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Bethany Cameron

Women’s faces hit a landslide at 45

It’s like we woke up one day and everything was different. Just a couple of years ago, our skin was holding up pretty well — now, at 45, we barely recognize our reflection. Suddenly, there’s this deep-set fatigue in our faces, and the dark creases near our mouths aren’t shadows — they’re actual discoloration. I suspect hormones are involved, since this all seemed to appear right alongside other lovely signs of perimenopause. I’ve recently started on estradiol and progesterone, and while it’s only been about a month, I’m cautiously hopeful it might help things stabilize over time. Still, I can’t help but wonder: has anyone else experienced something similar around this age? Did anything help — topically or otherwise? Or maybe I just care too much about how I look? I’m open to any advice, experiences, or even just solidarity. 😮‍💨 #SkinOver40 #MidlifeShift #RealTalk #AgingGracefully #HonestBeauty #Skincare

Women’s faces hit a landslide at 45
linda42

Can you really get your looks back after quitting drinking, smoking, and all that?

I quit drinking and smoking weed two years ago. After that, people started saying I looked great, that I was glowing — and I felt good too. So I took it further and lost 58 pounds. Now I just feel... awful. I’m 39, and everything suddenly looks older. Sagging in places that weren’t sagging even a year ago. One of my closest friends (who’s very honest) even said she was surprised by how much older I look now. I thought quitting the bad stuff and getting healthy would give me that “full circle glow-up” moment. Instead, the glow is gone and I feel more insecure about my appearance than ever. Though I’m still sober. And that matters. I guess I just don’t know… does this count as getting my looks back? Or is it permanent? #SobrietyJourney #WeightLoss #AgingHonestly #LifeAfterAddiction #Skincare #RealTalk #HelpNeeded

Can you really get your looks back after quitting drinking, smoking, and all that?
Bethany Cameron

Understanding these signs and checking your skin frequently could prevent serious illness and save on medical costs

This chart made me realize I've probably ignored a lot of little skin issues in the past. Some are probably just temporary reactions, but others might actually be your body waving a little red flag. For example, the chart mentions things like plaques, erythema (redness), and pustules. It's interesting to see how different these can look on darker skin compared to lighter skin. Sometimes what we think is just a sunburn or an allergic reaction could actually be eczema, psoriasis, or another skin condition. Some symptoms can even be linked to your immune system or blood vessel issues. Another common one is hives (urticaria), you know those sudden raised, itchy welts that pop up and then disappear. If they keep coming back, it's definitely a sign you should get things checked out. What do you guys do when you notice strange changes in your skin? Do you head straight to the doctor, or do you wait and see what happens? Or worst of all, not realizing anything until it's too late? #SkinHealth #SkinConditions #BodySignals #HealthAwareness #SelfCare #Dermatology #Health #Skincare

Understanding these signs and checking your skin frequently could prevent serious illness and save on medical costs
SilverLining

Stuck Ring Panic? Here’s How to Save Your Finger (and Your Jewelry!)

Ever had that mini heart attack when your favorite ring just won’t budge? 🙋‍♀️ I’ve been there—swollen fingers after a salty snack or a workout, and suddenly, my ring felt like a medieval trap! Here’s how to get it off safely (without a trip to the ER): 💡 First, chill out—literally! Run your hand under cold water or ice it for 5-10 minutes. This helps shrink swelling and calms your nerves. 📌 Next, grab some dish soap or lotion and lather up your finger. Gently twist the ring back and forth, letting the slippery stuff work its magic. ⚠️ Still stuck? Try the string trick: tightly wrap dental floss around your finger (above the ring), thread the end under the ring, and slowly unwind. The ring should inch off bit by bit! ✅ If nothing works or your finger is injured, don’t force it—head to a pro. Your finger’s health comes first! Would you rather risk a ring cut or wait it out for swelling to go down? Tell me your emergency plan! #FashionHacks #PersonalBranding #StyleEmergencies #Beauty #Skincare

Stuck Ring Panic? Here’s How to Save Your Finger (and Your Jewelry!)
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