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The Real Housewives of Miami’s Larsa Pippen on Facelifts, Filler Fatigue, and the New Face of Beauty · The Dr. Randi Show

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Now let's get into the episode. Hello everyone and welcome back
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to the Doctor Randy show. I'm your host, Doctor Randy
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Boyett. Today we are stepping outside
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the usual conversation and getting into what everyone's
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talking about, but not what everyone's saying out loud.
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This is beauty scene and today we are joined by Larsa Pippen,
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one of the most recognizable faces from the Real Housewives
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of Miami and Debbie Berman, socialite and philanthropist and
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my Co host for all of these conversations.
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Hi. Hey guys, I'm super excited to
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be here with you guys today. I love everything that you talk
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about. It's amazing, Randy.
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Thank you ladies so much. This is our first edition of the
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Beauty Scene and excited to jump into some hot topics.
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So first topic that I'd like to talk about that I'm seeing are
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the celebrity facelift trends, right?
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Not just the facelift, but the transparency that we're suddenly
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seeing. It used to be very taboo, like
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people would suddenly just come out of hiding and be perfect and
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we didn't understand why. But now we're posting it
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everywhere. You know, we're coming out and
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saying I just had $200,000 facelift, look at my new face.
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And I think it's kind of refreshing that we can talk
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about it. I think that, you know, what is
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this? Is this that celebrities are
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more comfortable being honest now, or are they controlling the
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narrative better? Like what do we think is
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happening here? That this transparency is
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suddenly OK? Well, I think for so many years
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it's been frowned upon to get facelifts, and we're finally
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stepping into a time where facelifts are now the thing to
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do and more acceptable in society.
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I think it's a really exciting time because I think we're
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turning back the time of aging, and I think it's great.
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I was just looking at the age of The Golden Girls, right?
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So when we look at that, Blanche was actually 51 years old when
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she was on the TV. So I love that we look at 51 now
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and we say, wow, these women look amazing.
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And I think it's a really exciting time.
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Agreed. What do you think, Larsa?
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You know, I think with the whole GLP ones and all the weight
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losses that everyone is doing basically is having to force
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people to have facelifts at a much earlier age.
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Everyone's looking thinner. And I think when you're losing a
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lot of weight, it affects the way your face looks.
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And so I definitely think that that's contributed to the craze
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for facelifts. Everybody wants to look good.
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Everybody wants to be skinny. This is a time where, you know,
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everyone looks skinny, everyone wants to look good.
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And I think that's kind of where we are in today's society.
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And I think a lot of people are over fillers.
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You know, I think fillers had his day.
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And doctors just basically feel like they can get you the best
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results by having a mini facelift, even starting 35.
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Like I have friends that are 35 years old that are literally
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booking facelifts like mini facelifts.
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I look at that and I'm like, is it preventative or I'm all for
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it? But I mean as some people get it
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as early as 35 and then you have others that wait till they're
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like 80. So I wonder what?
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You want to wait too long because then everyone will know
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and you won't have great results.
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I think sooner you do it, you have more elasticity in your
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skin. It'll you'll bounce.
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Yeah. I think that's what looks like.
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A fresher version of you. But I do think there's like a
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sweet spot, right, Debbie? Like I feel like for our friends
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that are kind of going through this, is it like 40-5 ish?
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Like isn't that the norm 45? I think around here it is, but I
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know certain states there's women doing it in their early
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30s like you said, and it's completely acceptable and you
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don't notice it as much when you do it younger.
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So that's the benefit of doing it younger, but.
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I'm all becoming. I'm all about looking better.
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So it's going to make you look better.
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Do it. Exactly.
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I think the consensus over the last year with a lot of the
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plastic surgeons we've had on the show, they say like the
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sweet spot is the early 50s, right?
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And if you don't do it, then it's a much more difficult lift.
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But I do think that people are starting younger and I think
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it's a more acceptable conversation.
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It's interesting the trend because we went through several
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years where people were just filling their entire face up
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instead of having a facelift, and now the facelift has become
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the trend. I mean, I think people are
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actually getting their face dissolved these days.
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And you know, when I see my doctor, she's like, well, now
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we're stepping out. Now people are coming in for the
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opposite. So I think it's really cool that
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we're going from all this filler to now dissolving and we're
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moving towards the facelift. And of course there's lasers.
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And I love that there's so many different options and I think
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the biggest thing is to just educate yourself and learn how
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they all work. I don't think it's one I.
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Also think we didn't know 10 years ago.
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We didn't know that fillers last forever.
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Yeah, yeah. Thought that you know you're
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doing this is going to last in your face for six months and
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then Fast forward 10 years later it moves, it transitions it's
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got. It also makes you right.
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Well, I think too, like we're putting all this filler in our
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face and then all of a sudden our faces got huge because
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you're producing collagen. It's doing what it's supposed to
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do, but it takes years to do that, right?
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So I think you wake up one day and go, whoa, it's too much.
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And we start going the opposite direction now.
