Beauty Treatments I Get But Don't Talk About
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- I'm sharing beauty treatments I get but never talk about in today's video. What secret beauty treatments do you get?
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If you have any experiences (good or bad) with the treatments discussed in today's video let us know down below. Your experience might help others decide if the beauty treatment is right for them. Love you, ladies! ~ Jennifer
Taking care of one's physical appearance with a healthy mindset is perfectly natural. However, I feel that as a society we are consumed with physical appearance and have placed it on a pedestal above all other things. There is a saturation of media attention, in an unhealthy way, to one's physical appearance, but so little attention is given to improving one's 'self'. And this is evident in society - for example, we scream at each other rather than engage in effective discord, politely debating different viewpiints. We (society) invest so much time to the outer and very little to the inner. The physical appearance of a person is the first thing that we see, but it only represents a minuscule fraction of who that person is. The true beauty (or lack thereof) of a person is hidden, it can't be immediately seen. To discover it, one needs to spend time with a person. It is a person's essence, a person's soul, their humanity - their humility, wisdom, grace, compassion, kindness, humour, intellect, skills, strengths, weaknesses, resilience, life experience, demureness, self-respect, self-awareness, selflessness and much more. I see a society that invests a great deal on what represents a fraction of our being at the expense of investing on improving the internal person (where the majority of one's beauty is found). My thoughts.
I meant to write 'effective discourse' and not 'discord'. My brain was not working this morning.
Powder brows are very subtile, for me it lasted less than a year. I think your brows are beautiful and full, but maybe what you can look into is the form, the tattoo can lift the face a bit, for a more youthful or fresh appearance and...the best is less daily maintenance :)
Brazilian blowout was liberating
Love Shea Whitney too 💕 xo JS
40 and no gray hair! I can’t imagine. I started graying at 23. After 20 years of hair dye, I am growing out the gray. It’s a terribly unattractive process, so quarantine has been great for something. My advice is don’t start dyeing gray hair. It is such an incredible pain. And also very damaging to your hair.
My dad is in his 70s and has no grey hair except in his sideburns... it's crazy. Maybe I have his genes!
Growing out my gray hair was one of the best decisions I've made! It was a long & difficult process but well worth it. I get more compliments on my hair now than when I colored it.
@@TheDailyConnoisseur My grandfather had a full head of thick curly brown hair (no gray) at age 90, while his two younger sons were completely bald at their father's funeral. One of them commented, "The audacity of Dad looking so good in his casket while leaving me with this bald head!" lol. Regarding brows, I recently started using castor oil on my brows and lashes. We'll see what happens ;-)
I was lucky that my hair grayed so gradually that I swear I looked in the mirror one day and thought: gee, I’m gray! I get compliments on my hair all the time. Plus, it’s more interesting now than the ashy brown color it was. I look good in more colors now than before too. Sometimes I get lowlights to make it a little more interesting and less harsh looking.
I just cut off nine inches to get almost all color out ang go natural grey! My haircut is not that flattering right now but as someone said these covid times makes it easier not going anywhere. It will look better in a month. Do not color those grey's, jennifer! 💜
Hi, Jennifer! Since you mentioned talking to your girls about their eyebrows, I’m just wondering how you talk to them about appearance and beauty? I have three daughters and I’m always trying to tread the fine line between teaching them about grooming and self-maintenance vs. vanity. I’m 38 and I feel like a lot of attention was paid to my appearance in my youth (both positive and negative). I’d love to see a video from you on this topic. Thanks!
Lorraine- your daughters generation dont shave their legs?!!! What in the world? Why? I feel old lol!!
I have a teen daughter and I just emphasize that clean skin, hair and nails are the most important parts of beauty. Anything temporary is worth trying (crazy eyeshadow, weird clothes) to help you find your true style. Youth should be a time for (safe) experimentation and trying things and making style mistakes. It should your own enjoyment, not to please others.
@@steffa648 I recently went back to college to get another degree, and noticed many girls did not shave their armpits and legs. It made me feel old, too. I never saw that when I got my first degree almost 2 decades before.
