Very little weight fluctuations outside pregnancy and sunscreen

Botox

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1. Sleeping as many hours as possible
2. Seeing a dermatologist about my uneven coloration

Do you have hyperpigmentation? I do and it looks like I’ve been punched in the eye when I go in the sun. Wish I knew what to do.

I do, but I am brown and many of us are prone to it. I have a friend who is white who also has discoloration but hers looks different. We have the same dermatologist and different treatments - so they have to take a look.

Anonymous wrote:Tretinoin, Ozempic.

I’m surprised people say sunblock. I use it, but I have no basis for comparison.

How old are you? I'm 64, no crows feet or wrinkles on my face or neck, entirely due to vitamin c serum and sunblock, sunblock, sunblock! If you are young do not be naive, even a good plastic surgeon cannot fix sun damage, spots yes, dry damaged skin, no.

Anonymous wrote:1. Sleeping as many hours as possible
2. Seeing a dermatologist about my uneven coloration

Do you have hyperpigmentation? I do and it looks like I’ve been punched in the eye when I go in the sun. Wish I knew what to do.

Botox. IPL. Exercise and sleep. Also no alcohol. .

Most definitely Botox

Tretinoin, Ozempic.

I’m surprised people say sunblock. I use it, but I have no basis for comparison.

Anonymous wrote:Sunblock. Sunblock. Sunblock,

+1

Sunblock. Sunblock. Sunblock,

Spironolactone no question

Figuring out my color season and (I hate this term but) style essence. Having some RULES for what looks good on me makes it so much easier to find! But good hair (cut, washing regularly) is second.

1. Sleeping as many hours as possible
2. Seeing a dermatologist about my uneven coloration

Not drinking and not smoking

What did you do that had the biggest impact on improving your looks and beauty? Was it a beauty product? An outfit? An exercise regime? skincare? plastic surgery?