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08-29-2024 12:40 PM
@cuddlesmama there's also another theory goin' round , where it's being said to compare to areola area.. it was touted on the show "The Doctors" years ago. certainly a creative idea ..
08-29-2024 12:57 PM
@MalibuFox wrote:@cuddlesmama there's also another theory goin' round , where it's being said to compare to areola area.. it was touted on the show "The Doctors" years ago. certainly a creative idea ..
Well that certainly wouldn't work for me. Mine are nonexistent...LOL! They faded away years ago and never came back. I even asked my doctor about it one time and she said it was a hormonal thing to have them fade with age.
08-29-2024 01:09 PM
I basically use the same color blush which is a pink/mauve tone. Not a ballet pink by any means. But, I will wear a peachy tone if I'm wearing something peachy. I did that Sunday.
Also, when one goes gray, they need to change up their makeup and possibly even wardrobe or they will look washed out. A friend experienced that when she went gray. Her hairdresser eased her into the change, but when she finally cut off the last of her color, it was a bit shocking. She has very pretty gray hair, but I had trouble adjusting to it. She even had someone tell her she needed to wear more color on her face.
08-29-2024 01:37 PM
@cuddlesmama @Icegoddess @MalibuFox @JudyL
Oh oh oh lol
Tell me about it!
"Things" begin to just fade awayyyyy
and/or disappear!
I think "something" ought to be done about these lol
08-29-2024 01:48 PM - edited 08-29-2024 01:50 PM
@SilleeMee wrote:
@MalibuFox wrote:@cuddlesmama there's also another theory goin' round , where it's being said to compare to areola area.. it was touted on the show "The Doctors" years ago. certainly a creative idea ..
Well that certainly wouldn't work for me. Mine are nonexistent...LOL! They faded away years ago and never came back. I even asked my doctor about it one time and she said it was a hormonal thing to have them fade with age.
@SilleeMee Mine are light too and if I got a lipstick color that matched them it would wash me out! Plus, I wish mine were hot pink since that's my signature lipstick color!
08-29-2024 01:57 PM
@SilleeMee Yep faded away here too.. but age spots, freckles, cherry anginomas, and granuloma annulare have shown up here just as bright and fresh as can be..🤨
08-29-2024 03:45 PM
08-29-2024 08:15 PM
@MalibuFox wrote:@cuddlesmama there's also another theory goin' round , where it's being said to compare to areola area.. it was touted on the show "The Doctors" years ago. certainly a creative idea ..
Maybe not in the cosmetics aisle...
08-29-2024 09:29 PM - edited 08-29-2024 09:33 PM
It must be close to 30 years ago ... trying to find to find the right blush for my fair (light beige) skin.
I asked the advice of one of the women at the makeup counter and she directed me to a light peachy/pink and I bought the shade she recommended. Still using that same color.
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