I 1000% love my microshaded brows! They're wonderful, you'll look a little extreme at first but as they heal and fade to their final look, perfection!
After dying my hair for 40 years I decided to embrace my silver crown and grow out my natural hair color when I retired from working for 45 years. Only half way there but am loving it . . . saving major money not going to the salon anymore, so I am happy I decided to ditch the dye after all these years!! I say do whatever makes you feel your best! You look adorable Jennifer and so poised. I enjoy your channel and videos so much.
I got my eyebrows microbladed 2 years ago. It was the best decision I have made. While I was pregnant with my 3rd child I noticed my brows were sparser than usual (I am guilty of over plucking and waxing in my 20s and 30s). I like you did my research for 2 years, found someone I trusted and took the plunge. It has literally changed my life. Sounds so vain and trivial but your eyebrows really do change your whole face. I love it! It is maintenance and get be pricey but I couldn’t recommend it enough!
Thanks, Jennifer, for the transparency. Love your channel! And I'm sure your hair looks just as lovely curly as it does straightened. I used to blow out my moderately curly hair a dozen times a year. Now that I've hit 50, I've realized the damaging dryness it causes, and I had to stop. Your hair does become dryer with age, so keeping it healthy is more challenging. Funny how we forget how much people spend to get the curls we naturally have! I love the "curly girl" approach too... has been working for me for 15 years! What am I saying? Enjoy it while it lasts!
I'm in my 60's and I have seen women who get the "permanent" eyebrow treatment. When they are younger it works but as you age everything has to be muted and toned down so you don't look garish. I would worry that as you aged the dark brows might become too harsh and I'm not sure you could reverse the process.
That's a really good point!
that is true but tattoos fade over time, in fact I believe they recommend having microbladed brows touched up regularly so they would probably fade on their own.
Samantha is right. They fade and you have to have them touched up. Also, the person doing your microblading (that is, tattooing you...kind of) can mix you up a custom color that will be flattering. It can be garish if not done correctly, but a good person can make them look very natural. Source: have them done regularly!!
I just turned 60 and still dye my hair. I noticed my first gray hair at 24 and soon started highlighting it. I later switched to dye and don’t want to stop dyeing it because I look better and the dye coats my fine hair and gives it more body.
Here's one Jennifer would never dream of speaking of eyebrows: I am a light haired strawberry blonde, and my eyebrows are almost white. So... I dye them light brown! Saves so much time filling them in in the morning! Changed my life, 10/10 would recommend to anyone else who has this problem! I use a little light brown brow and eyelash kit from Amazon. Results fade naturally and last about 5-6 weeks before you have to redo it. Thanks for sharing Jennifer!
The Just for Men hair tint kits also work well for brow tinting.
I've been considering laser hair removal for smaller areas for some time now. It's nice to hear about others having it done and being happy with the results!
Had my eyeliner tattooed abt 14 yrs ago. Faded a little but still lasting pretty good. I went to a highly recommended technician and paid a premium price, but I have enjoyed it!
I bit the bullet right before the pandemic and got microblading for my brows - BEST beauty decision I've made next to laser hair removal! You are so right to research the right person to do it for you, and know you will still have to do regular tweezing "maintenance" on them, but the shape and full look they give my brows is fantastic. Thanks for sharing your other beauty treatments, esp. the Paula's Choice mask. I've been a loyal customer of her products for years, never tried that one!
My stepmother has those “tattoo”eyebrow treatments done. She looks great, she said she was nervous at first but it went very smoothly.
I had "micro-shading" done about 3 months ago. It's a hybrid of microblading and powder brows. I absolutely LOVE mine!!!
Hi Jennifer! I had microblading and like you I don't rush into anything without careful consideration and research. I was afraid until a friend (with brows I was obsessed with) gave me the name of her aesthetician who created them. I'm beyond thrilled with my decision and even regret agonizing over it. It's important to understand that microblading isn't permanent like a tattoo. It will fade and results last between 1-2 years. Also, it's two separate appointments and upon the second visit the shade or shaped can be corrected according to preference. It's worth the cost to wake up with perfect brows! P.S. Unrelated but had to mention that since adopting a more minimalist lifestyle which I share on my channel, I decluttered many items and among them were boxes of books I never intended to read again. A few books survived the cut, one of which is Madame Chic. I found that little treasure at a thrift shop and I've kept it because do enjoy reading it over again since I love your writing style and voice. xo Enza
I’m in the process of having my legs done and I love it! Not excessively painful at all.
