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My hairstylist swears that the following works for a weak chin (or looming turkey neck):
Place a pencil on your bottom lip. Lift your bottom lip up to the top one as far as you can for about five minutes every day. I do this on the way to picking my kids up from school
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Originally Posted by pythonis
i dont think anyone would pound their fist down and yell "Dammit Im 50 I dont want to look like Im in my 20s!"
Maybe not in those words, but that's what they're unconsciously thinking. I find know other rational explanation for botox or spending a fortune or tucks and lifts.
My hairstylist swears that the following works for a weak chin (or looming turkey neck):
Place a pencil on your bottom lip. Lift your bottom lip up to the top one as far as you can for about five minutes every day. I do this on the way to picking my kids up from school
If I could have just stopped aging at 20 I definitely would have wanted to. However, knowing that I can't stop my body from showing signs of aging, I would rather just age naturally. Most people who get botox and plastic surgery don't look younger to me, they just look... weirder, for lack of a better word.
This amazes me. Smoking and deep tanning are known factors in face wrinkling, despite good genetics.
People who live rougher lives often age faster. Exposure to heavy labour, stress, the outdoors, diet, disease etc. all take their toll. That's why I think it seems old photographs of people earlier in the 20th century, as well as people from troubled war-torn and impoverished countries look very "toughened by experience" for their age and often older than people living in more luxurious, safer environments.
The genetics of a person don't exist alone, without an environment to express themselves in, more generally speaking.
Last edited by Stumbler.; 01-25-2012 at 05:25 PM..
My hairstylist swears that the following works for a weak chin (or looming turkey neck):
Place a pencil on your bottom lip. Lift your bottom lip up to the top one as far as you can for about five minutes every day. I do this on the way to picking my kids up from school
I tried this and the pencil falls off.
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