Ben

A couple months ago I bought St. Ives Apricot Scrub and used it each morning for about a week before realizing that you're supposed to use it sparingly. It ****** up the skin on my cheeks, they're red and blotchy, with a few not-quite-pimples.

Generally I don't get acne very often but this blotchiness has been around for a couple months now and I'm dying to get rid of it. I know I definitely won't use this product again in the future, but how can I fix my damaged skin now?

Anybody have any luck fixing their skin after apricot scrub?

I want to look into the Celtic languages but I'm not sure which one to start with. Is there a big difference in terms of phonology, verb tenses, lexicon etc.? I'm mostly concerned about Irish/Welsh/maybe Scots Gaelic.

I had a slight inflammation of the glans (balanitis) and my doctor prescribed me an antifungal steroid cream. It's working great but now my foreskin is red and irritated at the tip. I can get it over the glans without a problem but it feels a bit stiff and seems to tear a little. Is it possible that the steroid cream is irritating it? It doesn't make much sense since phimosis is treated with the same cream... Will Neosporin also irritate the tip of my foreskin? How about a silicone lubricant?

I need a Danish<->English dictionary that gives phonetic transcriptions of Danish words. I keep finding dictionaries that have transcriptions of the English words but none have them for the Danish words.

Are there transcriptions in Langenscheidt or Berlitz maybe? I haven't been able to find previews of them online and don't want to buy something without them.