I love that I have naturally ok shaped brows that are not too thick not too thin. I just use a pencil to fill in a bit and pluck any hairs that are far out of place. My mom always encouraged us not to over pluck and I’m glad!
love this! I totally recommend microblading. I only got the microblading and not microshading for a more natural look. I have not had to fill in my eyebrows for more than a year and it feels SO GOOD not to have to worry about it! It is definitely one of the best time savers for a busy mommy like myself.
Hi Jennifer. Great video. Vegamour is a good product. I’m using it on my hair. After menopause I started seeing a lot of hair loss. Vegamour is producing growth!!! Good luck with your brows. Love ya, Cindy 🌻💗
I love talking about beauty treatments, thank you for sharing with us
Microblading is absolutely nowhere near tatoo in terms of depth of penetration in skin. Microblading is very very superficial on the top layer of skin and that's exactly the reason why it last for a very short period of time and fades so quickly (2 to maximum 3 month). However you should consider the fact that the cuts created on the skin cause hair follicles in those areas sort of die and never grow back hair again. Applying castor oil with a cue tip to your eyebrows on a regular and constant basis encourages hair growth a lot plus there are really good eyebrow growth serums now available on the market that do wonders.
I love getting a facial that includes dermoplaning. It leaves my face so smooth! Makeup goes on more easily too.
You can also use an ordinary disposable razor at home to dermaplane. In the office, I use a scalpel to dermaplane patients, but at home, I use a razor to do my own face regularly.
I just started watching your channel & when I saw your home vlog I KNEW you lived in SoCal just from the pink ceramic tile on the vanity! It’s the exact one my home in Long Beach had! So pretty & vintage looking💖 Your channel is lovely and so are you. I’ve enjoyed everything thus far. I was thinking of doing the Brazilian so it may be time.
So I’ve had my brows done because I could never get my brows to grow back evenly, etc. I was a makeup artist for years in the 90’s until about 2012. Of course I tweezed them into oblivion 🙀. I totally agree that you must at least first give it a good 6 months to a year to see what results you can achieve naturally. Otherwise, simply do your homework and when you find someone, go through their portfolio (IG) and choose the looks you like the most. Also have someone photograph you with your brows done in a way you like them. Lastly, I personally prefer the look of very NATURAL powder brows, because no matter what, the tattooing does not look fully like hair, and the powder brows not only last longer, but simply look like you have done a bit of finishing to your brows. I also believe you should have them done a bit thinner and less dramatic than you think you want, because you can always add a bit more when you want more drama, say in the evening. No matter what, depending upon the amount of sun you get, which seems very little and that is fantastic, you will need touch ups about once a year. I went nearly two years and didn’t retouch mine, but I am not trying to maintain a “perfect” look. I simply don’t want to look weird with my very uneven natural brows. I hope that can help🙏
Awesome advice! Thank you! Yes, those pink tiles! haha
Just started using Paula’s Choice myself and I’m loving it so far!💖
They are a solid brand.
Wow! I loved this video. Thank you for sharing. I am going to look into the at home hair removal you spoke about. I am dying to see your results on the brow serum.
I started graying in my mid 20s (so did mom) - I went the "just embrace it" route. The idea of having to keep up with coloring just wasn't worth it to me. And since it started so young, I don't really associate grey hair with aging or feeling older.
I never colored my hair, either, Bee and I am constantly told how "gorgeous' my silver hair is. I love it and I feel happy that I am "owning" my 66 years! Mine started to turn when I hit 40 and I just rolled over and surrendered to it and am so happy I did.
That's great! Plus grey hair is rather in right now too. Some people dye their hair grey to look chic :)
@@karennoske3008 hah yes, I have had people ask me if my "silver streaks" are natural or dyed! Apparently they're trendy :)
@@LynnDot Look how we're saving money AND looking cool! ;-)
I bet you gray nicely. I have seen some absolutely beautiful women with gorgeously gray hair.
