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Fri Sep 22, 2006 9:54 pm  |
I was thinking that I was getting to a point where I was feeling completely happy with my skin, only concerned with prevention, no longer trying to fix things like blemishes, hyperpigmentations and freckles, and then I look in the mirror, and boom! my skin exploded into a VERY bad and painful breakout, which I blame entirely on eating pretty terrible for the past two days  (I promise I'll be better tomorrow  ) So I've been pretty depressed in terms of my skin, and I started to wonder how common it is for a person to only have to worry about prevention, and nothing related to correction (current fine lines, blemishes, scars etc.). So, as my title makes obvious, my question is, are any of you here a person like this, only concerned with prevention? If you do exist, you are very, very lucky!  Will you please transplant your skin on my face?  |
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Sat Sep 23, 2006 2:37 am |
I don't think any of us on this forum have perfect skin (otherwise why would we be here searching for miracles?) but I can say that as a result of this forum and the top quality products that EDS sells, I am now very satisfied with my skin and its condition. It isn't perfect but it is now improving everyday and for that, I am very thankful because I see results when I look in the mirror.
Don't give up. |
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Skin: Over 60, ex combination now sensitive, Cellcosmet |
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Sat Sep 23, 2006 4:11 am |
What bushy said.
I don't think anyone has perfect skin. Heck, even babies with beautiful peachy skin get the occasional little spot. Yes, and supermodels too.
We just do the best we can with what we've got and everyone at least occasionally gets a rough patch.
You'll get through it, dealated. Don't lose heart. |
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Sat Sep 23, 2006 6:50 am |
| Agreed, no one has perfect skin. I certainly don't. Although I will tell you with my recent successes at the derm, I am content. I will tell you though, all the years I fought with my skin, I skin look in the mirror now with disbelief. I still keep thinking, oh I am going to wake up with big blemishes, tomorrow, it will be tomorrow. I stare in the mirror at my face often, almost waiting for one to pop out. I think any problems I still have now, are my own. I stare to much, every tiny little thing I see, I want to pick it, thinking...I will get the sucker now. |
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Sat Sep 23, 2006 7:45 am |
Well, I have to say that I'm pretty happy with my skin. It wasn't always so; I found what works for me in preventing blemishes. Sure, I'll get a hormonal spot every now and again, but all in all, I like my skin. The only thing I really worry about is when the weather turns cold and my skin starts to dry out. I can get flaky. I found a really good moisturizer, though-- PSF Perfecting Day Lotion-- so I hope flakiness is a thing of the past.
Awhile ago I freaked out because I noticed some fine lines under my eyes. I had a mini crisis. Lines at 24! I'm getting old! I'd stare at them and wonder how the heck they got there. But I realized... well, what's the big deal? I made a decision not to dwell on it. If I did, I'd make myself go nuts (as well as buy products I probably didn't need). I realize blemishes is a little different. All I can really say is it will pass! |
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Sat Sep 23, 2006 11:28 am |
I'm pretty happy. Some fine lines around my eyes and deeper ones on my forehead. Nothing botox couldn't fix if I wanted to go that way (which I don't). Apparantly I have rosacea. I just thought it was too much red wine - either way, I'm not bothered. I've got to the point that I don't actually WANT to look like I'm in my 20s. I'm happy for settling with mid to late 30s 
The only thing that bugs me a bit is the burst capillaries on my chest. |
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Sat Sep 23, 2006 1:03 pm |
| I am one of those that is not content with the condition of my skin, im always looking out for something better. Make me look better so i will feel better. |
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Sat Sep 23, 2006 6:47 pm |
| When I'm not broken out or flushing like crazy I'm quite happy with my skin. |
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Sat Sep 23, 2006 6:54 pm |
i am not happy with my skin, i got acne marks all over my forehead, and my pores are getting larger, my eyes always look tired with puffiness and dark cicles. i just joined EDS recently and noticed that someone at their 20's already started preventing. i am 32 already! well never too late, and my economic condition also allows me to spend more on skin care products. i used to use lancome, christien dior, elithebeth arden, now i realized they are just garbages, they dont do any harm on your face but no improvements as well!
thanks to EDS, i found this forum is very useful, i am sure i will find a perfect products for my skin in no time! |
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Sat Sep 23, 2006 7:05 pm |
I'm not content or happy with my skin condition BUT I accepted the way it is for now.  I have all skin problems but acne. I try my best to find / use the right skin care products and use whatever equipments claimed good result. I'm not expecting to look 10 years younger than my age but aging in a controllable speed. Does this make sense?? |
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Sat Sep 23, 2006 7:19 pm |
| MACrisis wrote: |
| I'm not content or happy with my skin condition BUT I accepted the way it is for now. I have all skin problems but acne. I try my best to find / use the right skin care products and use whatever equipments claimed good result. I'm not expecting to look 10 years younger than my age but aging in a controllable speed. Does this make sense?? |
makes a lot sense to me.  |
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Sat Sep 23, 2006 7:21 pm |
| MACrisis wrote: |
| I'm not content or happy with my skin condition BUT I accepted the way it is for now. I have all skin problems but acne. I try my best to find / use the right skin care products and use whatever equipments claimed good result. I'm not expecting to look 10 years younger than my age but aging in a controllable speed. Does this make sense?? |
I am just the same - I want to age gracefully. |
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Sun Sep 24, 2006 6:00 am |
I am happy with my skin but I always look for the next level of excellence. I also think as I age, my acceptance broadens. In other words, the older I get the less "perfect" I need. That is a really neat benefit of getting older. When I was in my 20's, I wouldn't be caught without groomed nails, the latest outfits etc. The 30's changed that requirement but I still had to have a great hairstyle. The 40's changed that.... I just need the gray covered, the hell with my style. The 50's? I am grateful when I wake up, my husband is reaching for a kiss, and I don't have a DR's appointment to look forward to!!! Don’t hold your breath for the 60’s, it is along way away   
Have a wonderful Day!
Babs |
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Sun Sep 24, 2006 2:00 pm |
i'm fairly happy with my skin..more concerned about the area around my eyes since i get puffiness in the morning, n it's hard to get rid of
but other than that, the rest of my face is in fairly good condition..of coz i do get occasional breakouts but it's not severe so not a big deal |
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