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Something that I didn't realize is we had Doctor NASA found the
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show a few weeks ago when we were talking about facelifts and
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he was saying that he really prefers that people do dissolve
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the filler before the facelift because how can you really tell
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what is needed unless you're kind of working with a clean
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canvas there? And I've kind of asked that
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question more often. And that comes up a lot that I
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think surgeons do prefer that we dissolve filler first before we
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do surgery. And I think that's really smart.
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It is, but I feel like a lot of people think that they've
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dissolved the product and when you have a facelift, when you
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lift it, it migrates. So I definitely think an
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ultrasound is very beneficial. If you're going to spend the
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time, energy, and money on having a facelift, you should
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probably invest in an ultrasound to see exactly where the filler
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is and if it's migrated and try to dissolve as much as you can
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because you can't really see it just from looking at it or
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touching it. I think it's like deeper than
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most people think. Absolutely, I've had mine
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dissolved in some different places.
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Have you had that done? I have, I'm all about dissolving
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now because I think it got to a point where filler was just way
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too much and you start to see it and your face looks fat, like it
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looks too much. And I started dissolving.
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Debbie, you wake up one day and you're like, Oh my gosh.
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And then you start to see yourself in pictures and no one
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else looks like that, right? So you're like, hey, what's
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going? On Oh, they look like that.
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Last week they look like that. Last week, OK, Then the second
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you get dissolved. But it is a balance, right?
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So like maybe you need filler, maybe you need threads, maybe
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you just need a good laser. It's all about a balance.
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And I think knowing and educating yourself is the
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biggest thing because there's so many options out there and you
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just have to know. Like I'll step in my doctor's
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office and I will know exactly what I need because I love this
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stuff. So I learn about it and it's
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about a balance. So let's talk about a few of
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these celebrity facelifts that we've seen that really started
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this trend. I think first we started with
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Kris Jenner, which I think was one of the most phenomenal
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facelifts we've all seen. And she was very transparent
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about what she spent on it. And she went from, I mean, I
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don't really think she ever looked her age to begin with,
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but she really wiped out 20 years and it looked phenomenal.
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Of course, I've been seeing now on social media that she's now
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upset that she's saying maybe the facelift is already falling.
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I don't know. Who knows if that's just fake
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news, but nevertheless, I think we're always striving for things
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that are impossible. Then I saw Denise Richards, Lori
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Loughlin, those are some that just also recently came out and
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very openly talking about their procedures and facelifts.
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How do we feel about this? What do we think about?
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I think Kris Jenner paid maybe over $250,000 for a facelift.
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What do you think about all of that?
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Well, that doctor is booked. Yes, he is.
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I think his name is like Levine and Dr. Levine.
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Yes he is booked and busy. His roster is insane.
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I know so many people that have used him.
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That just goes to show you that the trend for facelifts, when
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have you ever heard of a $300,000 facelift?
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You guys like, that's crazy. So yeah, if I had a facelift and
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spent $300,000 and I wasn't happy with the results, I too
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would be upset. The downtime, the expenses, the,
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you know, just the commitment to do it.
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But I feel like a lot of people need to be realistic.
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Just because you have a facelift doesn't necessarily mean it's
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going to last forever, you know? Again, she's also 70 years old
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and at that moment it's not going to last as long.
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Your skin loses elastin and it doesn't last as long as you
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think. Like is if you were in your 40s.
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I also heard that Doctor Levine loves to do the facelift.
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That's not deep tissue. The deep plane.
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He likes to do the other one that's not deep plane.
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What is that one called Debbie, do you know I'm talking about?
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There wasn't a term for it. It's his technique, is what they
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said. You have to really excavate in
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your face to get all the muscles and everything to stay up.
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Like, you can't just, if you just do the surface, it doesn't
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really last, you know, And it's like if you're committing, you
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must feel like if I'm going to be down for a month, I rather
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just do it. Just do it the right way, Dr.
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Levine, do it the right way. I'm OK with a little more
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downtime, but I want the results to last, you know, I think
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that's the most important thing, especially when you're spending
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that kind of money. You guys, I heard allegedly, I
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don't know, but I heard he did Brad Pitt, He looks great and
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it's been a couple years. From what I've heard he looks
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amazing. And I think people have a
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misconception just because you get a facelift, you don't have
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to do anything. You know, you still have to keep
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up, still have to do Botox, you still have to use great skin
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care. You still have to do laser,
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laser, laser, laser, lasers forever.
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And that's the misconception is that people think, oh, well, I'm
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tired of spending all this money on all these things, but you
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still have to do it. You got to keep up with it.
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Kris Jenner looks great to me. I think she looks gorgeous.
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You know, she's got great elasticity.
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She's got great bone structure. So, you know, I don't know what
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people are talking about. She looks great.
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I do think we live in kind of the filter phase of life, right?
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Everybody's filtering their photos.
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I'm kind of glad that I grew up in a time where filters and
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social media weren't a thing, because it has to be exhausting
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to try to keep up with that as you're growing up, right?
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Where everybody's perfect. But I think these filters are
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making people come in and ask for unrealistic expectations
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when they're having plastic surgery.
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That's not even a thing. It's a filter, right?
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I think it's a lot. I'll look.