This is so fun! I love everything about this video! Thank you for sharing! ❤️
Hi Jennifer, you are just so adorable!! And so beautiful!! I have never had any beauty treatments but would love some!! I have to share that after I went through menopause I no longer have leg hair!! So maybe if you don’t mind waiting, you may not need the laser leg hair treatment. For brows and lashes, have you ever tried putting castor oil on at night? I have heard that is supposed to do a fabulous job at getting them to grow. I think I need to try it!! Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️ (PS...I’m at the stage where I am embracing my white hair!! LOL!! 😂😂😂)
Oh please update us on the eyebrow serum! I would definitely splurge to get my fuller eyebrows back 🤩
Massage is my "secret" beauty treatment. When my body and face feel good they look good.
I've tried the Brazilian blowout with mixed results. It did help with frizz, but was probably not as noticeable because I still wore my hair curly. I think it tends to be most helpful for those who straighten their hair. I can get the same results with products instead of a treatment.
I love a good massage. Haven't had one since covid!
I paid for in office laser hair removal about 8 years ago (my hairline on my scalp came down very low on the back of my neck) and I did my underarms too. They applied a numbing gel first so I had no pain but it was very expensive. In December I hesitantly purchased the Kenzzi tool on the recommendations of Shea Whitney. I’ve been very happy with the results. It is very time consuming because they recommend you go over each area 3 times on each treatment. (Now I understand why in office treatments are so expensive.) But it is effective and about the same cost as the unit you linked.
Whatever you’re doing, it’s working! You are beautiful!
Hi Jennifer - I'm also in my 70s and have gray hair on the sides and a gray streak in the front. I used to get the brown hair colored to blend in the small percentage of gray in the rest of my hair (they would cover the gray streak so it would stay gray), but stopped it about a year and a half ago (saving money!). I get many compliments on the gray part of my hair near my face and most people think I'm about 10 years younger than I am. My mom's genes, including her nice skin.
Yesssss!! Laser hair removal is amazing. I got my underarms and inner thighs done about 8 years ago. I’m planning on getting my lady bits done this spring.
I'd love to get this done, but you know...embarrassing! 😂
Jennifer!! You been holding out on us! 😂🤣,...its all good, and I love it and all you do...Thanks again. Lovely just lovely..😀👋
Haha! 🙃
I had laser hair removal a couple of years and it was the best thing ever. I am considering buying the handheld device for touch ups.
I've done laser hair removal for my legs, bikini and armpits. And it was the best decision ever :D I have quite high pain tolerance level, so I didn't feel to much pain, but it always depend on person :) However, I highly recommend this treatment for everyone, who hates shaving on a regular, daily basis ;)
Thanks for sharing Jennifer! Laser hair removal was one of the best decisions I ever made too! I did try an at home device for some of the hair that grew back, but it really didn't work. I look forward to hearing your review of the device you found to see if it might be better. I have often considered the Brazilian Blow Out as I have really "wild" hair and I think this just might be the incentive I need to go for it! Thank you also for the recommendation of the exfoliant peel. I'm actually looking into investing in some Paula's Choice products so I will made sure to add this peel to my list. And finally, brows...such a big topic! I struggle so much with mine as well and have only now come to embrace fullness over threading and plucking. I look forward to your follow up review of Vegamour. If it's a positive experience, I'll make the purchase. Thanks again for all the info
Thanks, Daniela! I will let you know on the Vegamour...
I have had micro blading of brows. It is wonderful. I was scared to do it, but pick your artist carefully from their body of work and you should love it.
I just had lip blushing done, and am going back for the touch up. That is awesome too, and am very happy I did it.
I had liposuction done on my neck to get rid of the big double chin. LOVE IT! Also had eyeliner tattoos done (top and bottom). Really love that too.
I used to do keratin treatments for same reasons as you. I have discovered Botox for hair and it’s amazing. No waiting period. It applies like a hair dye and it’s washed out. I love it.
