The Lost Honour was excellent.
I agree. Like the first video she made on her breast reduction survey, I thought it was well done - answering questions openly and straightforwardly, acknowledging that different women have different issues/priorities when it comes to something like this and giving what seemed like very helpful advice.
Ooh. What does Botox under one's jawline do?
As I understand it, some muscles exert a downward pull which Botox can weaken. In terms of effect, I'd say it helps a little to reduce sagging under the jawline. It doesn't - on me - make a dramatic improvement, though I think it may also be preventative. I'll ask my cosmetic doctor about it next time.
Thank you, this will be great.
All of them stunning.I see Vogue has done a piece on women who have gone Actually Grey...
8 Women Reflect On The Empowering Act Of Going Grey
"When a woman frees herself from the colour bottle, chances are she will not go back. I know I never did!"www.vogue.co.uk
Have googled this case as a result of this thread I realised I was in the same year group at 6th form... same college as the victim. I remembered the case but had no idea how close to home it was.
It is interesting that all of the women say they have had to change their makeup slightly or totally since going grey. They don't seem to see it as a sign of weakness.I see Vogue has done a piece on women who have gone Actually Grey...
8 Women Reflect On The Empowering Act Of Going Grey
"When a woman frees herself from the colour bottle, chances are she will not go back. I know I never did!"
In London I can recommend Dr Anne Mendelovici. As well as being very experienced she has a lovely gentle manner. This is from a recent Times article about 'the doctors the A-list trust'Thank you, this will be great.
I'm 46 and like to think I'm in good nick. I have some fine line but nothing that really warrants Botox at the moment. I think a combination of good genes (my parents both looked decades younger than they were), good diet, SPF use, lots of water coupled with and the fact I have well-defined cheekbones has served me well. I believe my cheekbones are like scaffolding and are holding everything in place! Oh, and HRT too.
I have really good cheekbones which I think holds everything in place. My jawline is a concern, although presently, it is still taut and how I like it. But this is the area that worries me most, and also the potential of my chin 'detaching' f(or wont of a better phrase) like it seems to have done on so many women whose jawline has lost all definition as they age. So yes, please do update me
Also, if you're based in London, I would love the name of who you see as it would be a useful tool to have should I decide to explore the Botox route.
Thank you again!
That comment is so true in Sali's case anyway. I don't even think it is the colour tbh. But the texture and lack of shine. It seemed shiney once - and that was when she had literally just had it done and showed a photo of the back of it in the salon.“Hard Agree”. They all look amazing.
From Sarah Harris in that article…
BREAKING NEWS 
Why is she wearing such clingy clothes? Get yerself in a bikini and floaty cotton kaftan.
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Greece, in August, boiling? SH wearing monochrome shorts and vest on hols? Bang it on stories and knock me down with a feather.
Phew. I wondered what she might be wearing on holiday and what her hallway looked like.
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Greece, in August, boiling? SH wearing monochrome shorts and vest on hols? Bang it on stories and knock me down with a feather.
