Anonymous
09/02/2024 12:51
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
Anonymous wrote:Marrying well.
Np, and honestly, this. My bad marriage took a toll on my looks. Pictures of me in my 30s and married are vastly different from pictures in my 40s post-marriage. I look so much better now, minus the soul-sucking stress from that marriage.
Anonymous
09/02/2024 12:18
Subject: Re:What is the most effective investment for beauty?
No smoking, very light drinking, SPF plus no lying out in the sun, keep weight down, good sex and plenty of sleep. Beauty products can enhance what you have but they can’t fix something well worn.
Anonymous
09/02/2024 09:26
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
*AND walking incorporated in daily routine
Anonymous
09/02/2024 09:25
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
No to alcohol, tobacco, drugs, stress, sugary and processed food.
Yes to sleep, water, protein, vegetables, hats/sunscreen, tretinoin cream, moisturizer and mental health.
Yes to sleep, water, protein, vegetables, hats/sunscreen, tretinoin cream, moisturizer and mental health.
Anonymous
09/02/2024 09:25
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
Retin-a and barre classes.
Anonymous
09/02/2024 09:16
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
Breast reduction.
Based on all of the responses here, I’m guessing I need to try some tretinoin? I’ve been lucky with genetics, and I’ve really never worried about putting anything on my face except moisturizer. But I’m 53, so maybe it’s time.
Based on all of the responses here, I’m guessing I need to try some tretinoin? I’ve been lucky with genetics, and I’ve really never worried about putting anything on my face except moisturizer. But I’m 53, so maybe it’s time.
Anonymous
09/02/2024 09:10
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
Sunscreen, vit c serum, tretinoin, and ILP 2x yearly.
Minimal alcohol, no smoking, exercise (increase collagen production), and maintain healthy weight with minimal fluctuations
Minimal alcohol, no smoking, exercise (increase collagen production), and maintain healthy weight with minimal fluctuations
Anonymous
09/02/2024 09:08
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
Anonymous wrote:What sunscreen are you all using? I currently apply a BB cream every day that has sunscreen in it, is that enough?
No, your BB cream isn’t enough. You need to get a good layer over your whole face a neck and chest (if exposed). You likely aren’t using very much BB cream to provide much protection at all.
Elta MD and Skinceuticals make good ones.
Anonymous
09/02/2024 08:58
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
Anonymous wrote: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.
Nope.
Anonymous
09/02/2024 08:34
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
Anonymous wrote:Tretinoin, Ozempic.
I’m surprised people say sunblock. I use it, but I have no basis for comparison.
My MIL is 76 and looks 96 only because of sun damage. She is otherwise in incredible shape.
My own friends who haven’t been good about sunblock look older than me.
Anonymous
06/01/2024 14:46
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
Lasers. Expensive but so much more effective than topicals
Anonymous
05/31/2024 16:17
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Brea$t implants
Nooo, looks matronly with age.
I know someone (naturally petite) who had gotten a tummy tuck plus breast implants after having kids - at that time (mid 30s) she looked awesome. Now 15 yrs later it looks v weird since her breasts look huge compared to her tiny frame and actually makes her look heavy even though her waist is still small after the tummy tuck.
Yessss, for me at least.
Anonymous
05/31/2024 15:08
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
Sunscreen and a yearly dermatologist visit
Anonymous
05/30/2024 23:21
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
Upper eyelid surgery, Botox, retin A, vitamin c all worth every penny
Anonymous
05/30/2024 21:29
Subject: What is the most effective investment for beauty?
Anonymous wrote:Brea$t implants
Nooo, looks matronly with age.
I know someone (naturally petite) who had gotten a tummy tuck plus breast implants after having kids - at that time (mid 30s) she looked awesome. Now 15 yrs later it looks v weird since her breasts look huge compared to her tiny frame and actually makes her look heavy even though her waist is still small after the tummy tuck.