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Back at some of my pictures, I'm like, wow, that was a a really
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good picture. Oh, I filtered.
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You know, so you just don't know what the real thing is.
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Oh, is that what you think Debbie?
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When I look at old photos that are filtered, I think, Oh my
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God, I was eating like three oranges a day.
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Literally all the vitamin CI was getting.
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Yes, yes. I think another notable facelift
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and transformation was Demi Moore, right?
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I mean. She looks amazing, I want to
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know what she's doing. Yeah.
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All of it. Debbie, she's doing.
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You name it, she's doing it. Yes, I did see a recent video of
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her where she was very, very thin, like the GLP ones
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sometimes I think go a little too far where they had like all
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the bones showing, you know, from different angles.
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And Larsa, to your point, I think the GLP ones have changed
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the way we look at things because everybody's trying the
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GLP ones, I think it's one in eight people in this country are
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on the GLP ones and it is changing.
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You know, people's faces are kind of sagging.
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We have to then do treatments to uplift.
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But I think that the GLP ones also changed the body types,
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right? The thick, thick body type was
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very in for many, many years, and now it's kind of
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transitioned because many of the GLP 1 users are not working out
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even though they're telling you to work out.
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So I was just reading and kind of watching about this skinny
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fat generation that's happening right now where everybody's
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looking skinny, but they're not toned underneath.
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And I think that's interesting. What's your take on that ladies?
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I do think that they serve a purpose.
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I think they are good for a lot of people, not just
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aesthetically, but like health wise.
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So I mean I know women that take it just for upkeep.
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I know people that need it. I don't have a problem with
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them. I think they're great.
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I think it's one of the best inventions we came out with.
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I think some of the people that are on the GLP ones, friends
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need to get involved, jump in the conversation and tell their
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friends that they're starting to look too skinny.
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I do that. I have friends that have been
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taking it for a while and their legs look so skinny.
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They're the size of my arms and so I'm like you, I, you look
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great, you look amazing. However, there's like a fine
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line from looking great to being super unhealthy looking.
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How does their skin look? Is it saggy?
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You lose your butt, your butt ends up like as flat as this
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floor, like it's not a good thing.
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I know like the knees and all of that, like get affected like I
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had a. Girlfriend I went to the beach
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with and she stood up and I promise you her butt was all
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skin. It was like she was 85 years old
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and she's like 30. Also, to your point, they stop
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working out, so they lose all the weight, right?
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They get super skinny and then they go, I don't have to go to
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the gym anymore. So there you go.
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Now you have a saggy body and unhealthy body.
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I think if you're going to do it, maintain going to the gym,
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eating rights and you have to preserve muscle girls, we have
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to preserve muscle you. Think this phase, this era, has
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something to do with all the Single Ladies?
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Because notice they're more single women now than there has
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been in decades. Yeah.
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And I'm like, I wonder if it's like I'm too skinny.
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I'm tired. I'm, you know, like not really
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up for dating anymore because I have no butt.
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My face calling and my facelift. I need to like, you know, work
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out my body. Now.
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Just because you're skinny doesn't necessarily mean you
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look good. Well, I just think women are
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more independent nowadays too, though, but that's a whole
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nother conversation. I just think like, if they're
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going to take these meds, you need to maintain your fitness.
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Like you can't let that go. And I know a lot of girls that
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just go on it and they go, I'm skinny now, I don't have to work
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out. Or they lose their desire to go
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to the gym and you know they can eat whatever they want.
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In the gym, women or men too? I guess men do the same thing,
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right? If they're losing weight, they
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feel like they don't need to work out.
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Absolutely. I think we started with Ozempic
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face and now they're calling it Ozempic body.
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But I do think it's a real trend of what's happening now.
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I know there is the next phase of GLPS that are coming.
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There's one that's coming very soon, red, a true tide, which is
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already in clinical trials and people are having a chance to
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test it and they're saying that really helps preserve muscle.
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But we'll see. And I think we're not even close
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to done by how many will be out. There.
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I mean, we always tried to lose weight, right?
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My mom's always been on a diet her whole life.
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I mean, we've always joked about having a magic pill to make you
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lose weight. And now we actually have
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something that works. I think it's really cool.
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It saved people's lives, people that were overweight their whole
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lives, that had addiction to food.
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And it's incredible, you know what it does for people?
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It gives them their life back. But as you were saying, Larsa,
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people take it too far, right? Like people that are 5 foot
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five, 110 lbs or taking GLP one. Why?
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Like what do we need that for? You know, other than it's nice
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to not crave cookies and French fries.
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But this is a part of life. Using a little self-control is
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good as well. So let's get back to when we
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were talking about filler. We were talking about facelifts.
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I think this trend, you know, Debbie, you were talking about
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you love skin care. Larsa, you were talking about
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the beauty box, which we'll dive into in a little bit.
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But we were talking about how much we love skin care.
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And I think the new trend is really skin health, right?
