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fireflygirl
Posts: 85
Registered: ‎03-09-2010

Re: Hello Ladies/Hourglass Skin Tint

‎11-11-2023 10:04 PM

Yes, my experience was about the same. I was disappointed with it and some of the other Hourglass products I bought which I returned. Guess now I know I need more than a skin tint.

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Effie54
Posts: 6,427
Registered: ‎09-08-2010

Re: Hello Ladies/Hourglass Skin Tint

‎11-11-2023 10:10 PM

@monicakm  Oh boy, you have so much on your plate right now. It's so hard to care for aging parents. You're doing a great job being with them with your care. I hope you continue to recover. Maybe it just takes a little longer. I had surgery a few years back and was told I'd be recovered in 3-4 weeks. After 7 weeks, I was worried. But a couple of weeks later, I was back to normal. Some of us gals take a wee bit longer...but you're still on the mend. ❤️

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monicakm
Posts: 21,353
Registered: ‎03-16-2010

Re: Hello Ladies/Hourglass Skin Tint

‎11-11-2023 10:33 PM

Thanks @Effie54 

 

I'm used to being slower than normal to mend.  Not talking about lacerations or incisions, rather a full body mending/healing.  My grandbabies say I'm "tender".  Yes, those of us with NO pain tolerance and Fibro do "over" feel things lol  But, when it came to not being on the healing timeline for a heart attack, that was/is concerning.  Dr wasn't too concerned tho so my anxiety level is lower and I had a better day today Smiley Happy

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