Community Chat

[katie1859]

Oh please! You call out unkindness

are you blind and you realize this is a forum, a discussion

regarding VERY EXPENSIVE products used for cosmetics.

I am so tired of the loonies coming in with their gaslighting to

prevent others from discussion.

We in this country have an epidemic of over the top procedures 

and when the brand is then selling as IF we can't see truth

and pretend....then there's a problem.

The lack of authenticity is what we are highlighting AND how

ridiculous the "brand"!appears which is not  a celebration of his

products.

STOP the chastisement and get real or get quiet because forums 

are for open discussion. Discipline not needed thank you.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

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@katie1859 wrote:

Oh please! You call out unkindness

are you blind and you realize this is a forum, a discussion

regarding VERY EXPENSIVE products used for cosmetics.

I am so tired of the loonies coming in with their gaslighting to

prevent others from discussion.

We in this country has an epidemic of over the top procedures 

and when the brand is then selling as IF we can't see truth

and pretend....then there's a problem.

The lack of authenticity is what we are highlighting AND how

ridiculous the "brand"!appears which is not  a celebration of his

products.

STOP the chastisement and get real or get quiet because forums 

are for open discussion. Discipline not needed thank you.

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@katie1859 - Name calling, labeling, and making assumptions are not discussions about products.   

[CalminHeart]

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@JeanLouiseFinch wrote:

All of the unkind posts say much more about the authors than the subject(s).  No respect.

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Just because people are skeptical or don't agree with you doesn't make them unkind. 

[JeanLouiseFinch]

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@CalminHeart wrote:

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@JeanLouiseFinch wrote:

All of the unkind posts say much more about the authors than the subject(s).  No respect.

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Just because people are skeptical or don't agree with you doesn't make them unkind. 

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That's true, @CalminHeart.  It's the name calling and such that is.  

[faeriemoon]

I think they should come clean about what they have had done.  Anything less implies that their products will produce the same or similar results.

People are free to do what they want to do to themselves; but they are not free to con people by not being truthful.

I have never expected miracles from beauty products but many here expect to see big changes when they buy a new product.  Frankly, I seldom see much difference between the befores and the afters, and even when I do I am doubtful that I am looking at a lasting result. I think the wrinkle reduction, or plumping is simply the moisture from the application of the product and will probably go away in an hour.

[CoffeeNut]

  

Progression of enhancements: Dimitri James of SKINN Cosmetics.

[KKJ]

Thanks for the pics @CoffeeNut , and he looks great before.  Don't get the puffy cheeks look either. Certain older celebs, and Dimitri have it and was shocked when I recently saw Bobbi Ray Carter on HSN as she looks totally different than what she used to. She's got the cheek filler too.

[TheMemphisVette]

here we have yet another thread with misinformation

the diff between plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery and skin care is easily found by a simple google.

[CrazyTimes]

I think he looks much better in his before photo. Not a fan of plastic looking skin or too many enhancements. His choice, as well as others, to have tons of work done. I just don't see what others see if they think that frozen plumped up look is more attractive than a few wrinkles and a bit of sagging. I think subtle work on the face can help, but after a while it's just too much, hence, the plastic fake look. JMO