Dear Wayne, I have to warn your followers! Dr. Sam's Care didn't work for me at all, and they promise a "happiness guarantee" that if you're not happy, you'll get your money back. However, the return costs are so high that it is not possible for the consumer at all. I really advise against this cream. AND Augustinus Bader is also better in my opinion. Sorry Wayne - but it doesn't work that way.😠

I love this video!! It is so true….I sure do t get the looks I once did. But a few weeks ago at a party, the daughter of my friend whole I had never met said” omg…you are so beautiful…you look Like you should be someone famous!” That was one of the nicest things anyone e had ever said to me I a very very long time. I am 64! Even my partner doesn’t tell Me I am beautiful…does compliment me on my clothing g style though. But whether or not anyone else compliments me, I still feel as though I look good !!

I’d rather be told I’m kind than I’m attractive x

once I hit 25, people stopped telling me I was pretty and guys stopped flirting with me. I'm 32 and it's become less and less and dropped off after 30 and having a baby; and I didn't really get much of it before then to be honest; nobody ever really looked my way, especially m3n...well..until I became anorexic at age 16🥲

I really just love everything you put out, thank you! Years of following you loving your content!

Running to the makeup mirror to try this!🏃‍♀️

Thank you Wayne for posting this video. You are attractive, inside and outside. I am blessed that my husband makes me feel attractive all the time, even though, I look at the mirror and see the marionette lines and wrinkles on my forehead. I look back on my pictures when I was in the late thirties and I feel that I was way more attractive than vs now. Oh well.

Im 58 years old and I never understood how some peoples eye shadow looked so amazing . Now I feel I have a good understanding thanks to your excellent tutorial and I am having a blast experimenting with different colors now ! ❤🎉🎉🎉

Oh, Wayne, you gorgeous man, how can you be upset with this? 😊I'll tell you what: you are not just handsome, you have a charm. It's in your eyes, it's in your smile. People will always pick up on that, that can not go away with age. I even think a few wrinkles will highten it up😉. And, after all, ageing is a blessing that not everyone have the chance to experience, soooo... let's live our lives.

I worked with Trump and his team for almost one year. He is not the person the horrid mass distraction media say. He is funny, kind, and a bit shy. He always empowers the people around him, regardless of color, race, or religion.

I felt really good and still attractive up until my 50's. I'm now 68 and can't remember any type of compliment. I DO remember being in my 30's, walking into a restaurant with my husband, and the room went silent looking at me. I don't turn heads anymore, I'm invisible, but it's ok, I still try to look my best. It's shocking to me at times that I'm so invisible.

The most helpful eyeshadow tutorial I've watched

They’re beautiful! My issue is space in my travel make up bag. I would love if you added some dual ended brushes in your collection.

Who dares to criticize my beloved unicorn!? Point me in their direction: I might be nearing 70 with a dgaf filter about 1 ml thick, weak knees and a crappy lower back, but I still got fight left dammit! I started watching your channel when you were all technique and only a few product suggestions. I loved that your techniques reminded me so much of the late, great Way Bandy. I was with you when you launched your first brushes (my benchmark high end product purchase, btw) and I still think of you and send you a blessing every time I use them. You taught me how to wrangle my dang hooded eyes and nonexistent cheekbones, then later on all this crinkling eyelid skin. My skin care is miles better because of you without actually showing the miles. My makeup looks less 80's and has graduated to refined classic (though the 80's were hellacious fun with excessive makeup, not going to lie). I am certain that I am not the only one around here who feels that you've elevated my personal style and appearance. Stay the course, Wayne, you are doing just fine. Love you!

Some of these comments are breaking my heart 💔 I did feel attractive recently when I got my new pair of glasses that have a very delicate silver frame that match my natural silver hair (I'm 41). That day, I had done my hair and mkeup and I just felt beautiful. And my husband noticed it right away and told me how beautiful I looked. I am very privileged to have a partner that reminds me all the time that I am beautiful. It doesn't happen with strangers though.

Nobody has ever really gazed at me or looked at me that way. I've always been invisible. Always. People usually told me when I was a teen or in my earlier 20s that was ugly. I could only find men who liked me online. So I guess I'll be fine when I get older.

The majority of our country voted for Trump. People show their real feelings in the voting booth.

I started using .025% Tretinoin about a month ago 3 or 4 nights a week. Haven’t had any bad reactions and my skin texture is already smoother. Wish I had started sooner as I’m in my late 60’s. It’s definitely a game changer!

