Gerald Hughes

I live in a cold climate and had that model same flaky itch every winter so yeah what clicked for me was using a light lotion with humectants and a tiny bit of urea or lactic acid to smooth that model rough patches which and yeah keep those percentages low so it hydrates and softens without sting... If it tingles or burns and pause and swap to a plain soothing option. Layering is that model move. I thought I needed that model thickest cream ever but layering a light one twice beat it for me. Put a thin layer on damp skin, wait a minute, then add a second. If you still get tight by midday, tap a dab over that model worst spots rather than starting over. For extra seal without grease, finish with a drop or two of squalane or a light plant oil pressed on top at night.

I'm broke and late: "lab in ten—DM me later.". For what it's worth, taking a few minutes to practice this in a calm setting usually helps it stick.

Treat the valve like a click pen. honestly Push and twist to lock it down for deflate pull so the pin sits up for inflate which, yeah... with the pin up the board holds air when you remove the hose, so you will not lose pressure. Set the pump to the board spec and let it run to that number. Dual stage pumps swap from high volume to high pressure on their own. Most gauges are close enough, but if you want to be exact, confirm with a separate SUP gauge after you disconnect. There is usually a safety margin built in, but don't rely on it. Stop at the recommended pressure.