Shenzhen: Yeah, I'm Officially Not Built For This City.
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Seriously, I keep trying to talk myself into accepting it, but Shenzhen really feels like a city where you just grind away like a beast of burden.
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Shenzhen's climate is actually pretty good.
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Good? My foot!
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Really? Is it that bad? I was all set to start working in Shenzhen, I've even already confirmed with my boss there.
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I guess everyone's different. I have friends who actually love Shenzhen.
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Shenzhen is hot and humid year-round, which can definitely affect your skin. Try adjusting your skincare routine and diet; things usually get much better after an adjustment period. As for bugs, it's common in the humid south to have these 'uninvited guests.' You can get some insect repellent, a mosquito coil, and generally bug-proof your room.
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I used to break out when I was in Shenzhen too.
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Personally, I think it was because the construction sites
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Same here. I lived in Hangzhou for three years and didn't feel particularly down when I first moved there. But in Shenzhen, I just can't seem to get interested in anything.
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Guys who come to Shenzhen often get folliculitis, and women tend to break out and get 'puffy face.' Seems like Shenzhen's water or environment really isn't kind to your skin/body.
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The water quality seems pretty bad.
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It's true, Guangdong is humid and hot, which makes it easy to get acne. My former teacher from Lanzhou said he started breaking out when he moved here too.
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Avoid sugary foods, eat lighter meals, and skip the milk tea. That should help a bit.
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Maybe consider getting some hair removal or IPL photorejuvenation, see if that makes life a little more bearable.
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Oh, really? I actually find Shenzhen's climate quite comfortable. I've been here for six years and never had any acne.