@SheOnlyLooks25 thank you for the info on hair extensions. Tmi on the 6 grey hairs but I can relate as I found 1 grey eyelash and freaked out and plucked it out. I shouldn't as in a decade I will end up with no eyelashes! Must relax and just apply mascara.
Btw have you heard of Plantur 39 caffeinated shampoo? Seems to get good amazon reviews for hair growth in us postmenop ladies? I just bought keune for dry damaged bleached hair but now thinking I need to also try plantur 39?
Today's post is on good antiaging results. Here is Christie Brinkley who is now in her 60s. I still think she had too much cheek filler which has weighted her cheeks and created deep nasolabial folds but still a very good result and perhaps needs upper lid fg as her eyes are deeply set. The maxilla bone recedes with age so doesn't quite match her younger picture but her philtrum length is a match.
The problem with trying to look younger is the fear of being labelled mutton dressed as lamb. I dread this. And it is a fine line between getting antiaging right where it is convincing and people accept you as looking young or getting it a bit off and the public can spot you don't quite have it right and are actually older. If you want to look 20-30 years younger you have to get your hair and fashion to match a younger face too or you give the game away or as my eldest daughter says stop dressing like a grannie to me. Uhoh.
Btw have you heard of Plantur 39 caffeinated shampoo? Seems to get good amazon reviews for hair growth in us postmenop ladies? I just bought keune for dry damaged bleached hair but now thinking I need to also try plantur 39?
Today's post is on good antiaging results. Here is Christie Brinkley who is now in her 60s. I still think she had too much cheek filler which has weighted her cheeks and created deep nasolabial folds but still a very good result and perhaps needs upper lid fg as her eyes are deeply set. The maxilla bone recedes with age so doesn't quite match her younger picture but her philtrum length is a match.
The problem with trying to look younger is the fear of being labelled mutton dressed as lamb. I dread this. And it is a fine line between getting antiaging right where it is convincing and people accept you as looking young or getting it a bit off and the public can spot you don't quite have it right and are actually older. If you want to look 20-30 years younger you have to get your hair and fashion to match a younger face too or you give the game away or as my eldest daughter says stop dressing like a grannie to me. Uhoh.
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