You’re the best and the cutest! ❤️
Thank you, Breanna! 🤗
How appropriate that I’m watching this while doing a face mask! (Also one of my best friends (who is also partly Latina) got her eyebrows microbladed (after years of plucking) and hers looked so good! So natural and full.
Dermaplaining, facial masks & chemical peels...feel so good!
Eyebrows shaped & tattooed.
Eyebrow waxing.
You are so pretty Jennifer. Thank you for sharing.
Hoping you will do a Mother's Day gift guide again this year. Your gift guides are always so inspirational and unique!
Hi Jennifer,
Had laser hair treatment 10 years ago after my children. Only had underarms and bikini line done. I was meant to have a maintenance done every 12 months but didn’t need to until 8 years later. Highly recommend this treatment.
I had my brows micro bladed at the beginning of this month. My eyebrows were always full with nice arch but age had made them skimpier so that’s why I went the micro blade route. So far I like it - I have to return in two weeks to finish the process. Well worth the pain to have a frame for my face!
I did micro blading a few months ago & it was the best thing that I’ve ever done for myself. It is so natural looking & saves so much time when doing my makeup :-)
Really looking forward to how the brow serum works for you as I have a similar story to yours about my own brows. Great video! TFS
I filmed my brows on day one and will film then on day 30, if anything happens, I'll do a video on it... Stay tuned.
Jenifer you’re just cute as a button and such a joy to watch no matter what you’re talking about!
I’ve had Brazilian blowouts before too and I love them!
The way you feel about brows is the way I feel about coloring my hair. I wish I had NEVER colored it. Like you, I learned this from staying home during the pandemic. :)
I always enjoy your videos! I use the vegamour hair serum & it works great. I use to use grande lash but I didn't like how it discolored the skin around my eyes & I also got styes so I discontinued it and got the vegamour lash serum and I'm really liking it! 😊
I've used quarantine times to embrace my "curls" (more like frizzy mess of hair) after years of expensive keratin treatments and weekly blow-outs in a salon.I bought the curling iron Shay W. recommended and tried curling my hair following her method. I never would have thought of curling my curly hair, but it works really well! Something for you curly girls out there to try. I'm never going to go back. Also, started coloring my hair at home. Saving me SOOO much money and time. Jennifer, I have the exact same color hair as you. When you get there, Madison Reed has our perfect color and it is oh so affordable. Also, Jennifer, do you use Tretinoin? xo
Jennifer, I have the same problem with eyebrows! I want to have the my eyebrows permanently done but I am afraid! You go girl do the research! I am with you scared!
I'm bookmarking this to watch in about four years time when we'll have an income again.
I used to do Brazilian Blowouts, pedicures, facials, you name it.
It's been an entire year where we've had no income, none, zero, zip. Not even a stimulus check, since we don't live in the U.S. Most experts predict that in our line of work (travel-related), things won't pick up for at least four years, if not, more. This pandemic has led us to be worried, more in debt now than ever before, and so beauty treatments are things that I can no longer afford.
Sometimes I think that maybe I should start a TH-cam channel. About what, I don't know. I no longer look presentable to even do that.
I have gone and cut my own hair three times now. If things don't work out- I have plenty of nice scarves and know how to tie them. ;-) * sigh *
@@thekingsdaughter4233 , I wish I knew how to cut my own hair. I never thought that this would drag on for so long.
Maybe you can do a channel about what to do when you are on a budget and can't afford bi weekly manicures etc...🤔💕💞
I’m interested in getting “Boxed Braids.” I have never had my hair braided with extensions before. I want to give it a try and wear them during the summer months.
I’ve had Trinity laser treatments. It helped with skin discoloration, wrinkles and sagginess. There was some pain, though. I enjoy all your videos.
By the way, loving your new thumbnails - they're so fun and cute!
