Over 50- Do you find your girlfriends always staring at you to see how you are aging or have aged? or have 'done' ?

[Anonymous]

No, but my hs friends aren’t shallow B’s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hah- I find myself looking to see if other 50+ women are suffering from saggy jowls (because I am!). I was doing that in the stands at a track meet today!

Nothing accentuates my jowls like the harsh glow of a long sunset bouncing off metal bleachers. It’s the best light in which to accidentally open my phone camera in selfie mode so I can truly admire myself.

[Anonymous]

You need better friends.

[Anonymous]

What? No, of course not.

[Anonymous]

Ugh the jowls.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ugh the jowls.

On the bright side, they distract from my oddly short neck.

[Anonymous]

Is there an affordable jowl procedure out there?

[Anonymous]

No. Never. Not all women do this.

[Anonymous]

Not something I realized until looking at this thread, but I do this. Most of my friends work at their exercise and nutrition. If I see them looking especially fit, I say so. Usually launches into a conversation about a change in routine or supplement. Occasionally make up. I switched to tinted sunscreen after one observation that my friend looked glowing.

[Anonymous]

Is this question real? Who are these weirdos?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ugh the jowls.

Jowls are the worst!! I've never considered plastic surgery until these appeared.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not something I realized until looking at this thread, but I do this. Most of my friends work at their exercise and nutrition. If I see them looking especially fit, I say so. Usually launches into a conversation about a change in routine or supplement. Occasionally make up. I switched to tinted sunscreen after one observation that my friend looked glowing.

Which tinted sunscreen do you use?

[Anonymous]

No. But we do talk about who’s doing what. We laugh about getting old. No one is being weird about anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not something I realized until looking at this thread, but I do this. Most of my friends work at their exercise and nutrition. If I see them looking especially fit, I say so. Usually launches into a conversation about a change in routine or supplement. Occasionally make up. I switched to tinted sunscreen after one observation that my friend looked glowing.

Which tinted sunscreen do you use?

I have sensitive skin to SPF so limited in choices. I use one by Kate Summerville that works for me. It mostly camouflages with light reflection but I do dab on some Bobbi Brown color corrector on the dark spots. https://www.nordstrom.com/s/hydrakate-illuminating-spf-50-drops/7767519

[Anonymous]

No. But I have never looked at women in this way anyway, and I’m always surprised to hear when women do this.