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#1
Birthdays / Members Birthday Recognition -...
Last post by Northern Star Girl - Today at 05:20:11 PM
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      7 Members Birthdays to recognize on MAY 03, 2024

Dear Members: 
Wishing each of you a very Happy Birthday
          :icon_flower:  :icon_birthday:  :icon_birthday:  :icon_birthday:  :icon_flower:

What are your plans for your Birthday?
  Dinner out with friends and family?
                                                                                  Cake?
                                                                                          Candles? 
                                                                                                  Special trip?


On your Birthday, check your profile for a special gift...

    Again, wishing you well and enjoy your special day.
Warm Regards,
Danielle
[Northern Star Girl]
                 
#2
Member Blogs / Re: Jamie H's blog
Last post by Gina P - Today at 05:17:52 PM
Good to hear only 2 months to V day. Congratulations. I'm 6 weeks till mine and the nerves play havoc at times. Mine are more that I'm afraid of something stopping me from having it. I'm so looking forward to that nap then waking up to something I've always wanted.
Just curious, who is doing your surgery?
Mine is being done by DR Johnathan Keith.
Stay in touch and we can compare notes.
Hugs Gina or as Courtney likes to say.. soon to become Va..gina
#3
@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!
#4
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
#5
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
#6
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.
#7
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.
#8
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
#9
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
#10
I use Neutrogena Hydroboost products. From spring through autumn, I use those which have sun protection.