I do not want that." Thankfully, they. didn't have to. >> Why would they tell you that right. before you go under? I don't know. But I. freaked out. But my dad had it, too. So, my dad's had it, too. There's don't lay. in tanning bed. I lost my best friend, Grace, to skin cancer, so it's. definitely very serious. >> Yeah, no tanning beds.

>> I go I go get my moles checked cuz I I. have a few moles. I go get my moles. checked every year cuz I always think. one's getting bigger or something's. going on. >> Yeah. Always if you think one is. changing, take a picture of it and just. watch it. >> Yeah. Us as hair stylists, we do we see. people so regularly that we can like a. lot of the times, you know, ears, face, scalp, those things. And there has been. many times I've told someone like go get. it checked. I did have one client that. passed away. She ended up finding out. the thing on her ear. We were like, hey,

>> I see you pretty regularly and this. hasn't always looked like this. And she. ended up going and getting and then like. they took it out and then she had to go. through treatment and she didn't end up. making it through. But like, >> yeah, it was pretty crazy cuz we all. were like, "We promise you." We'd all. cut her hair. Like, she'd go to any of. us. And we were like, >> "We can guarantee this did not look like. this before." And she Yeah. How crazy. >> Isn't that how Bob Marley died? He had. skin cancer, I think, in his own nail. >> I'm not sure. I don't know. >> Pretty sure that's how he passed.

>> Oh my god. Like, I didn't know that. >> Well, my last tip is going to be a. controversial one, too. But, you know, I'm always here to just say what I do. and you guys don't have to do say as I. what is it? Do as I say, not as I do. Um, I truly feel like after watching the Tik. Toks with people finding mold in their. pads and. >> tampons, how toxic they are for your. body. When I wear tampons, I cramp so. much more. I'm talking like my freaking.

like my cramps double if I ever wear. tampons. But so I haven't worn tampons. in like I maybe 10 years. Like I really. do not wear tampons. I stopped wearing. them cuz they were hurting me and they. were just so uncomfortable. But now that. everybody's finding the mold in the. pads, I have invested. Of course, I I used to. wear the diapers all the time cuz you. know, and I still do off and on, but. I've discovered period panties and I. love them. >> Okay. I saw you get them delivered to.

your house the other day. I need an. explanation. [laughter]. >> Yeah. Are we just ringing them out in. the sink? We throwing them. What's. happening? >> No, you literally No, no blood gets on. you. You don't see the blood. Like, it. is literally the cleanest thing I've. ever done. There's also different types. of material. So, I love the ones that's. kind of like the nylon stretchy material. cuz it feels much better on your body. Um, but like on the inside, there's like. a cloth pad on the inside that absorbs. everything. >> And even on your heaviest days, like.

nothing. say, how heavy of a flow are we. talking about? >> I'm heavy. I'm a heavy flow. >> I'm a heavy. >> Yeah, I'm a heavy heavy flow. I have had. to change my period panties uh once or. twice during the day because it felt a. little heavy and I was just like, let me. change this to be safe. But no, you just. throw them in the washing machine, wash. them on hot water, and bring them back. out and they're perfect. Like, they are. the best thing that has ever been. invented. And I truly feel like. >> it's the safest route right now. I know. there's going to be people who are like, "That's still a certain type of fabric.

against your skin, but yeah, it's not. inside of you, you know.". >> Yeah. I feel like I'm becoming allergic, and this is so crazy. I don't even know. if it's true. I think I'm becoming. allergic to tampons. >> It It happened to me. How old are you? >> It's causing 33. >> Yeah, it's Mine started around 37. >> Yeah. It's causing like issues around my. period. >> You use um not going to put them on. blast, but it's like there's like a U. there, the black box. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I switched to like the all. All natural. It's like a orange box and. then there's one like a a tub and I.

>> no aura maybe. I don't know. But I can. tell a difference. >> switching. >> Yeah. I I'm going to have to I ended up. doing diapers for a while. And. >> what is it causing you? >> Like just pain. >> Just pain down there. And I'm like. >> I don't know what's happening. Like it. has to be cuz it's always around my. period time. And it's like it's like the. day after my period ends. I'm just like, man, it just hurts down there and then. it just clears up and it's fine. >> So, I told Jason the other day, I was.

like, I think I'm becoming allergic to. tampons. >> Yeah, they're not good for you. Tampons. are so bad. If you research the. ingredients, >> everything so much. And you're we're. literally putting that inside of us. And. did you know that your your vagina lips. um just at that entrance right there are. huge estrogen receptors? So, that like. controls the hormones for your entire. setup down there is right there. right? Uh about like a pinky finger in on your. vagina. >> and you're just shoving something in. >> Just shoving a just toxic cotton ball up.

there. And I know there's some girls who. are like, I'd rather have a tampon in. than panties. That's cool. But there's. going to be a day that comes that those. tampons are not going to be comfortable. on you. >> I'm getting I'm going to try the. panties. >> Try the panties. The panties are get the. nylon ones cuz they're stretchier. I. love that. >> What cut do they come? Are they like boy. shorts? >> You can get [ __ ] boy shorts. You can. get boxers. You can get briefs. You can. get a g-string. You can get all of it. >> G-string. That would. >> that would cover nothing for me.

>> Nothing. >> Just one lip. >> One little blood down my legs. >> Oh god. >> No, I don't. >> I really enjoyed this guy. >> This a lot. >> How did you learn? Did you learn a lot? >> Yeah. I think if I was a girl, I'd have. a heavy flow, too. >> Yeah, I [laughter] I think you would, too. >> Yeah. >> You look like you'd have a heavy flow. >> Yeah, I'm learning a lot um about the. inside of the women's body. It's crazy. Uh, >> it's so sensitive. That's crazy. >> Very sensitive. >> All right, guys. I hope our tips helped. you and let us know if you want us to do. more episodes like this.

>> Talk to you later. See you next week. Bye. [music].