Beauty

[skittles2]

Lifts, fillers, etc., can be performed on the entire face, partial areas of face, on the neck and hands( yes, these areas can have work done, one vendor on another channel has had fillers one of his hands- even though he says his hand is that plump from his product- I do adore him though.., and a famous vendor who used to be on QVC also got fillers in her hands and proudly spoke about it)

Whether you go the "little work at a time" or full out, who you see on tv may do these things, however, my forehead is good, my cheeks plump and smooth, but above my lips and chin area could use smoothing....people might think why did I just have work on my cheeks  and forehead and not other areas, when I had no work at all.  Thinking about it, though,...saving my money instead of buying more skincare and machines that really don't do much,  and the money I save, if I go the lift, filler route- at least they will do something.

[jewel3]

It takes quite a while for swelling to go down and filler to settle in but women still have to go to work so try not to judge new work too harshly. We can each pursue beauty however we want or can afford and it would be great if others give these worked on faces time to heal or just avoid critiqueing other women’s appearance. It hurts people’s feelings to say critical things about their appearance. How sad that hosts avoid these forums because people say critical things about them when they are generally trying their best to look good and do a good job. 

[Tinkrbl44]

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@bonnielu wrote:

What keeps me from even considering this is IT SHOWS---IT IS APPARENT---  PEOPLE PICK UP  ON IT.  It somehow to me looks odd or overdone  or  in some cases grotesque.  Sorry but that is how I feel.  It looks like someone has filled the face with stuffing. 

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@bonnielu

Some people have work done and it looks fabulous.  So what if people know you had work done if you look amazing?  JMO

[Montana]

My only problem with any kind of face work is that it can make people look odd instead of younger.  To me, this is hardly an improvement over sagging or wrinkles.

I don't think I would ever get a face lift (elective surgery fears) but I would probably get fillers if I could be sure the results would look natural. Right now, I would not take the risk.

Edited: meant fillers not filters

[Judaline]

@cbrite  What kind of avatar is that?

[shaggygirl]

And here's what I have wondered. There are some hosts and some models who have been at QVC for years & years, and there is no disguising the fact that they are getting older by the day, it shows on their faces, their necks, and their hands. Isn't that the way nature works? But that's not what I wonder about. What I do wonder is how can they be showing their age with all the creams, lotions, potions, serums, gidgets & gadgets QVC sells to not only prevent that but to reverse the process?  What about all those close up photos they put on screen showing us the improvement in the users? Don't the ageing hosts and models take advantage of all that "stuff" the vendors hawk as the answer to our fine lines & wrinkles and crepey skin and pruney looking necks? Guess not.

[SilleeMee]

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@Judaline wrote:

@cbrite  What kind of avatar is that?

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@Judaline,

I've seen this exact avatar before with another poster. Not sure if it's a problem with the avatar image getting uploaded or what. It's not unique to this op.

[wagirl]

I say, if you can afford to do WHATEVER work on your face to make you feel better---than go for it!!! I cannot, but if I could iIwould. But-----I would do my homework first and ask lots of questions and make sure that whoever does the work is the best at it. Have always had puffy under eyes--I would get those removed in a NY minute if I had the $$. Maybe even fillers too; not so much full on surgery--have had many surgeries and not a fan of the healing/down time. I have pretty nice skin with few lines /wrinkles and not much sagginess at 63. I'm sure the HD cameras on TV leave nothing to the imagination either--shows every little thing.

[MomCat]

I think all women should do what makes them feel good when it comes to botox and fillers.  It's easy to get done and pretty minor. The best move I made was getting filler around my lip line.  No one can tell I did it, but me. I am having a blast wearing red lipstick. Those tiny lines surrounding my lips made me sad. Feeling much better about myself now. 

[Trinity11]

Once a woman has deep lines and crevices in her neck, all the surgery in the world won't hide her age. Kathie Lee Gifford is a good example. Smooth face but a lot of wrinkling in her neck.