Not only are you beautiful, you are so smart, Cheryl!!! Twenty years ago I didn't even realize that peptides were good for our skin. Enjoyed sitting back, and spending time with you, my friend. Blessings, and love..MaryEllen P.S. You neck looks great too
Oh thank you, thank you!! I didn't realize this until I checked, but I first heard about argireline from Victoria Principal's Principal Secret and that has been around for over 25 years! I hope you're having a fantastic weekend... sending love and a big hug! xo Cheryl - PS, enjoy the eclipse!!
Hi Cheryl, You have a lovely complexion! I appreciate you sharing the face serums you use in your skincare routine. May I ask what toner you use, please?
Hi Colleen! Thank you so much my friend, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I'm still using the Biossance Squalane toner most days. I also have a bottle of Andalou Naturals Age-Defying toner that I've been trying to use up and it's almost empty. It's nice, but not nearly as hydrating as the Biossance.
Great refresher on serums and ingredients! I use Timeless Vit C and CoQ10 serums (the CoQ10 has matrixyl 3000) and I do use a mild Tretinoin every other night. P. S. Glad you reminded me of Rustin, it’s on my playlist, thinking of watching it this afternoon. Happy weekend Cheryl!😘🤗 - Shaun
Thanks Shaun and I think you'll enjoy Rustin. It's a part of our history that I really didn't know. We all know about the march on Washington, but I had no idea it was literally one man responsible for it. Love and Hugs, Cheryl
Cheryl, I really enjoyed learning about your serum regimen. It's definitely working! I'm curious if you've ever used Asterwood's Triple Repair serum, their Matriyxl 3000 + Argireline serum, or their Bakuchiol serum? If so, what did you think?
I have a sensitivity to corn and its derivatives and unfortunately for me, Asterwood uses polysorbates in those 3 serums. It's derived from corn and will burn my skin on contact so I can't use polysorbates in skincare. Thankfully they don't use them in the Argirelene.
Love the music that you're using at the end of the video. I've got to look into some more serums, actually I only have the Timeless CoQ10 and don't ask me how I got a little water in it so I suppose it's useless but I'm going to finish it up. I would love to hear more about that I surgery when you were 40. My eyes are I say deep set just like yours are but my eyelashes aren't getting into my eyes but I'm so fearful of things that involve cutting or botulism, Etc . We're rooting for the lady Gamecocks basketball team to take the championship again tomorrow and at the same time I'm working on my tax returns. I hope that you and your mom have a wonderful weekend!😊
Hi there! Never tried the coQ10. What made you try that one and how did it work for you? So my eyes look deep set now, but I always had heavy lids and no crease. But yes, I had them corrected w/ surgery by cutting into the hairline and lifting the skin (raising my eyebrows as well). It was done in office and I went home the same day. I'll be watching the game today so Go So. Carolina! (and Iowa too, because I really want to see a hard fought, close game). Both teams are excellent and there really are no losers here! xo Cheryl
@@FreeRangeDiva first I've got to pick myself up off of the floor and take some Tylenol for the pain I'm experiencing. They cut into the hairline, that really sounds painful but as I mentioned I have deep set eyes as well with no crease there making it difficult to see eyeshadow unless placed just under the eyebrows. Seems as though Timeless has lots of serums and I wanted an antioxidant but what to choose? I was listening to you talking about matrixyl 3000 so I looked at that bottle and it has matrixyl 3000 in it and the hyaluronic acid. I don't know if it works because I can't seem to be consistent with things and I accidentally knocked it over into the sink that was slightly wet and try to gather it all up again to put it back in the bottle so it's probably not even effective now. Maybe I'll try the vitamin C next time but I want to try a couple of the serums that you are using. Well it ended up being kind of a Bittersweet day, I have a cousin who's transitioning but on the sweet note the lady Gamecocks pulled off a w i n again. Exciting day later today when they return home and greet their fans and then of course there's always a parade plan for the weekend . It's so exciting to see the reactions of the people who are actually here watching the game from various different places.
@@sable7114 Congrats to the Gamecocks and coach Staley! I'm so sorry to hear about your cousin. Yes, it was painful, but I didn't get the pain meds at first because I thought I could handle it w/ just Tylenol. By day 2 I had to drag myself to the pharmacy, which fortunately was across the street (I lived in NYC) and get those pills.
@@FreeRangeDiva yes I was so excited for the girls and thought I'd be able to at least see a partial eclipse today. The girls all gathered at 1:00 or 2:00 today for the public to welcome them back and the parade will be Sunday. I guess since it was after midnight when I commented here my cousin had already passed away, they waited until early or later this morning 6:00 a.m. to let me know.
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Cheryl, everything you’re doing is working as you’re looking younger and younger with each video
Oh Cathy, I love you!! Thank you so much and have a wonderful day... Hugs, Cheryl
Not only are you beautiful, you are so smart, Cheryl!!! Twenty years ago I didn't even realize that peptides were good for our skin. Enjoyed sitting back, and spending time with you, my friend. Blessings, and love..MaryEllen
P.S. You neck looks great too
Oh thank you, thank you!! I didn't realize this until I checked, but I first heard about argireline from Victoria Principal's Principal Secret and that has been around for over 25 years! I hope you're having a fantastic weekend... sending love and a big hug! xo Cheryl - PS, enjoy the eclipse!!
