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Double Whammy! Mustache and Mental Health!
sligmasta
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Two parter here.
First, I am the proud owner of a handlebar mustache, it's the first facial hair I've grown and I love it dearly. That being said I've been having some problems with it, primarily that the curls of the handlebar seem to lean forward and fall down a few hours after waxing. Any advice on how to prevent this procedurally or maybe with a different hair product?
Second and entirely unrelated, I think I'm suffering from depression. My initial problem is I'm not sure who I should be looking for for help; psychologist, psychiatrist, therapist, I'm not sure which would be most helpful. In addition I called my health care provider regarding mental health coverage. They said that they do but for coverage it would come to $50 per session for the copay. This is something I could afford a few times, but couldn't make a regular occurrence. I recognize things like depression aren't "I went to the doctor and he cured it" kind of problems, so would it even be worthwhile to go a couple times?
First, I am the proud owner of a handlebar mustache, it's the first facial hair I've grown and I love it dearly. That being said I've been having some problems with it, primarily that the curls of the handlebar seem to lean forward and fall down a few hours after waxing. Any advice on how to prevent this procedurally or maybe with a different hair product?
Second and entirely unrelated, I think I'm suffering from depression. My initial problem is I'm not sure who I should be looking for for help; psychologist, psychiatrist, therapist, I'm not sure which would be most helpful. In addition I called my health care provider regarding mental health coverage. They said that they do but for coverage it would come to $50 per session for the copay. This is something I could afford a few times, but couldn't make a regular occurrence. I recognize things like depression aren't "I went to the doctor and he cured it" kind of problems, so would it even be worthwhile to go a couple times?
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Still, I am using Clubman's wax
http://www.amazon.com/Clubman-Moustache-Brush-Neutral-White/dp/B000052Y6A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1301618333&sr=8-1
I live in a very wet heat (you desert bastard you) and while my small curls drop a bit I can very quickly fix them without reapplying.
You have a few different options. First, are you currently enrolled in college? If so, visit their CAPS (counseling and psychological services) department, they usually have 6 free sessions as well as referrals. Second, if money is an issue, see if you can find a therapist who offers a free counsultation and see if they know therapists who have sliding scale slots and/or pro bono slots. Lastly, if there is a local MH agency, you can usually talk to them and see if they have referrals to therapists who do sliding scale/pro bono services.