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#1
@big kim

I turn 67 in September! I don't use soap on my face either. I like the idea of spraying water on it after cleansing and toning. I am going to try that.

Thanks!
#2
I've used Simple day & night creams & eye cream for 33 years. Never use soap on my face but use Clean & Clear liquid cleanser & Simple toner. I spray water on my face & neck after cleansing & toning. Never worn make up for years, though I'm 67 in October I still have good skin
#3
Yes, I have noticed that too.

My skin is softer and smoother. Also, the "fat redistribution" caused by estrogen has softened my facial features so I look more like my mom than my dad now. I also noticed I don't have the muscle definition I once had on my legs and arms. I am getting squishy in all the right places.  ;D
#4
Hi everyone. I know that everyone is different and this probably doesn't happen for everyone but has anyone noticed a change in their skin from estrogen therapy?
What I am talking about is I think my skin actually became fairer and softer from estrogen. As a child I had more tan skin. This is really prevalent in old pictures.
I find it very fascinating what hormones can do.
#5
Quote from: LoriDee on Yesterday at 09:11:33 PMI had a similar issue. The problem turned out to be powder makeup like Bare Minerals. I have since switched to liquids and apply LIGHTLY. I was taught that if you apply it with your finger, you get a more natural look. If you use a cosmetic sponge, you get better coverage, but it can look caked up close.

In one of her posts, Faith mentioned using aloe vera After Sun gel as a shaving cream. It is fantastic! And it is a great moisturizer. I apply it after a shower and let it soak in for a few minutes. Then wash it off, pat dry, and you are ready for makeup.

Maybe give some of these ideas a try. Let us know if you find something that works for you.

Hugs!

I've never used powder foundation, only cream and liquid.  The liquid I have been applying with my finger.  Overall I've not been that happy with how liquid looks on me.  Once I finish this jar I'll be switching back to the cream.

And I do exfoliate, with both a chemical exfoliater and I also have a hand held machine by Braun.  However the spot is close to where my CPAP machine rests (it's also right on my dimple), so I wonder if there's an issue there.
#6
Member Blogs / Re: Jamie H's blog
Last post by Maid Marion - Today at 11:47:13 AM
Hi Jamie,

Good luck with the SRS!

Marion
#7
Member Blogs / Re: Jamie H's blog
Last post by Jessica_Rose - Today at 11:17:29 AM
Congratulations on your upcoming rebuild! Just a few tips...

1 - Surgery is easy, you'll be asleep.
2 - Never refuse pain meds, take them as prescribed.
3 - Stay off bicycles for a few months.

You got this.

Love always -- Jessica Rose
#8
I use Neutrogena Hydroboost products. From spring through autumn, I use those which have sun protection.
#9

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#10
Member Blogs / Re: Davina's diary
Last post by davina61 - Today at 10:01:30 AM
So after saying not to bad after yesterdays pot holing (okay climbing into the back of the Austin) this morning I am wrecked. Did I run a marathon or go 10 rounds? it feels like it.
 Anyways sea bass cooked in a coriander chutney is marinating ready for the oven, very simple and easy.