Long story short, our group was packed in pretty tight on the floor close to the stage and the group beside us was a family from Michigan - a mother daughter group - and they were having a blast...
Before the concert got going I got chatting to the Mum about my beef tallow skincare brand.
It went something like this....
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Me: *explains tallow skincare and how it gives a healthy glow.*Β
Her: - listening.
Me: "What do you use for your skin?"Β
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Her bluntly: "Oh the only skincare I use is botox"
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I wanted to replyΒ "I can see that"Β but I just smiled and nodded said something likeΒ "Ahh".
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She was a middle-aged woman (maybe 45) and naturally beautiful just like her daughters...
BUT - in my humble opinion - the botox had "taken over".
She was still pretty, but that stiff plastic look made her face seem hard and fake...
It wasn't a totally "botched" job.
But it had that "unnatural look" that is objectively less attractive than the actual smile lines and features of aging beauty.
Could have been a lot worse I guess but it was just another reminder that botox isn't the way.
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Maybe at first no one can tell... but it's not a longterm plan - and if you keep going you might end up somewhere you don't like:
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