What are your beauty secrets? Dying your hair? Stuffing the bra or else?
Make up? Tanning? Work out? What?

Only be seen in very very dim lighting.

Imago said:

Oh ok.
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For the body: Working out, lots of running and cardio, lotion lotion lotion!!!

For the face: Wash with Dove soap, and am a fan of Loreal Wrinkle De-Crease facial lotion....AWESOME STUFF!!!!

For the mind: I read a bunch and I do hard crossword puzzles...not NY Times hard, but not exactly C-A-T easy either...

For the loins..... .....I'LL NEVER TELL!!!!

Before you shave your face, wash and rinse it with very warm water
After you've swooshed that last stroke, wash your face with warm water again but here's the science bit... now repeat the washing and rinsing with dead COLD water!

Do those wrinkle free creams really work?

Paradisekiss03 said:

For me, they have....I've used a lot of Loreal products...I also used some products from Israel (AHAVA), made from Dead Sea mud and salts, that are the absolute BEST stuff money can buy IMHO....but I'm really into maintaining age appropriate looks because in the military, its just as easy for a 40 year old like myself to look 50....

Paradisekiss03 said:

reefer this :

http://www.prince.org/msg/100/220958

if you have any questions of beauty

Paradisekiss03 said:

they smoothed out my nut sac

Smile. that's the most beautiful thing.

Ribbed4UrPleasure said:

was that before or after the brazillian??

Imago said:

IMAGO!! Wait until you're in your 50's. You'll only come out at night??

My beauty program: Sunscreen. Most of my products have an SPF. Manicure, pedicure weekly (I do my own) Moisturize.
Exercise: run, swim laps, weight lifting. Before I swim laps, I wet my hair and put conditioner on, so my hair doesn't absorb chlorine.
Diet: I eat everything, drink plenty of H2O
Mind: read as much as I can, esp. history, philosophy, biographies, mostly nonfiction. Travel as often as I can.
Medical:get regular physicals, see a dentist every 8 months for teeth cleaning (I have insurance coverage through my employer), have a good plastic surgeon...
Body hair: wax legs, bikini, etc.
Am I leaving anything out??
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xplnyrslf said:

lipo

reneGade20 said:

damn, that's metro. metro, metro, metro.













metro.

Ribbed4UrPleasure said:

I think that's my new plan. Does anyone have $250,000 I can borrow?

CarrieMpls said:

there was a kid at my school who got that for his graduation present from his parents

CarrieMpls said:

You know Thailand offers very cheap tourism cosmetic surgery packages.

I think I'm going to get a few things done in the next couple of years over there.

Ribbed4UrPleasure said:

That's sick.

Imago said:

I'm sure I still can't afford it.

reneGade20 said:

Loreal has the same ingredients as some of the more expensive products sold at dept. stores.
Loreal and Lancome are part of the same company and have the same ingredients in their products, with different prices. I read this in the WSJ awhile back and looked it up just now.
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black eyeliner! it's been my favorite thing ever since i was about 14.

Imago said:

You think thats bad? If you'd have known me a few years ago, I would've been the posterchild of the mid-life crisis MetroMan of the Year pageant.....

...all the way from my gelled hair (which I still do religiously) down to my Kenneth Cole slip-ons.....only thing missing was the cape.....

reneGade20 said:

That's hot.

Keep up the good work.

evenstar3 said:

I've been using black eyeliner for about 16-17 years.

Mascara is extremely important to me.

As far as on the org, I only put up the pictures of myself that turn out a) blurry or b) different from the way I usually look/edited.

xplnyrslf said:

are you a commercial for SUAVE?

CarrieMpls said:

Even back when you had crispy 80's hair?

I would imagine you were using the blue stuff.

CarrieMpls said:

both pencil and liquid? i think i'm a bit addicted too.

Anti-wrinkle creme. Even though I don't have wrinkles, it provides spf 15 protection, and it tightens the skin.





And now that I have eczema , lots of Nivea body lotion.

reneGade20 said:

i TOTALLY recommend this. i got back on the crossword wagon over the holidays and it keeps my mind sharp. i am doing NY Times puzzles, though i can only do the medium-hard puzzles. the super-hard friday puzzles are way out of my grasp.