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Recommend a primer that may prevent foundation from seeping into lines

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  • #32
    Twee.
    Moderators, Recreation & Hobbies Moderators Posts: 9,721 Mod ✭✭✭✭Twee.



    This thread is about primers and lines, not to discuss opinions on Botox. Let's move on and offer the OP some advice and recommendations as she asked.


    Edit: GingerLily, please dial it back and cut the sniping.


  • #33
    SarahMollie
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,841 ✭✭✭SarahMollie


    GingerLily wrote: »
    No you got extremely aggressive so I walked away. You didn't listen to what I had actually said and I saw no point in talking to you about it as you weren't going to listen.


    And if your not aware of the health risks to do with botox I suggest you look them up, they may be rare but they still exist.

    It's a pity have to hide from your partner that your getting botox.....

    No, you were rude (I pointed out where) and now judgmental (in bold). I'd love you to show where I was aggressive, but I suspect you're simply seeking to shift blame from your own behaviour. All I did was point query your points, where seemed to be based only on your very limited knowledge/impressions of a procedure and not backed up by any evidence.

    Regardless, I am aware of the risks, despite your continued assumptions. My treatment is carried out by a medical professional, and as I said above, I also informed my GP, neither of whom had any issue. Before treatment you are presented with a list of all possible outcomes The common issues with Botox are far more likely to be cosmetic, ie lobsided eyebrows or similar, more often than not down to the person providing the treatment not knowing what they're doing, and the product wears off after 4-6 months anyhow.

    Also, there are risks with absolutely everything in life. Allergic reactions, getting hit by a bus, you name it. Its a matter of whats acceptable risk, and to me, this is fine. In my view, much more innocuous things like sunbeds, smoking, drinking to excess for example, are a much greater risk to a persons health.


  • #34
    Twee.
    Moderators, Recreation & Hobbies Moderators Posts: 9,721 Mod ✭✭✭✭Twee.


    SarahMollie wrote: »
    No, you were rude (I pointed out where) and now judgmental (in bold). I'd love you to show where I was aggressive, but I suspect you're simply seeking to shift blame from your own behaviour. All I did was point query your points, where seemed to be based only on your very limited knowledge/impressions of a procedure and not backed up by any evidence.

    Regardless, I am aware of the risks, despite your continued assumptions. My treatment is carried out by a medical professional, and as I said above, I also informed my GP, neither of whom had any issue. Before treatment you are presented with a list of all possible outcomes The common issues with Botox are far more likely to be cosmetic, ie lobsided eyebrows or similar, more often than not down to the person providing the treatment not knowing what they're doing, and the product wears off after 4-6 months anyhow.


    Let's move on please.


  • #35
    SarahMollie
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,841 ✭✭✭SarahMollie


    Twee. wrote: »
    Let's move on please.

    Sorry - had sent it before I saw your input.


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