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It's not just, you know, putting something on that's making your
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skin shine. We have gotten into really a
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trend of skin health where we're taking care of our skin, we're
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cycling all these different actives and ingredients, making
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sure that our skin is healthy. And one of the things that I
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have learned, which I'm sure you have too, because it sounds like
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you're doing these treatments, you're doing the lasers and
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everything, is that our skin health is so important to keep
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intact to get the best results from the lasers and the
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treatments. If we just go in there, our skin
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is a disaster and we go and have a laser treatment and we're not
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taking care of our skin, that treatment could be phenomenal,
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but it doesn't matter. And I think skin health is
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really the next luxury, what we do with our skin, how we take
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care of our skin. What do you think about that?
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I mean, you know, we talked about a lot of lasers, but you
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know what the problem is? When you do a lot of lasers,
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your skin becomes very porous. So then you're more susceptible
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to like melasma, redness in your face.
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Because I do feel like if you're going to do the lasers, you
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definitely have to wear a good sunblock.
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You have to make sure that you invest in good skin care.
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Debbie and I talk about this all the time.
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I'm like, Oh my God. Like when I do a laser, like you
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have to really be mindful not to be in the sun because if you
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are, your skin is going to get damaged.
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So it's like you do all this work to get to this point.
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If you don't maintain it then it just, you know, voice.
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I think that if we're going to do all the lasers, we're going
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to invest in skin care. I think it's our job to really
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understand that like your skin's an organ, it's an organ and
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everything you do to it, you're going to have an effect.
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So a lot of times people will buy all this stuff and then they
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don't know how to use it or they're using all different
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things. Everything.
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There's like 5 different steps before I go to bed.
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I have like a whole lineup of products, but I know what I'm
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putting on my face and I know that nutrition is really big.
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Water is really big. Smoking.
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People that smoke, you're going to have crappy skin.
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Sorry you are. Any time you drink alcohol, if
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you do it excessively, you're going to have crappy skin like
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it's going to show. So I think that it really goes
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beyond what's in the bottle. You have to just do your
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homework and understand it all. I think I have been able to do
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since I really dialed into skin health over the last two to
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three years and understanding, you know, which order use the
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products and how often to use them.
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And then, you know, supplementing with other things
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like red light therapy, all these other components.
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I've been able to do less treatments when focusing on skin
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health. And it seems that that has
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really changed the game. And I think that like great skin
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is a flex right now. People want to have that great
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skin. And I also think that has LED us
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to a generation of like no makeup looks, right?
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So people are celebrities are coming out with no makeup on
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showing the I do nothing narrative.
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I just woke up like this. And I think all of that comes
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from good skin health, right? I mean, I walk around the house
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with that mask, the red mask on my face.
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You know, it has a little thing. I mean, I, I love it.
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Do you use a red light therapy? I do.
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I do, you know, I use it probably twice, three times a
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week, but you have to make sure that you get a good one that's
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like a good because there's so many online that are just a
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waste of your time. I think there's certain things
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that like, I personally would not spend $300,000 on a facelift
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when I can get one for like 5040.
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You know, I think there's a great doctors that could do it
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for less. But I also think like skin care,
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you should spend money on a good dermatologist, a good red light
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therapy machine, or, you know, mask.
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Because I do feel like there's so many online that have no
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purpose. They're not doing anything
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besides wasting your time while you're sitting there.
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And even if you're spending double, if you're getting double
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the results then it's worth it to, you know, get the better
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mask instead of I mean the one I use is a medical grade mask.
21:06
I only have to use it 3 minutes a night.
21:08
So for me it's the perfect solution.
21:10
I'm just about to test a new at home device that's helps with
21:15
lifting and toning so I'll report back on that.
21:17
But. Let me know about that.
21:19
Yeah. Anything that we can do at home,
21:21
why not, right. I think that we want to be able
21:23
to do things at home and we want to get get away from that
21:27
overcorrecting error. And I think that having great
21:30
skin health helps us stay in the zone there.
21:33
So anything else that you ladies do for amazing skin health?
21:38
I know people are taking different skin supplements,
21:40
different peptides. Is there anything else that you
21:42
do that's kind of outside of the norm?
21:45
I I can't stay consistent with the peptides.
21:47
I keep forgetting to take them like I did.
21:49
I did get a couple from my doctor, Doctor Sandra in LA, and
21:53
he's the best. He checks your hormones.
21:54
He's the best. I just can't remember to take
21:57
them like I'm. That's hard to remember.
21:59
Another thing to add to your list, you know, but I do feel
22:02
like I've had friends that have had amazing results with like
22:06
Tessa Moralin and BP 157 for like recovery after a workout
22:11
and stuff like that. So I do feel like there's a lot
22:13
of peptides, but once again, I'm going to be the negative Nancy
22:16
that I've been today on this podcast.
22:18
You have to make sure that you don't have any underlining
22:21
issues with cancer or anything like that.
22:23
Because what some of these peptides do and we don't have
22:25
enough, you know, information on them and enough study on them is
22:29
that if you, God forbid, do have something small, it will take it
22:34
to the next level faster. My grandmother is 93 years old,
22:37
you guys, and just the best skin ever.
22:39
She has no wrinkles, nothing. But you know what she does?
22:42
She literally puts on moisturizer every night.
22:45
She drinks a lot of water, she eats a lot of fruit.
