face comparison... beginning and now... Post yours....

Klein1475

267 pounds...




195 pounds... 72 pounds down and 52 inches lost

Feb. 25, 2013

koumbay

Amazing transformation! Great job!!

Bronx_Montgomery

Its crazy to see the transformation. Sometimes we do not see it until we go back and look at pictures of our old self. Here are some of mine........sorry most are not of just face

BEFORE


AFTER


SOME COMPARISON PICS

my3kidsrgr8

I don't know how to post pics on the message boards but my profile pic speaks for itself

KrysGettinFit

Mine is my profile pic! That's at about 20 pounds lost, i'm at 22 and a few more inches lost now!

witchy_wife

Here are mine and hubby's. Think I might have posted them before.

SwimFan1981

Before




After

Faye_Anderson

witchy_wife

Faye - love your dress in the second pic!

Faye_Anderson

Faye - love your dress in the second pic!

Thanks, it's from Matalan (shh, don't tell anyone, only cost me a couple of quid on Ebay )

witchy_wife

Faye - love your dress in the second pic!

Thanks, it's from Matalan (shh, don't tell anyone, only cost me a couple of quid on Ebay )

Wahey I live about 10 mins walk from a Matalan store! Will have to check if they still have some in.

BorgieMN

www.borgiesjourney.com

Klein1475

Amazing transformation! Great job!!

Thank you so much...

Klein1475

Its crazy to see the transformation. Sometimes we do not see it until we go back and look at pictures of our old self. Here are some of mine........sorry most are not of just face

BEFORE


AFTER


SOME COMPARISON PICS

Absolutely amazing... I love seeing the total transformation of the whole body as well... You should be very proud of yourself with all the hard work you put it... You can really see the difference... Very handsome...

Klein1475

I don't know how to post pics on the message boards but my profile pic speaks for itself

Yes, it does... You look awesome... Great job

Klein1475

Mine is my profile pic! That's at about 20 pounds lost, i'm at 22 and a few more inches lost now!

Love it... you can see a difference... Congrats...

Klein1475

Here are mine and hubby's. Think I might have posted them before.

Such a sweet looking couple... Love it... Great job.... You look fabulous...

Klein1475

Before




After

Love your pic... You can really see a difference... Great job on all your hard work...

sisierra

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I'm lazy lol, my profile pic has it

ChadB74

alicekgood

swimfan1981 - wow, you look so much younger, i thought you were 18 in the second photo

autopilot_on

240 on the left...210 on the right.

sportyredhead01

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Mine's my profile pic. :happy:

mc54iznit

i cringed uploading that first pic =/ lol

llmcconnell

Shoot dang, bunch of hotties up in this thread, haha! everyone looks so amazing!

BrownEyeAngel

Wow! You look amazing! I am not sure how to upload pics on here. lol

Barbellerella

12 years difference between pics

MelsAuntie

Okay, now, all of you look great. What I need to know is; how do you keep your face from wrinkling when you lose the weight?? I lost 35 lbs. my last year in the postal service, without doing anything except walking around the section ( 4.7 miles, hour and a half) three times a week (in summer), having a great deal of stress at work, coming home exhausted and often falling into bed without any dinner (in winter). I drank nothing except Diet Dr. Thunder ( still tastes better than anything else, in my opinion), and without my paying any attention, the weight just melted off. Yeah, stress and starvation worked wonders. Afterward, though, my body looked very good but my face was more wrinkled and I looked at least five years older. SO, this time I'm losing weight MUCH more slowly, but at 64 my skin doesn't have the elasticity it once did...am I losing weight only to look like a thinner old woman instead of a fat slightly younger woman?? I'm probably the oldest person on here...is it just a matter of age, or do all you successful people have some tip to keep wrinkes at bay??

mc54iznit

Okay, now, all of you look great. What I need to know is; how do you keep your face from wrinkling when you lose the weight?? I lost 35 lbs. my last year in the postal service, without doing anything except walking around the section ( 4.7 miles, hour and a half) three times a week (in summer), having a great deal of stress at work, coming home exhausted and often falling into bed without any dinner (in winter). I drank nothing except Diet Dr. Thunder ( still tastes better than anything else, in my opinion), and without my paying any attention, the weight just melted off. Yeah, stress and starvation worked wonders. Afterward, though, my body looked very good but my face was more wrinkled and I looked at least five years older. SO, this time I'm losing weight MUCH more slowly, but at 64 my skin doesn't have the elasticity it once did...am I losing weight only to look like a thinner old woman instead of a fat slightly younger woman?? I'm probably the oldest person on here...is it just a matter of age, or do all you successful people have some tip to keep wrinkes at bay??

well sadly the more you age the less elastic your skin becomes, so its always going to be harder to keep skin from wrinkling as you age. But there is a lot you can do. Drinking a lot of water will help a lot. Remember that your skin is an organ and can regenerate given it is hydrated well enough and has the right nutrients. I try to drink a gallon of water a day (granted thats not for everyone) but i would say at least half a gallon is essential. There are also a lot of good foods that promote skin health, things like cucumbers, broccoli, and many other "superfoods". You'll also want to make sure you're getting enough Omega 3 in your diet (either by eating fish/peanut butter, or supplementing it with fish oil pills).

besides diet there are other things you can do, like using creams with vitamin E to moisturize, and by not using soaps with sulfate on your skin. Sulfate removes essential oils that the skin needs and if you look at most brands of soap (anything you find in a grocery for example) they all have sulfates in the ingredients list. I use cetaphil for skin cleaning.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001ET76EY/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

also i would look into dry brushing, its a better form of exfoliation for the skin and very effective and reducing wrinkles (though its more for body not for face).

There are probably many other things I'm missing, but a quick google search of how to help keep healthy skin will give you a lot more info. Just like weight loss, its all about making an effort to keep the skin healthy and just sticking to it.

Klein1475

awesome... looking good

Klein1475

www.borgiesjourney.com

That is awesome... wow!!