The body-face dilemma after 40
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frankiesgirlie wrote: »Being happy and healthy looks better on everyone.
Photos are me at 42 and then yesterday at 55.
Do I look the same?? Heck no. But I'm healthy, happy, and above ground!!
You look amazing! And I love your hair. I'm blonde and I hope mine turns that shade
eventually.
FWIW I do think that miserable people look older, whether they've lost weight or not. Although context makes a difference. I used to know a woman who was the most depressing person ever and had nothing good to say about anything or anyone, But she was married to a man 20 years older so people used to tell her she looked young (because she did compared to him). I guess that's one way to appear younger?
Anyway, people with sparkling eyes and a big smile automatically look younger.0 -
My sister always said she would celebrate wrinkles and aging skin because they were earned through living. I like her attitude.0
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Agree with previous sentiments if you have the $$$ some subtle cosmetic intervention is the only way to go. Or even atleast just getting Fraxel, RF skin tightening things like that. Creams do *kitten* all. And the obvious hydration, good food especially your proteins and vitamin C's etc, silk pillowcase, facial toning exercise may help...0
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