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By (user no longer on site) OP   
39 weeks ago

Just curious. What do you reckon is the % of women using Botox by age 50?

I'm au-naturel but it seems like hardly any ladies my age have a wrinkle on their brow now.

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By *ettaManMan
39 weeks ago

Based in Kerry, work in Cork.

I'd say if you asked the question of women in their mid to late 30's there would probably be a higher percentage.

It seems like a lot of women are getting it done much younger now.

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By *ursecretmischiefCouple
39 weeks ago

Westmeath The West.

More power to them I say. But it is strange that women in their early 20s are using it!

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By *rish-blacksmithMan
39 weeks ago

Cork


"More power to them I say. But it is strange that women in their early 20s are using it!"

That's the the beauty industry.. gotta make people people feel ugly and then charge them to fix it

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By *nquisitive LadyWoman
39 weeks ago

Midlands


"Just curious. What do you reckon is the % of women using Botox by age 50?

I'm au-naturel but it seems like hardly any ladies my age have a wrinkle on their brow now. "

like you Rubs I too am au-naturel. I was tempted to try it and changed my mind. I invested in good face creams instead and got myself into a good skin care routine.

As to what the percentage of people using botox lip fillers etc, I would say its quite high.

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By *ustBoWoman
39 weeks ago

Somewhere in Co. Down

Im also au natural and have never had botox,even though I had thought about it for some lines on my face. I have been using clarins products for quite a while but am thinking of changing as it expensive and not as effective anymore I have found.

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By *agneyandhutchCouple
39 weeks ago

lucan

God love the youngs ones who have essentially f+cked up their faces at 25. Can't wait to see what they look like at 50. You can't win the battle with time and in trying you need to pay for it, not use a kid with a needle. Look at the money in Hollywood and they can't get it right, all the once beautiful actors (male and female) have something slightly off about their faces. I'd rather look like 'old' me than f+ucked up me.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
39 weeks ago

Maybe it's TV etc that's making me think I'm in the minority now with not doing it.

I was just curious if it was more normal to have it done than not.

I couldn't afford it anyway even if I did want it.

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By *ergalMan
39 weeks ago

Cork

Lots of girls walking around Cork with the botox duck lips! Don't see the appeal

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By *exyScientistsCouple
39 weeks ago

Castlebar

I've not thought of doing that at all. Injecting stuff into you seems like a risky business unless its specifically for health reasons, when you don't know how your body will react. I'm fine with having needles put into me if it's to take blood out but I hate having anything put in 😬

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By *ursecretmischiefCouple
39 weeks ago

Westmeath The West.


"Lots of girls walking around Cork with the botox duck lips! Don't see the appeal "

The lips are worst!..if they want see where they're going to end up with that, visit Liverpool!😂

If a young lady in her 20s is regularly using botox, I would imagine her skin will be in a very state by her 40s.

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By *exyScientistsCouple
39 weeks ago

Castlebar

And botox has its place for health reasons too

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By *ergalMan
39 weeks ago

Cork


"And botox has its place for health reasons too "

Yep, Migraine, bladder control, muscle spasm etc

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By *affa31Woman
39 weeks ago

Galway

People are using Botox in their 20s and 30s to prevent wrinkles forming. It freezes the muscles so that you’re unable to form frown lines etc which means that wrinkles can’t set in.

If it’s done well, you’ll have no idea that a person has Botox. It’s no longer the fully frozen foreheads of the 2000s.

What ye are seeing as weird looking faces is filler and face lifts, not Botox. Filler goes wrong so easily as it can shift and end up lumpy and looking weird. Face lifts are better than they used to be but still result in very taut looking skin.

Between good skin genes and the fact that a face plumped out by fat tends to show less wrinkles, I’ve never been tempted to get anything. Nor have any of my closest friends tbf. I think we’re in a minority of women in their 30s/40s though.

