Beauty

[Katcat1]

HELP!!!!  LOL  Tonight I was looking at my arms and the underarms are crepy more like creepy if you ask me.  It's like all of a sudden it appears.  Welcome to senior livinig.  

[sweetee2]

I notice with me when I'm dehydrated it's worse. At my last physical my dr. said from my blood work I was very dehydrated and needed to drink at least 3 bottles of water per day. I have to admit that I don't drink that much, but I  definitely drink alot more and it had made my arms look alot better

[NEvans2]

@Katcat1  I feel your pain. I noticed the same thing a couple of months ago. It was like one day it wasn't there, and the next day it was! Not sure what to do about it.🤔

[NEvans2]

@sweetee2  I drink water like a camel! Any other suggestions?

[x Hedge]

   @Katcat1 ,

That's just one of the many, many joys of menopause that nobody tells to to expect.

As your hormones adjust to a 'new normal' you'll experience a variety of little tweaks in the structural support below the skin, altering your outward appearance.

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[Leggett28]

I’ve been using L’oreal Revilalift 10% pure glycolic acid serum. I haven’t been using it that long but when I put it on my arms I see a big difference. I think it’s something if used everyday you would see a difference. I used it on my face one night and it was too strong. So now I just use on my upper arms.

[SunSprite]

Menopause.....the gift that keeps on giving

[luvmyteddy4]

did it crept up on you!  lol

[Sugipine]

Lotions or creams with glycolic acid really helps a lot. Use one with at least 10% glycolic. I use Alpha Skin Care 12% body lotion. Used that for years and I don't have crepey skin. I'm going to be 65 soon.

[catwhisperer]

Scary, isn't it? Looking at your arms and realizing you are an old lady. Creams, lotions, and drinking water aren't working for me.