Hi Jennifer, I had sugaring done for underarm and legs and after about 6/7 years I no longer have any hair on my lower leg and my underarms have significantly reduced. It seems more effective than waxing at reducing regrowth. I haven’t shaved/waxed/sugared my legs for 20 years. 😊
Completely understand the frizz. I fought with my hair throughout my teenage years and in my early twenties, a hairdresser messed my haircut up so badly that I had to cut it extremely short - turned out to be the best thing I ever did! I now wear my hear in a pixie cut, use leave-in conditioner and embrace my natural colour. My hair and I now have a wonderful relationship : )
Luv that you feature treatment on hand
My Brazilian blow out lasts about 4 months. I especially enjoy it in our humid summer months. It shortens the length of time that it takes to dry my hair.
Love this video Jennifer! Now I want to get the Brazilian blow out! I had some misconceptions about the “toxicity” around it but if you get it I’m in. I’m also interested in this paulas choice you mentioned.
I had tattooed eyeliner done about 15 years ago and it all faded now. I don’t think it was worth it for me.
I loved this video!
Hi Mina, thank you! Another lady said hers faded as well. I would read the InStyle article I linked in the description box because it talks about the toxicity of the blowout... about the same as using a regular nail polish... Much love, Jennifer
I tried the tattoo eyeliner as well. Total waste of money. It didn't even show up for me, so I had it touched up by a different lady and it still was pretty much imperceptible. Now it's totally faded off.
I had my first grey in my natural black hair at twelve years of age. As soon as I thought no-one was looking I started dyeing it. I tried many variations of red (black hair does not go to blond easily) as it turned to grey my colour turned to blond. One day I decided to go and get it cut very short and dyed grey. It now is natural grey - it suits my skin and eyes so much better and surprise surprise the other old ladies in the neighbourhood have finally worked out that I’m of Mediterranean decent also.
Oh my gosh Jennifer, I laughed my way through this! You are SO funny and so darling!! You will look pretty with grey hair! :) Have a great day!
Haha! Thank you!
I never tried laser hair removal, the expense, the pain as mentioned. I found a great option in epilators.....they come in different sizes and work really well. Start young and you will have a similar result.....no hair later on. That would be my beauty secret....Thank you for sharing!
I just watched a short about Frida Kahlo and she had full natural brows (and way less mono than she painted!) and she looked so beautiful with them like that.
I had laser hair removal at a spa 10 years ago on my upper lip. It only removes pigmented hair and I was starting to get darker hairs there after menopause. I do "shave" my face now, too.
Audrey Coyne used to get the Brazilian Blowout on her naturally curly hair, and now she is embracing her hair as it is. Since I'm a curly-girl too, I love her hair as it is now best. I think that the more you straighten curly hair, the less it will curl naturally. I think your hair always looks lovely, Jennifer. Eyebrows and lashes -- it is said that castor oil will help promote hair growth. It is included many hair conditioners too. Does Vegamour have castor oil, I wonder?
I love Audrey! Her hair is beautiful.
Yes I love how Audrey has embraced her waves! I did the curly girl method to get my waves back, and I get tons of compliments on it now. I don’t think Vegamour has castor oil in it. I use Jamaican castor oil as a pre-poo treatment but I have not noticed it causing hair growth. I just hope.
Oh, I think you would look wonderful with big, frizzy hair. I´m not making a joke. I have the same kind of hair, and I hated it - especially as a teenager. Now I am 47 years old, and I love the volume my wild and curly hair has. It´s very long, but I really like the contrast it makes to the more classic and (sometimes) classy clothes I´m wearing. If I wore yogapants and a t-shirt all the times, I don´t think it would work Then it would be too messy :-D But because I wear nice quality items and also often good jewelry, it just gives me the contrast, that I personally like. I like that both the wild part of me and the classy part of me gets expressed through my style. I want to let them both live. Just my opinion - wishing you all a great day :-D
Thank you for talking about this.
You make me laugh! I just love you and your channel, Jennifer.
I had the micro bladed eyebrows done! They are great!
I had done laser hair removal to my legs. I have to say that it was the best beauty investment that I could done to myself. I know this isn’t working for everyone but it worked for me. I have very strong and black body hair and fair skin. Not worrying about my hairy legs makes my life so much easier!
What a fun video and informative video! I would love to get laser hair removal. Shaving or getting waxed is so time consuming.