22:48
She goes to bed. I think sleep is probably on the
22:52
on the top five things you can do to for your life, for your
22:55
skin, for your well-being. Sleep is a huge factor in how
22:59
you look. You know, I know so many people
23:02
that sleep 12 hours a day and they look amazing.
23:06
And then I have friends that are like, oh, I never sleep.
23:08
I barely sleep. I sleep, you know, 6 hours a
23:10
day, and I promise you, you'll start to age twice as fast.
23:14
Yeah. So don't call me at 7:00.
23:16
Don't call me at 6:00. I will not be answering your
23:19
calls like I'm trying to sleep in whenever I get a chance.
23:22
I'm trying to sleep until 8:00. Like Mike, you're so lucky you
23:25
can do that now, because I can't I.
23:27
Didn't well, Debbie, you got to remember I have 4 kids.
23:30
So I went through of waking up with my kids, 4 kids and the age
23:34
differences or you know, there's a gap.
23:36
But now I feel like if I don't need to, I am not trying to get
23:40
out of bed before 8:00. Like I want to get my beauty
23:42
sleep. I want to wake up looking
23:44
refreshed. I want my body to recover.
23:47
And so it's like a conscious thing for me because I could get
23:50
up at 7:00, I could get up at 6:00.
23:52
My brain is always rushing and I'm always like, I have so much
23:55
to do today, but it's like a conscious thing for me.
23:57
If I don't have to wake up, I'm not going to.
24:00
I'm going to lay back in bed, take some deep breaths, and go
24:03
back to sleep. Good for you.
24:05
And that, hey, that beauty sleep, right?
24:07
I mean, listen, there's a lot of truth to that.
24:09
My grandmother literally told me since I was a little girl like
24:12
sleep. Sleep is good for you, you know?
24:14
Think about it. Why do babies sleep so much?
24:16
Yeah. Because they're growing, yes.
24:19
So I'm still growing. I'm trying to keep the skin
24:21
glowing and growing. I actually agree with you, the
24:24
peptides were great as long as you can take them.
24:28
I am trying a few myself and another thing that I swear by is
24:33
there's a couple drinks out there for your skin and it's all
24:37
like Omega threes and things like that.
24:40
And this one particular one I take it really does work.
24:44
So there's lots of, you know, different.
24:46
I think they come in like little pouches.
24:48
Some of them are gels. And the one I do is a liquid.
24:51
And you just drink one a day. It's like a shot and it's all
24:55
for your skin and it works internally and it really does
24:58
make a difference because when I don't drink it, I see a
25:01
difference. So it does something to you, I
25:03
don't know what, but I think it hydrates yourselves.
25:05
It's all your omega-3 fatty acids and you get it in one
25:08
quick shot and you're done. But.
25:10
We had somebody on the show last week talking about genetically
25:13
that a treatment that works for me might not work for you and
25:17
vice versa because of our genetic makeup.
25:20
And that the next stage of aesthetics will be to be able to
25:25
test that. Like, will a collagen supplement
25:30
help me? Maybe not, but maybe Debbie and
25:33
Lars, that works for you because of your genetic makeup.
25:35
So it's really interesting what's coming next in aesthetics
25:38
and what we can expect for the future that will help us.
25:41
I've been doing lasers for years and I never know which one works
25:45
because you don't see me to get gratification.
25:48
It takes a long time to figure out what works for you.
25:51
Well, ladies, I'd like to switch gears and talk about some of the
25:54
items. We've had some fun this week
25:57
using some of the products in our latest luxury beauty box and
26:02
just kind of talking about some of the skin care that's making a
26:05
difference for us. So I'd love to go over some of
26:07
the standouts for all of us. And I know it's been fun testing
26:12
them together and talking about them.
26:13
Some of them we've had more time to test than others, but it's
26:17
amazing. Sometimes you try product and
26:19
immediately you see something, right?
26:21
So let's go over a few that have earned a spot in our nightly
26:26
routines. Deb, you want to get started.
26:28
Well, I just love this beauty box because I think there was so
26:33
many products in here that I use everyday now and I just it's
26:36
hard to pick just one that I love, but this particular one,
26:40
it's called panic cure. It's looks like this it gives
26:45
your skin a glow and I'm super dry.
26:47
So every time I put this on my skin just gets so hydrated and I
26:51
just love this product. You also put this on after your
26:54
serum because it locks in your serum.
26:57
So you would use your serum first, then this and then your
27:01
moisturizer and your skin will be glowing.
27:03
So I love this product, so thank you.
27:07
Yeah, yeah. And these beauty boxes, of
27:09
course, are provided by our sponsor, New Beauty, and there's
27:13
two boxes a year. We have a luxury review box and
27:16
then also a box that is our awards box.
27:19
So they're amazing. And the number of products that
27:22
you get to test in there. What else, Deb, did you love?
27:25
I mean. Listen, like I said, everything
27:27
is great, but this, this particular lotion, I put it on
27:30
every single night. Debbie, no, you didn't.
27:33
Oh, you. See, isn't it amazing?
27:35
So it has magnesium, it has melatonin.