❤❤❤ have a great weekend Cheryl I love your positive energy ❤ thank you so much for your video
Thank you! You too! xo Cheryl
Hi Cheryl, You have a lovely complexion! I appreciate you sharing the face serums you use in your skincare routine. May I ask what toner you use, please?
Hi Colleen! Thank you so much my friend, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I'm still using the Biossance Squalane toner most days. I also have a bottle of Andalou Naturals Age-Defying toner that I've been trying to use up and it's almost empty. It's nice, but not nearly as hydrating as the Biossance.
Such a wonderful video, you have good knowledge.
big lk my friend
Many many thanks, I'm glad the info was helpful... xo Cheryl
Happy Saturday Cheryl. Great video I just started using Garden of Wisdom serums . This was a big help. Have a fabulous weekend friend ❤❤❤❤
Hi MaryAnn! Oh, GOW serums are great! Enjoy your weekend, my friend... Hugs, Cheryl
@@FreeRangeDiva 💕💕
I remember you have used Asterwood naturals for years, that is a good testimony. Have a nice weekend 🤗😘😎
Yes! Enjoy your Sunday, my friend... xo Cheryl
Great refresher on serums and ingredients! I use Timeless Vit C and CoQ10 serums (the CoQ10 has matrixyl 3000) and I do use a mild Tretinoin every other night. P. S. Glad you reminded me of Rustin, it’s on my playlist, thinking of watching it this afternoon. Happy weekend Cheryl!😘🤗 - Shaun
Thanks Shaun and I think you'll enjoy Rustin. It's a part of our history that I really didn't know. We all know about the march on Washington, but I had no idea it was literally one man responsible for it. Love and Hugs, Cheryl
Cheryl, I really enjoyed learning about your serum regimen. It's definitely working! I'm curious if you've ever used Asterwood's Triple Repair serum, their Matriyxl 3000 + Argireline serum, or their Bakuchiol serum? If so, what did you think?
I have a sensitivity to corn and its derivatives and unfortunately for me, Asterwood uses polysorbates in those 3 serums. It's derived from corn and will burn my skin on contact so I can't use polysorbates in skincare. Thankfully they don't use them in the Argirelene.
@@FreeRangeDiva Thanks, good to know!
Love the music that you're using at the end of the video. I've got to look into some more serums, actually I only have the Timeless CoQ10 and don't ask me how I got a little water in it so I suppose it's useless but I'm going to finish it up. I would love to hear more about that I surgery when you were 40. My eyes are I say deep set just like yours are but my eyelashes aren't getting into my eyes but I'm so fearful of things that involve cutting or botulism, Etc . We're rooting for the lady Gamecocks basketball team to take the championship again tomorrow and at the same time I'm working on my tax returns. I hope that you and your mom have a wonderful weekend!😊
Hi there! Never tried the coQ10. What made you try that one and how did it work for you? So my eyes look deep set now, but I always had heavy lids and no crease. But yes, I had them corrected w/ surgery by cutting into the hairline and lifting the skin (raising my eyebrows as well). It was done in office and I went home the same day. I'll be watching the game today so Go So. Carolina! (and Iowa too, because I really want to see a hard fought, close game). Both teams are excellent and there really are no losers here! xo Cheryl
@@FreeRangeDiva first I've got to pick myself up off of the floor and take some Tylenol for the pain I'm experiencing. They cut into the hairline, that really sounds painful but as I mentioned I have deep set eyes as well with no crease there making it difficult to see eyeshadow unless placed just under the eyebrows.
Seems as though Timeless has lots of serums and I wanted an antioxidant but what to choose? I was listening to you talking about matrixyl 3000 so I looked at that bottle and it has matrixyl 3000 in it and the hyaluronic acid. I don't know if it works because I can't seem to be consistent with things and I accidentally knocked it over into the sink that was slightly wet and try to gather it all up again to put it back in the bottle so it's probably not even effective now. Maybe I'll try the vitamin C next time but I want to try a couple of the serums that you are using.
Well it ended up being kind of a Bittersweet day, I have a cousin who's transitioning but on the sweet note the lady Gamecocks pulled off a w i n again. Exciting day later today when they return home and greet their fans and then of course there's always a parade plan for the weekend . It's so exciting to see the reactions of the people who are actually here watching the game from various different places.
@@sable7114 Congrats to the Gamecocks and coach Staley! I'm so sorry to hear about your cousin. Yes, it was painful, but I didn't get the pain meds at first because I thought I could handle it w/ just Tylenol. By day 2 I had to drag myself to the pharmacy, which fortunately was across the street (I lived in NYC) and get those pills.
@@FreeRangeDiva yes I was so excited for the girls and thought I'd be able to at least see a partial eclipse today. The girls all gathered at 1:00 or 2:00 today for the public to welcome them back and the parade will be Sunday. I guess since it was after midnight when I commented here my cousin had already passed away, they waited until early or later this morning 6:00 a.m. to let me know.
@@sable7114 I'm so sorry for your loss, my friend
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