It's interesting due to the pandemic I stopped colouring my hair. I thought I had all grey hair but it turns out I have more brownish than white. So I coloured it back to my natural colour. Never realized going to the hairdresser once a month was such a waste of time & money. Back to my roots is my lesson learned. Thank you for sharing your beauty secrets. xo
I had laser hair removal on my face and I could not be happier! It was one of the best beauty things I've ever done. It got rid of about 90 % of the hair. I still wax once a month,but it is still so worth it!
I’ve done it all from tattoo brows and micro blading. No matter what they use it will fade and meanwhile you will need to either dye (tint) your brows or use some kind of brow mascara. It will fade and need to be redone every several years. I also watch Shea and may try her brow thing. Hope this helps.
I am 60 years old and I grew in my sparse eyebrows by slathering them with jojoba oil on a regular basis just rubbing jojoba oil over my eyebrow area grew in my eyebrows once again 😻😁
Castor oil works well too. I’m 53.
@@ilvexya I had a brown spot above my eyebrow and used castor oil -it went away and has not come back. Its been 2 years. I am so thankful to know I can use it to regrow eyebrows and lashes.I will be 50 this week and 14 yrs ago after having my last child or during the pregancy I lost my eyebrows and lashes. It does change the way you look. I can't wait. Thanks for the tip.
Any ideas of non artificial way to make lips full again ;)
Where do you get jojoba oil?
@@steffa648 health food store, probably. Bulk herb stores (onlike, catalogs) such as _Mountain Rose Herbs_ carry it, too, for those who make their own cosmetics. :-)
@@Jessbensarah I wasn’t going to mention it but I’ve been using the castor oil on cholesterol spots on my eyelids.
It’s working on those spots. Over 50% reduction in size over about 4 months. But my eyebrows have grown in darker and fuller as a byproduct of treating my xanthelasma (yellow eyelid cholesterol deposits).
I don’t have a lip trick, sorry. ❤️
also, for the ladies with short hair, getting laser hair removal at the nape of your neck is great for polishing up any jaggedness in your hairline.
Hi Jennifer.... personally speaking I had
“ permanent “ eye liner and brows done approximately 12 years ago -best decision ever. Supposedly the procedure needs to be touched up after 5-7 years but mine are still going strong. Yes it was painful , pricey and a little scary ( especially the eyeliner- soooo close to the actual eye) BUT Makes my life as a Momma of six a TAD easier.♥️❤️♥️
That's great! Other ladies said their eyeliner faded so I'm glad yours is still doing well.
One thing you don't hear much about is what happens as your face ages and the once perfect artfully designed permanent browline starts to go south and assumes an unflattering look. If it's tattooed in place, it will not be able to be "corrected" by judicious makeup work. For what it's worth, I say "don't do it"....your brows are beautiful. I think you have "brow dysmorphia"...LOL! They are lovely and so are you. Wonderful fun vid. Thank you!
"Brow dysmophia" haha! It's possible!
Really good point given here. The semi-permanent powder brow is less risky.
@@TheDailyConnoisseur tattoos also disqualify you from donating blood for at least a year. So, if you need to donate your blood, platelets or something else to your child in an emergency and the reason you can't is because you had your brows done, well it would seem a rather foolish risk.
Agreed. My nana warned me of eyebrow trends and I believed her.
@@NikkiSchumacherOfficial Women in the 1930's who shaved off their brows usually had zero regrowth (I used to have a webpage dedicated to Old Hollywood and the brow horror stories went on for days! Jean Harlow, Lucille Ball, Ginger Rogers...they are rued the day they shaved off their brows! #NanaKnows!
I have powder brows and absolutely LOVE them.
Amazing!
I use Anastasia Brow Gel and will never stop using it. 😊
What a fun video! Thank you!
I’ve had both a straight keratin treatment and a Brazilian blowout. I prefer the Brazilian because it leaves my hair with more body and not poker-straight. It seemed to last longer, too. My hair is very thick and wavy. Since I’m mostly gray now under the color, those hairs are very curly and weird. I would recommend the Brazilian whole heartily.
