What Do You Think?
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3 Oct 2020
I, too, am glad that I am not a young woman now. I've been having some sessions of lymphatic drainage massage on 'roller' machines, and have been saddened to meet so many young women there who are using the massages to help them recover from extensive liposuction and similar procedures. These girls are young and attractive, yet are spending huge amounts of money and undergoing quite traumatic procedures, and some of them are struggling with the fact that the procedures have not worked as they hoped and recovery is slow. It is such a shame. And don't get me started on the current eyebrow trends!
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30 Sep 2020
I fully agree with you Trish. Why do you want to look like a robot? No expression and no smiles and just look like you have just arrived and have no knowledge of anything? i am like you glad I am old enough and wise enough not to have any of this stuff. Thank goodness for you and your LFF range. With these I can look good and still look as if I have been around for a while and enjoyed my life! Thanks Trish you cheer me up with your blogs.
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13 Sep 2020
Very wise words!! Especially scary for those who are quite young and not yet confident in their own skin...
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13 Sep 2020
Couldn't agree more. Pushing 70, female, mixed race and educated. There are times when I feel like I am invisible and if I express an opinion - how dare I. Not that it stops me, am blessed with friends with a similar outlook. So sad for my female grandchildren, the need to be perfect with very limited vision of perfect terrifies me. They are beautiful individulals as they are. Think the media has a lot to answer for especially a certain American TV programme that I believe is coming to an end.
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13 Sep 2020
I totally agree. As a teenager I was convinced that I had an ugly nose! Years later I realised that I no longer thought about it. Now at seventy seven, I actually like my face, despite some scars from removal of several small skin cancers. I take care of my skin , ignore any wrinkles and smile!