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The 5 min make up: Stila One step correct kitten - primer, I love lashes - Lashcara/Mascara with growth serum, benefit - Gimme brow. ESSENCE - Play and stay pencil, Juvias Place for cheeks and lips in Rosy posey glow, NARS lip balm in Lover to lover and Este Lauder concealer (not pictured)

IF NOT FILLERS THEN WHAT?! FEAST YOUR EYES ON A HOLLY GRAIL OF ANTI-AGING!!!
Healthy age-related skin changes are inevitable and include thinning, sagging, wrinkling and the appearance of age spots, broken blood vessels and areas of dryness.

Is there a way to deal with all three problems with one tool? Let’s think about sagging - usually addressed by fillers. Thinning skin? Great skin care routine. Wrinkles? Botox and Fillers again. But is there an alternative?

I will record some of my individual procedures later but THE HOLY GRAIL of anti-aging, the bestest way (in my opinion) is collagen stimulating injectable. Even better if you are in Europe (I hope I’m getting you this information to schedule your treatment for summer trip to Czech Republic) schedule yourself a Prophilo. Same idea stronger matter.

Injectable professional will inject a thin gel into very specific areas of your face. You are then instructed to massage your face 5 times a day for 5 minutes for duration of 5 days. Your own collagen production will go through the roof. And in the matter of usually 3-5 months your face will pleasantly plum up. How long will the effect last? That’s the best part, it’s your own natural collagen so for as long as those cells normally last. (I’m not a doctor - don’t sue me lol)
AND you will get something called Sculptra Glow. I cannot describe it but once you see it you wil know and want it!

Downside? It’s expensive, the rule of the thumb is you need to use a one injection for each decade of your life. Two ones on first visit and then additional one in 3 months increments - if you cannot go to Europe (where it is much cheaper) reach out to me and I’ll hook you up with discount.

First Americans learned it from Japanese. What you asked? To work themself to death of course. Japanese even have a word for death by overworking. “Karoshi”. Then Americans have there 120% and barely know their own children. And then. And then people started to notice it is not an Americans and Japanies topping the charts of happiest people on Earth. Nope that would be all Scandinavians and lately Dutch. Strangely these languages do not have a word for dying of overwork. But they have lots of terms for taking a break, making things cozy and in the case of Dutchmen - for doing “nothing” . So do not look to Americans for your work home ratio. You might just found yourself in the local newspaper (on line) as a victim of Karoshi 🤔😻

I am wandering as I am walking through the mall how many men do these women mousing around with their mates have. I have two (yap feel sufficiently scandalized please ) and I’m here alone. So accept my offering below:

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