27:40
Hello. We all need that, right?
27:42
It has sea salt, mineral salt. It has echinacea, lavender.
27:46
It is so wonderful. Put it on when you're getting
27:50
into bed and I think I'm convinced it helps me sleep.
27:53
But you know, maybe might never matter, but it is great.
27:56
That's great, Larsa, you love that one too.
27:59
No, this is a game changer. And, you know, we just talked
28:01
about how sleep is really important.
28:03
And I feel like investing in a good moisturizer that has, you
28:08
know, like melatonin, you know, magnesium in there that's like,
28:13
so helpful to help you relax, you know, take deep breaths and
28:16
go to sleep. So I definitely love this
28:18
moisturizer. Yeah.
28:19
It's all so good. Yeah, it smells amazing.
28:22
And that's for the that's for the full body and that's by that
28:25
the Nakery company, which I've seen pop up in a few boxes.
28:29
One of my favorites was this Trivectin cream that is for the
28:34
neck area. Ladies if you've seen the show,
28:37
I'm always complaining about my neck and trying to get my neck
28:40
tightened and firmed and using something that is super rich.
28:44
I'm constantly trying different neck creams and I could feel a
28:48
difference right away with this one so I highly recommend.
28:51
This is the Trivecton advanced tightening neck cream.
28:56
I'm addicted to anything for the neck so by the time I go to
28:59
sleep my neck is completely coated.
29:02
Are there any other standout ones for you?
29:03
Larsa. OK, so retinol is very
29:06
important, but retinol is another one of those creams
29:09
where if you put retinol, your skin is super sensitive.
29:11
So you definitely have to wear your sunblock.
29:13
Wear a hat if you're in the sun. I live in South Florida, so the
29:17
sun is always out. I'm always if I work out as soon
29:21
as I'm done working out, I put sunblock, I take a shower, I put
29:24
sunblock on again. I just I'm constantly very
29:26
cautious if I want to avoid the sun at all measures to my face.
29:29
I love my body to be tan, but my face is, you know, it's like a
29:34
Picasso. We got to make sure we eat it.
29:36
So this hydrinity is amazing. It has a ton of retinol and I
29:41
feel like it's just easy to put on.
29:43
I love it. That's one of my favorite
29:45
products for the last year, Larsa, So I love that you called
29:48
that one out. We had them on the show.
29:50
We had the founder and CEO and he's so passionate about what he
29:55
does. But what I love about that
29:57
retinol is we've probably all tried retinols that really can
30:02
make your skin very sensitive and that one does not like.
30:06
This is super creamy it it comes on really nice and smooth.
30:10
I love the smell. I think it's a really good
30:12
product. It's made really well.
30:14
And then this Dende product, this helps strengthen the skin.
30:18
This is used after you're clean and before you put on your
30:23
moisturizer. Really has some amazing
30:25
ingredients. This is the first experience
30:27
that I've had with this line and I've been impressed with the
30:31
serum. Strengthens, tightens, lifts.
30:33
Awesome. I use love it every day.
30:36
OK. What else, you guys?
30:37
I feel like it's important not to just stick with one brand
30:40
because I feel like every brand has one hero product that's
30:43
amazing. But then there's another brand
30:46
that has something else that you know, like a really good
30:48
sunblock formula or a really good retinol formula.
30:52
So it's sometimes it's like you don't have to commit to 1 brand
30:54
for all your skin care needs. I have a feeling that it would
30:58
be a contest with the three of us how many products we have in
31:01
our bathroom and I need. I need three more bathrooms, by
31:04
the way. Same.
31:07
I do too and like 3 more faces. I mean I'm at the point where I
31:11
have one of those like I have all the furniture in my bathroom
31:14
and then and the drawers and the cabinets and then I, I started,
31:18
there's like a surplus. So I bought one of those like
31:20
rolling carts that like rolls around and has drawers in it
31:22
because I can't even fit everything in that I want to
31:26
try. But it's fun, you know?
31:28
I mean, I think. My daughter, who is 10, is now
31:32
into skin care because of me, and now I can't get her out of
31:36
Sephora. So it's become a phenomenon
31:40
among all of that age group now, which is also really cool
31:44
because, you know, they're learning at an early age how to
31:47
take care of their skin. I don't think I cared about it
31:50
when I was 10. So I love seeing that she
31:53
actually cares. We just have to be careful, like
31:55
what we're putting on her skin because she is so young.
31:58
But I do think it is really cool.
32:00
It's adorable. By the way, Debbie, I could just
32:01
see you in there fine. We're totally like, I can't get
32:04
her out of Sephora. That's like, I feel like for a
32:07
girl that's like dizzy, you know?
32:09
It's like it's. For girls, that's what she likes
32:12
to do for fun. And I know when I was a
32:16
teenager, we were just baking in the sun, you know, and using
32:19
like, right, using like Noxzema, you know, pads and stuff like.
32:23
That like nothing. I was putting baby oil on my
32:26
skin and laying on the side. Me too, Debbie.
32:28
I was obsessed with like, burning up like bacon.
32:31
Do you put butter on your skin? I put butter on my skin.