At the end of the day, her body, her choice 🤷🏻‍♀️

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By *tarbuckmanMan
39 weeks ago

Dublin

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By (user no longer on site)
39 weeks ago

It’s the girls in their early 20’s getting it as it’s fashionable that I find strange. Each to their own to do with their bodies as they want but surely they don’t need it

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By *ace400Man
39 weeks ago

near knock

I prefer natural looking women they are more attractive. Don’t fancy kissing a Barbie doll

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By *osyRedLipsWoman
39 weeks ago

KILDARE

I use nature's botox I drink lots of water my skin looks so much better and plumper

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By *ildarekinkstersCouple
39 weeks ago

kinkytown

I use botox. Mine is simple and natural

Im in a people facing role in vanilla work and I shoot content so need to keep personal maintenance up as a result. Never had any comments about it and couldn't give a toss about people's opinions either. End of day its the person who gets its choice

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By *oxyvixen99Woman
39 weeks ago

Newtownabbey

It's definitely more accessible and natural than it was a few years ago. I've been getting it once every 6 months for the past 2 years and view it like every other beauty treatment I get, nails, eyebrows, waxing etc.

Im all for doing whatever makes you feel good

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
39 weeks ago

Yeah it can look very natural on the brow and eye area for sure. The only way I know who's using it is by comparing my own features to theirs lol 🤣

I generally couldn't give a shite what other people think, that's a joy of getting older, but don't want to be on my owney-o either 😋!

Cheers my dears for all the feedback Xxx

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By *elfastDMan
39 weeks ago

belfast


"Yeah it can look very natural on the brow and eye area for sure. The only way I know who's using it is by comparing my own features to theirs lol 🤣

I generally couldn't give a shite what other people think, that's a joy of getting older, but don't want to be on my owney-o either 😋!

Cheers my dears for all the feedback Xxx"

You’re never on your owney-o Rubs when you have you fab family

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
39 weeks ago


"Yeah it can look very natural on the brow and eye area for sure. The only way I know who's using it is by comparing my own features to theirs lol 🤣

I generally couldn't give a shite what other people think, that's a joy of getting older, but don't want to be on my owney-o either 😋!

Cheers my dears for all the feedback Xxx

You’re never on your owney-o Rubs when you have you fab family "

Aww, and with statements like that ye'll never get rid of me 😋😂

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By *limfitladMan
39 weeks ago

Galway/ Dublin

Not just me brows that need some.

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By *ealitybitesMan
38 weeks ago

Belfast

I was offered it 20 years ago when I had muscle spasms in my face but they stopped and I didn't need it.

I remember my dentist telling me in more recent times that the majority of Botox in Europe if not the world is made in the west of Ireland. Not sure if that's still the case or if he was spinning me a yarn.

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By *exyScientistsCouple
38 weeks ago

Castlebar

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By *exyScientistsCouple
38 weeks ago

Castlebar

I'd say that's probably true

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By *affa31Woman
38 weeks ago

Galway


"I was offered it 20 years ago when I had muscle spasms in my face but they stopped and I didn't need it.

I remember my dentist telling me in more recent times that the majority of Botox in Europe if not the world is made in the west of Ireland. Not sure if that's still the case or if he was spinning me a yarn. "

All Botox is produced in a factory in Westport

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By *ettaManMan
38 weeks ago

Based in Kerry, work in Cork.


"I was offered it 20 years ago when I had muscle spasms in my face but they stopped and I didn't need it.

I remember my dentist telling me in more recent times that the majority of Botox in Europe if not the world is made in the west of Ireland. Not sure if that's still the case or if he was spinning me a yarn. "

Yep, the world's supply of Botox comes out of Westport

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago


"I was offered it 20 years ago when I had muscle spasms in my face but they stopped and I didn't need it.

I remember my dentist telling me in more recent times that the majority of Botox in Europe if not the world is made in the west of Ireland. Not sure if that's still the case or if he was spinning me a yarn. "

Yep. The global supply of Botox is made in Westport.

