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Sun Feb 09, 2014 1:13 pm  |
Skincare,
i'm in my late 60's..and definetely i wish i had know at a much younger age..and would like to advise all younger women..is to be aware of the tremendous facial bone changes that occur naturally as we age...(perhaps later..if time permits.. i will post a link to a site that shows illustratively the differences that occur..but meanwhile you can google for the info)
among other bone changes, the cheek bones thin very very noticeably and the eye sockets increase very noticeably also..and you can image..and of course have witnessed in many mature women...the impact this has on the overall 'look' of the face.
so what to do about it?.....i don't really know scientifically...but i would imagine that whatever saves bone in the rest of the body also saves bone in the face... THIS INCLUDES bone density diets...including sea vegetables and mineral rich terbal teas...mineral supplements..i prefer angstrom energized liquid minerals cause i know they are assimiliated well....tapping the bones of the face with vigour (of course not enough to cause damage!)pressing on the bones of the face (with changing amounts of impact..of course not enough to cause damage)...perhaps facial exercises may help..depending i suppose on the type of exxercise. |
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