32:34
Do you know what I would do? I would put salt in water
32:36
bottles and spray myself. What did that do?
32:40
I felt. Like it was like salt water.
32:42
Oh my God. Remember like the sun in we
32:45
would put in our hair. Oh yeah, my hair was orange.
32:48
Girls. Yeah, we I had orange hair too.
32:50
My hair was orange. My mom had a heart attack.
32:53
She picked me up one day. We.
32:55
Would use sea breeze toner and stuff.
32:57
It's just funny. But now, yes, you're right, the
33:00
young girls are catching on and using some skin care.
33:03
Yeah. I think it's so much easier
33:05
because you can get everything on Amazon, you can get
33:07
everything on. So it makes it so much easier to
33:09
try different brands. And that's kind of why this, you
33:12
know, beauty box is so nice because we do get a chance to
33:15
try all these different brands to kind of see what we like,
33:18
what we, you know, what works for us.
33:19
But yeah. It's awesome.
33:21
It's so exciting too when you get the.
33:23
Box It's definitely an investment to go to an Ulta or
33:26
Sephora and spend some time there, try different products,
33:29
see what you like before you just dive into a brand.
33:32
The beauty boxes are awesome and we'll be going through each time
33:36
we have a new one, so thanks ladies for taking a look in the
33:39
box and reviewing the products and love to come back and talk
33:43
about more. Think I'm going to take a nap,
33:45
guys. Yes, with your cream.
33:49
All right. Any other standouts, any other
33:52
standout products or we're pretty good with products?
33:55
Well, one last one. OK, that's about now because
33:57
this one is my favorite. It's the mini Luzon.
34:00
It's the oil. So again, hydrating, hydrating,
34:04
hydrating. It is awesome.
34:06
It's a cream oil, so it's not like you're just pouring baby
34:10
oil on your skin. It actually gets absorbed super
34:12
nicely and my skin loves it. So awesome.
34:15
Now they're good. Larsa, you said you tried that
34:17
one. As well, right I that one today,
34:19
I don't know if you guys can see, but it really made my skin
34:21
gooey. Your skin looks great.
34:23
Looks great, really good. OK, well thanks ladies for the
34:27
real time reviews. I would love to dive into this
34:31
speed round. We have a few more minutes and
34:34
we're going to dive into just a few hot topics and get your
34:38
opinions. OK OK, all right, ready.
34:42
Facelift under 40 in or out. Out.
34:47
Mini facelift versus full facelift.
34:50
Mini facelift. And.
34:52
Full and lower facelift only. Out out neck lift before
34:59
facelift. Out if I'm doing it, I'm doing
35:03
it. You guys, I'm not the same.
35:05
I want to do all of it, the whole thing.
35:07
Just going to go back in in a year once you see the the
35:09
difference between the top and the bottom.
35:11
Eyelid surgery Upper Bluff Lower Bluff What are your thoughts
35:16
and. And if you need it.
35:18
I think it makes a huge difference.
35:20
It almost looks like a facelift and it's just their eyes.
35:23
But how much focus is on our eyes right it?
35:25
Depends how in your eyeball is. They're like because my mom is
35:31
69 years old and she's never going to need it because her eye
35:33
is just really inside. It's not like poked out do you
35:36
know what I mean? It depends on the shape of your
35:38
eye you will ever need it actually.
35:41
I think there's other options people just don't know.
35:43
Like you can get fat actually injected into your eyelids
35:46
instead of removing it because again, it depends on how your
35:49
eyes are set. You may think you need it, but
35:52
all you need is some fat from your own body to inject it into
35:55
your eyelid and that kind of fills the area.
35:58
So it's not a one-size-fits-all, correct?
36:01
What about dissolving all the filler and starting over fresh?
36:06
And. Then you what if you don't like
36:08
it? You got to do small pieces at a
36:10
time, like small air. Under eye filler, out.
36:14
I would say out. Lip filler always.
36:17
In for me, sweetie. Always in within reason.
36:21
I've seen a big shift in that lately.
36:22
Right? Like the lips have definitely
36:25
deflated, at least in Palm Beach, I think.
36:27
Your lips deflate as you age and you're left with wrinkly lips.
36:31
The only way you can fix that really is to put filler in right
36:35
Again, as long as you're not looking, I think the whole big
36:38
lip look is going out. Jawline contouring with filler
36:43
in. Again, but you have to go to the
36:45
best doctor for that and the best doctor for that is in
36:48
Beverly Hills, Simon Orion. He is known to chisel a woman's
36:51
jawline so and but it has to be done with.
36:54
A really good doctor, yeah. And it takes so much more than
36:57
people think, right? They're like, oh, I'm going to
36:59
get a syringe, but it's like a lot of syringes.
37:02
It goes one CC away from looking like a man.
37:05
Yeah. Like you're 1 CC, you have to go
37:08
to someone that really knows how to contour a chin.
37:10
That's the precision is a must and that.
37:14
And chin filler is also, you know, hot in or out, you guys,
37:18
chin filler. I think it's in.
37:21
I think it's in if your face is kind of on the smaller side and
37:23
you want it to look more, you know, portion.
