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<< previous page 1 next page>> written by Cynthia Rowland What do celebrities such as Kathy Griffin, David Gest, Kenny Rogers, Jill Saward and others regret?
Do other celebrities such as Priscilla Presley, Cher, Joan Rivers and Melanie Griffith have the same regrets?
Are Michael Jackson, his sisters Janet and LaToya and Jackie Stallone related or do they, too, harbor regrets?
What do these celebrities have in common that causes them angst? Why, plastic surgery, of course! written by Cynthia Rowland The Baby Boomers always knew they would look younger and indeed they have. Whoever coined the phrase "Sixty is the New Forty" certainly must have been a Baby Boomer who grew up defying anything that reeked of old. written by Cynthia Rowland Safe, sane exercise wins again as nips and tucks have been outed. Speeding up the aging process is just another contraindication of surgery. That's right, if you choose surgery, and allow your beautiful healthy face to be cut; your face may never look youthful again due to skin discoloration, unnatural draping and evident scarring. written by Cynthia Rowland If you have tried facial plastic surgery, injections that plump and paralyze and liposuction for those hard to exercise places, you may be less thrilled with your results now than even six months ago. written by Cynthia Rowland Facial plastic surgery does not boost your career.
Brains, desire for achievement, willingness to succeed as well as looking young, healthy, serene and fresh boosts your career. written by Cynthia Rowland Not long ago, in the previous century/millennium, women and men aged gracefully. They proudly accepted the fate of their faces; no one was bothered by wrinkles, crevices or even gray hair.
The flower children are surely to blame. Those hippies of yesteryear firmly believed that they would always look like they did when they were swinging through the 60's, 70's and 80's. written by Cynthia Rowland What are your secrets to looking young? Is it your exercise, diet, clothes, hair, make-up or attitude? Injections and surgeries are temporary at best because aging continues to affect the downward slide of the muscles. written by Cynthia Rowland Women's magazines and certain home pages for major search engines typically relay the latest and greatest five ways to stop aging now, seven helpful tips to stop unwanted hair growth and even ten ways to leave your lover. If you are like most people, these headlines draw you into reading or at least skimming the article to see if any of these tips resonate with your life needs written by Cynthia Rowland Poor muscle tone and lack of ligament support that begins in the forehead will pushes downward into the brows and the results affect the eye lids as they pool onto the lashes resulting in impaired vision. This is caused by inactivity in the upper portion of the face. written by Cynthia Rowland If you see that your butt is sliding into the top of your thigh or that your underarm is jiggling, would surgery be your first line of defense? Heavens no! written by Cynthia Rowland Exercise for the face can keep the underlying muscles strong so that wrinkles are less likely to form. written by Cynthia Rowland The latest workout craze is Facial Fitness, “Your butt, it turns out, doesn’t have the only cheeks that need exercise”, Finally, fitness mania is now complete with the acceptance of facial exercise as a bone fide alternative to facial plastic surgery that helps every person over the age of 25 look years younger.
written by Cynthia Rowland Desperate people can do desperate things. That's right folks; you can offer a bid for that eye lift or tummy tuck, just like you would bid on a piece of jewelry or camera equipment on eBay. written by Cynthia Rowland In the last twenty years, extreme scarring, discoloration, loss of certain ethnic characteristics and high costs have kept Afro-Americans, Hispanics, Asians and other non-Caucasians from seeking plastic surgery. written by Cynthia Rowland When we look at our faces in a mirror, if we’re over 40, the aging we see isn’t usually about wrinkles. written by Cynthia Rowland Little by little facial muscles begin to lose their vitality. This loss of vitality produces noticeable sagging over time as the muscles elongate; this action drags the skin downward making one look tired, out of shape and old. written by Cynthia Rowland What if you could avoid needles and scalpels and look younger? What if you could be in charge of the aging process and look healthier? << previous page 1 next page>> |