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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In my sixties, botoxing, using fillers, small amount of plastic surgery.

I’m tired of it, never ending. I’ve decided to age naturally, wrinkles and all. It will be tough, all my friends are sculpted.

Anyone else tired of beautifying?[/quote]

Sort of.

I'm 54 and do Botox but have decided I'm not increasing my amount of Botox and not starting on fillers or the like. Botox is barely in the budget and I've noticed Botox creep is really normal - used to be your 11's. Then your forehead. Then your crow's feet. Now it's "bunny lines." Basically the whole upper half of the face is frozen and smoothed out. I find it really noticeable in Kate Hudson and Michelle Monaghan:

[img]https://people.com/thmb/_hUkzhtJe2Lb4k_8IH-nXAC3_Xk=/4000x0/filters:no_upscale():max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():focal(734x185:736x187)/Goldie-Hawn-and-Kate-Hudson-oscars-031526-2-fe8d861a10c447ef887070b06dffce1a.jpg[/img]

[img]https://ntvb.tmsimg.com/assets/assets/253846_v9_bb.jpg[/img]

I still color my hair. I'm not sure I want to go fully gray. I'm also still working and frankly believe keeping up my looks and not appearing too old are things I need for my job/industry. Once college tuitions are paid I will reconsider.

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