I’ve never had any treatments done but I have been dyeing my hair to cover up my early greying. I’ve decided to transition back to my natural hair/grey this summer and it’s already a painful process. I hope it will be worth it! I’m planning on getting a home laser device in the fall. I would love a little Botox but it’s not in my budget so I just do nightly facial massage. I’m not sure how much it will help - only time will tell!
Jennifer, this video was hilarious. Haring you talk about the "hair removal" was just so funny. But trust me, I get it. I've had a Dominican or Jaimacan Blowout once...I thought the hai dresser was going to pull my hair out by the roots! But it was bone straight, soft, and just nice but it is high maintenance. Expensive and nice but just once. I got it done in Atlanta with my daughter-in-law. It was supposed to be a bonding experience during the week of the wedding. I should work more at a skin care routine. I"m definitely at the age where I need to treat it better, particularly with gardening season on the horizon. I'm open to trying the Paula's choice products. Hahaha! I knew it was going to be mircroablading. I'm getting my eyebrows done tomorrow...just a wax but I am I am thinking long and hard about mircoblading. I had amazing brows. Now...they don't grow back like they used to and they've grown in in places where the eyebrows shouldn't be. So now they are in desperate need of attention...I haven't had them done in almost two years, trying to grow them back out. I've not started coloring my hair...I've earned the gray but the eyebrows. Need lots of work! They say your eyebrows are sisters not twins. Sometimes I don't even think mine are in the same family. This was a fun video. I loved it.
I am almost 70 come September
And am just beginning to show some grey. My hair is very long and dark. Still very healthy and shiny. Sometimes I wonder if I'm too old for such long hair. But I do love it
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I had laser hair removal about 12 years ago too and it was very painful! I did it again a couple of years ago (in Sydney) and it was great! Much cheaper too. I did my legs this time. And I tried to grow out my gray hair during our lockdown last year, it didn't look good. I gave up and went back to the hairdresser when they reopened. I love that gray look on other people, but I can't pull it off. I agree about the brows too. I'm scared I'll look like I've two caterpillars above my eyes.
I tint my lashes and brows, I also apply an at home lash extension kit (lashify). I used to get professional lash extensions but it’s a lot of time and money invested and I can’t be bothered tbh. I do my own nails (acrylic, gel or regular ). The only beauty treatments I actually pay someone else to do is Botox (twice a year) and my haircut / colour. During summer I’ll sometimes get a gel pedi at my local salon.
I'm so with you about the brows! I was tragically a teenager in the 90s with the pencil thin grows. My brows are naturally lush....or were naturally LUSH. They're still shy coming back. :) And if you want to maintain your lovely, long hair, you might want to just accept your greys as they come in. I actually shaved my head to go grey because the in between was way too much of a nightmare. :)
Hi Jennifer, I haven’t watched the video yet, but I had to comment to say it looks like your hair is bobbed in the thumbnail, and it looks so chic! If you ever cut your hair, I think it would look fabulous!
Your brows always look beautiful!
Yes, brows can frame the face. I'd be too scared to try the tattooing but with thick dark brows I'm lucky. We all have 'bits' we'd like to improve !
Keep what Gpd gave you on the eyebrows. I have seen some UGLY ones when aging more and really can't afford it later on.
Had laser treatment in a salon 20 years ago and it was the best money I have ever spent!
The crown of frizz is very relatable 🌷
I have embraced the wildness of my wavy hair 😂 I have gotten Brazilian Blowouts a few times but my hair is so fragile and the keratin plus highlights plus heat styling caused a lot of damage over time. My hair is now all-natural and I follow a sulfate, silicone, and heat-free routine. It looks a little wild but it’s healthy and my routine is very simple 😊💗 For sparse brows, I am applying a mixture of pumpkin seed oil and rosemary oil to try to regrow 😂🤞🏻
I did electrolysis on my upper lip in my late twenties and I'm happy with the results. I've considered doing laser treatment on my legs but my hair growth on my legs minimized a considerable amount during my late thirties. I couldn't believe it. I'm 47 now and have no hair on either leg. I've been told by other women that it's quite common to stop growing hair on your legs as you get older. I still need to shave my bikini area. I would consider doing laser treatment on my bikini area and underarms. Thanks for sharing!