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02-22-2017 03:30 PM
older? The top half: eyes, forehead, etc OR the bottom half: mouth, jowls, jawline, etc? I ask because I have seen woman with a lot of crows feet and baggy eyes, but have a pretty firm jawline. Then there are the ones with the opposite woes .
For me, it is the lower half for sure. I have a lot of sag, lip lines, (never smoked), and jowls. I can usually make up my eyes to look fairly passable LOL, but what do you do about sag???
Which do you think is easier to camouflage with make up - the upper or lower face?
02-22-2017 03:36 PM - edited 02-22-2017 03:39 PM
At 61 the part I least like is my mouth area. I have the starting of puppet lines( nose to mouth lines)....not a lot, but I see more than I use to... I think from bone loss in my jaw. My neck is still really good. My eyes are good, no lines, my forehead is good no lines. All in all, I am happy with my skin. I plan to age naturally with good skin care. If I decide on fillers down the the road, so be it. Most likely not.
i am not sure about camouflaging my face. All I wear is a bit of concealer under my eyes. My skin is good, so I do not wear foundation. Just blush, lip, and under eye concealer. DONE!
02-22-2017 03:40 PM
Looks equally the same all over except around the sides of my mouth. I look like I'm sad if I'm not smiling. I just turned 59 Mon. & can say I don't have many wrinkles or sagging yet. I'm thankful for the genes that run in the family. I have a few crows feet & some crepiness under my eyes & a deeper line above my lip for now. I think my face looks better since I started using Isomers R Pur.
02-22-2017 03:44 PM
@Nightowlz I think equally the same would be great. It sounds as if you were blessed with good genes. Nice!
02-22-2017 03:49 PM
@SeaMaiden It sounds like you have been blessed with good genes, along with Nightowlz. My family are saggers LOL.
I am also relying on good skin care right now (63 years old) but I won't say never to fillers. I just don't want to look like I have a moonface or weirdly puffy, if you know what I mean. I would never have lip injections. I have never had full lips and it would really look unnatural for me.
02-22-2017 04:09 PM
At 68, I think it's all pretty equal. I use good skin care, and have since I was young, but it is what it is. As long as I don't smile, everything looks pretty good, but a smile brings out the eye crinkles. Of course, if I don't smile, you'll see the little lines (where my lips used to be).
I've never smoked either, but I still look better than my mom did at 48 (when she passed). Thank heaven I was born with art talent. I can paint on a face like you wouldn't believe, and no one believes me when I tell them what it's really like underneath! My biggest problem is the dark red all around my eyes (I'm very thin-skinned). I have to cover all that before I can start building a face.......I'm like one of those before and after pictures you see of the famous people!
02-22-2017 04:14 PM
Mine looks pretty evenly aged.
Happy Birthday Nightowlz!
02-22-2017 04:19 PM
I could sit here and point out all of my flaws (turkey neck, etc) but I won't.
I get compliments that I don't look like I'm 70 years old. I say, "Heredity and smoke and mirrors" (and I really feel that way).
The way I look at it, at 70 years old (and I'm not doing plastic surgery) I'm pretty much stuck with whatever I can't paint over with makeup.
02-22-2017 06:06 PM
@tends2dogs, oh dear, that's a tough call here cause it's all gone to heck in a hand basket! But I think I'll have to go with the bottom part of my face. I've been sporting a real Howdy Doody look now for years...and it's getting "Doodier" by the day. YIKES!!!
02-22-2017 07:45 PM
I have no idea and won't examine my face for that. For me, that's not a healthy or productive thing to do. YMMV.
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