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In reply to the discussion: Jamie Lee Curtis says there has been a "genocide of a generation of women by the cosmeceutical industrial complex" [View all]Hekate
(100,133 posts)The color suited me well for a long time, but when I was about 65 I kept asking her to fade it out and somehow she never did. I moved away at the age of 70 then Covid happened and I said wotthehell take advantage of letting it all grow out. The biggest problem I have is not having found someone in my new town yet who knows curly-wavy hair. You cant just whack it off straight at the bottom and sides. Im trying someone new on Friday, and feel optimistic.
As for any other modifications, I wouldnt mind having my eyelids lifted for my 78th birthday, especially if my eye doc would tell my insurance company that drooping lids were obscuring my vision. That is a real thing for many older people, but Im not sure if I qualify yet.
And for whatever reason (age, ancestry) I have almost no eyebrows or eyelashes to work with by now, and when I look in the mirror I see a white, white ghost (Irish ancestry) with dark eyes looking back at me. Would I like permanent eye makeup? Yes, yes I would. Do I know anyone who could be trusted? Well, probably not the Tattoo Parlor next door to Biker Bail Bonds (a real place in my town) . Maybe Ill get over my hesitancy and find someone by the time Im 90 or something. Ha.
Never in my life wanted anything surgical done whatsoever that didnt have a medical reason. DH has always liked my body the way it is at whatever age hes a mensch. (My first husband, not so much he would have been soooo happy to have me attach a pair of big bazooms to my chest. I departed at 32)
What a world.