37:26
Preventative neurotoxin in the 20s.
37:29
What do you guys think about that?
37:31
I think in your 20s you really should focus more on your career
37:34
and not so much on all the other stuff.
37:37
You've got your whole life to battle it.
37:39
It is a fight you will be fighting forever.
37:41
So I think in your 20s, work on your career, work on building
37:45
your family, whatever else you're doing.
37:46
But you know, you've got time. Leave the anti ageing treatments
37:49
to your 30s. I think start at 35 honestly.
37:53
I didn't have anything done to my face until I was 43 and I
37:58
think. That's why you look so good,
37:59
because I think sometimes when you start super early, you know
38:03
where are you going. It's just like putting mileage
38:05
on a car for no reason. You're not going that far.
38:07
You're literally driving around your backyard.
38:10
But I do see, you know, 222324 going and getting all this
38:14
Botox. I understand we can prevent, you
38:17
know, different lines from forming and whatnot.
38:19
That's great. We didn't, you know, I didn't
38:21
have the benefit of doing that, you know, in my 20s.
38:24
But I see the benefit. But it's a lot.
38:26
I think you're right. Just enjoy your 20s, right?
38:28
I think that's a good time also to learn about skin care and
38:32
really master the how to use product and then go a little bit
38:37
further after that. CO2 lasers your opinion there?
38:40
I like CO2 lasers. I'm in.
38:43
I do too. I'm in and it helps prevent skin
38:44
cancers too from popping up. Pigment correcting lasers, like
38:48
for sun damage, everybody's in on that.
38:51
You know, a lot of people think that you have to get lasers if
38:53
you have melasma or skin damage, but there are bleaching wipes
38:57
that do the same thing. It just takes a bit longer and
38:59
it's a little bit more sensitive on your skin and your skin is
39:01
not as porous. So I definitely think like
39:04
bleaching wipes are a good answer to that.
39:07
What about exosomes? Have either of you tried
39:09
exosomes? I love exosomes.
39:13
Every time I get a laser I get the heavy duty one from the
39:16
office. And when they say you're going
39:19
to be red and swollen next day, I promise you after my treatment
39:24
they put one coat on my face. I am not red, I am not swollen.
39:28
The difference is night and day. That's really the next
39:32
generation of regenerative skin care.
39:35
Red light therapy masks. Sounds like we're all using that
39:38
at home. Aesthetic devices.
39:40
Are you guys using any other ones at home?
39:42
I'm about to test. This too.
39:44
I use all of them. All of them are like, good.
39:46
So there's one that kind of, you know how you kind of get those
39:49
little red spots on your body and stuff from the sun?
39:52
Oh yeah. I have a laser that zaps them.
39:54
So if you guys want to come over, I can ZAP you guys.
39:57
Oh wow. I love it.
39:58
Laser hair removal you can do at home now it's like I don't have
40:01
time. To go.
40:01
So I just do it at home. Seriously, I got to get that
40:04
from you. I'm over.
40:07
So I know there are a lot of new at home devices.
40:09
We're trying to test some of them as they come out.
40:12
Has anybody tried NAD for anti aging or skin recovery?
40:17
There's NAD skin care there, NAD drips.
40:20
Have either of you tried those? I've tried the drip and I've
40:23
done the injection when I went to the spot by your house.
40:26
Debbie, I feel like, you know, all this stuff is stuff you have
40:28
to constantly go get because if it's just a one time treatment,
40:32
if you feel great, you look great and then like 2 weeks
40:35
later it's like you need it again.
40:38
Well, I do take anything and I think it does work.
40:42
So it gives you energy. I'm a busy mom, constantly
40:46
running and I do love it and I do think it works.
40:48
Well, ladies, amazing topics today.
40:52
And Larsa, before we start to close up, I'd love to hear about
40:56
your newly launched tequila line.
40:58
Let's talk about it. Yes, we launched this amazing
41:01
tequila called a Lujo. It is super clean.
41:04
You don't get a hangover the next day.
41:05
And you know, I drink in moderation.
41:08
So I do feel like there is a correlation from, you know,
41:10
drinking responsibly and skin care.
41:13
So I feel like this tequila is literally the cleanest form of
41:16
tequila on the market. Well, I can't wait to have you
41:19
over because we're going to have some tequila in my room here and
41:23
it's my favorite drink in the whole world.
41:24
That's all I drink. I know I can't wait to try it.
41:27
Love it. Where can we find this tequila?
41:30
That's at a lot of restaurants in Miami.
41:32
Or you can go on a luho.com or you could purchase it straight
41:35
from the website. OK, awesome.
41:37
Well, excited to try it and good luck with that new business
41:41
endeavour. Thank you.
41:44
Well ladies, it's been such a fun show.
41:46
I hope you'll come back again soon and for.
41:49
Me. It was so much fun.
41:51
Absolutely. And Larsa, thank you for joining
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us. We know that you had a hectic
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week and a hectic day, so thanks for jumping on.
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So thank you guys. I had a great time and I'm
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really going to be using my beautiful products.
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Yeah, enjoy them. Enjoy them.
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