Interesting story of a neurotoxin that was investigated as a bioweapon and untimely ended up as one of the most common cosmetic treatments in the world.

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

I'm nearly sure if you train as a Dentist you have all the relevant qualifications required for setting up a practice needles to say all the recent graduates go straight to Botox and cash in.

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By *adger BrocMan
38 weeks ago

North Cork


"I was offered it 20 years ago when I had muscle spasms in my face but they stopped and I didn't need it.

I remember my dentist telling me in more recent times that the majority of Botox in Europe if not the world is made in the west of Ireland. Not sure if that's still the case or if he was spinning me a yarn. "

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Abbvie/Allergen Pharmaceutical in Westport, Co. Mayo is the sole global manufacturing site for Botox.

No wrinkles in the Whest...

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

As they say - I'm not ugly, I'm just poor.

Once you start, it would be hard to stop and pretty expensive!

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago


"As they say - I'm not ugly, I'm just poor.

Or too proud for make up, too poor for Botox. "

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By *exyScientistsCouple
38 weeks ago

Castlebar


"I was offered it 20 years ago when I had muscle spasms in my face but they stopped and I didn't need it.

I remember my dentist telling me in more recent times that the majority of Botox in Europe if not the world is made in the west of Ireland. Not sure if that's still the case or if he was spinning me a yarn.

.....

Abbvie/Allergen Pharmaceutical in Westport, Co. Mayo is the sole global manufacturing site for Botox.

No wrinkles in the Whest..."

They definitely aren't handing it out 🤪

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

The wrinkles or crinkles around a woman's eyes and cheeks that are called laughter lines or something,I get comfortable chatting with someone that has these and it puts me at ease knowing I can read an expression. But that's my point of view, I also wish I wasn't getting visibly older but you know what, it's just like Thanos said, inevitable.

I think I'll Botox my ballsack when they start hitting my knees though.

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By *aster1971Man
38 weeks ago

Dublin

I worked in allergan botox company 10 more years I think %60 woman use botox and filler but if u starting to use botox all ur life u must use beause u stop the make botox ur face crash

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By *itonmyfacensquirtMan
38 weeks ago

Wexford

What about men using it, I have been getting it done for the last 2 years, and yes I will say I have got compliments about me getting younger looking 😁

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By *ealitybitesMan
38 weeks ago

Belfast


"I worked in allergan botox company 10 more years I think %60 woman use botox and filler but if u starting to use botox all ur life u must use beause u stop the make botox ur face crash "

I don't think it's anywhere near that figure because I don't know anyone who has used Botox so if it really was 60% the chances are I would know someone who did.

I can think of 2 people who considered it but changed their mind and maybe another couple who have had lip fillers and that's only because it was really obvious.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
38 weeks ago


"I worked in allergan botox company 10 more years I think %60 woman use botox and filler but if u starting to use botox all ur life u must use beause u stop the make botox ur face crash

I don't think it's anywhere near that figure because I don't know anyone who has used Botox so if it really was 60% the chances are I would know someone who did.

I can think of 2 people who considered it but changed their mind and maybe another couple who have had lip fillers and that's only because it was really obvious. "

It can be very natural looking RB, and no-one wears a badge saying Botox-ed 😂😂 Though maybe that will become a trend, like the ✓ on your Nike hat!!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
38 weeks ago


"What about men using it, I have been getting it done for the last 2 years, and yes I will say I have got compliments about me getting younger looking 😁"

I remember Gordon Ramsey famously tried it and got unmerciful criticism, which I thought was unfair but then he's pretty merciless himself at times.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
38 weeks ago


"I worked in allergan botox company 10 more years I think %60 woman use botox and filler but if u starting to use botox all ur life u must use beause u stop the make botox ur face crash "

That seems high but it wouldn't surprise me either.

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago


"Just curious. What do you reckon is the % of women using Botox by age 50?

I'm au-naturel but it seems like hardly any ladies my age have a wrinkle on their brow now. "

Its great for sweaty feet apparently

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