I’m 60 and the last time I guess was probably 10 years ago .. my sweet children always tell me I am beautiful but I’m their mom lol .. I have raised 6 lovely daughters mostly alone …I never wore makeup, my skin is delicate now not bad not to wrinkles .. wigs are wonderful ❤

All the screeching is just clickbait. There are a few extremists but for the most part people are pretty chill. Most of us ecognize that all politicians suck equally.

I feel hotter in my 40’s than ever before!

I try to see beauty in everything around me. It doesn't cost anything to be nice and kind. Love complimenting people. Some people smile and say thank you and some just make a nasty face at me. Not sure why.

@Wayne there's not many creators I trust like you...I absolutely clicked the link. ❤🫶

Actually, given Trumps track record and what he says hes going to do, what the impact Project 2025 will have and Trumps cabinet picks, it is not hyperbole. Other countries usually follow America so it should be of concern to you as well. Anyone saying otherwise is being willfully ignorant.

I’m now 73. What you said resonated with me since I have lost dear friends that didn’t get the opportunity to see their 73rd Birthday. Getting older IS a blessing but even though I still take care of my skin and still apply „”my face” every day, I do it for me. I haven’t felt beautiful or had anyone tell me or made me feel beautiful since I was in my 30s. There’s a difference between someone saying you look nice and actually feeling someone admiring you. Yes, it would be wonderful to feel as I did in my thirties but I’ll continue to make the best of what I have because it makes me feel better and you never know…..maybe someone out there will think, if only to themselves, wow, she looks great! Thank you…you made me feel better😊

Im just sick

Yeah, our media is ALL about the drama. Yes, some are gnashing teeth but those that voted for the loser, it was a shock and it's more about realizing that the country is actually a majority of quite nasty, horrible people. Not the minority that we had been taught. Not the minority on either of any sides, but a majority. The US media is a cesspool and there are almost no places that are giving the facts. Any side throws in propaganda or misinformation. It's just for numbers. $$ I feel we've tipped our nation it pretty much completely over. I don't see us coming for good, progressive rule. I thought our world on 2024-that's two thousand and 24 CENTURIES-would have been wiping out hunger, poverty, wars, all kinds of diseases. Mental health issues, and so many things. But no. It's the same corprolitic bull now as then.

Beautiful smile would love to have a smile like you r

It’s a small portion that are freaking out , the media is the bullhorn for the left. The average working class is happy Trump won. He related to the people more. Had a plan to tackle the problem. Yes you are correct be kind to each other.

I haven't seen hysteria. Peoples who didn't vote for him are very sad and worried, though.

I might be the isolated case where I feel like people look at me "more" now than usual, because I grew up in the 90's-2000s era where my body type was considered to be overweight and my thick eyebrows and lashes were considered to be too "ethnic" or "hairy". The attention I get these days is much more than I even got in my 20s. But personally, if I'm to be honest, I feel when I look into the mirror I am starting to notice that in the last few years since I lost my dad, everything is changing. The fullness I've had in my face is going down, the skin is drooping and the anxiety in me is starting to hit a peak because I see that I'm changing. My youthful face that I'm known for is becoming different. I take selfies a lot of myself and I notice that I have to angle my face in particular ways to get a more flattering image. Pictures I've never had to retouch, I am now retouching them. And when you think about it like that, I'm realising a lot of things. Even when I am writing this, I get anxious. I've always been someone that likes to make the most of who I am. It's a shame that we attribute so much to how we look, in general - this is not rocket science this opinion, but we often just acknowledge it rather than unpacking it. When I studied counselling and got my qualification last year, I learned a lot about how we as humans gather meaning from being of service and of value to society. We forget that attractiveness manifests in other ways as well, especially in how we can make valuable contributions to society. Actions also make us attractive. I have no idea why I'm even writing or what I'm writing anymore... this is just a stream of consciousness. Thank you for opening up this much needed can of worms, Wayne 💕

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Thank you! So helpful info!

Wake up call for sure, I think people look for experts in all and we are not forgiveness is necessary. Cheers

I loved your comments, and have to say, they are totally on point. I am 71 years old and often feel beautiful because I am. Of course,, I didn’t realize I was beautiful until I was in my 50’s and started to take steps to make my life, my health, my makeup, my sense of style what I wanted them to be vs. What others thought they should be. I decided the most attractive thing I could do was to be fully ALIVE, to live in MY truth and live out my passions. So at age 50, I learned to ride horses. At age 65, I started learning Italian, and embraced my heritage as a Sicilian American. Now I go to Italy every year. And no one makes a woman feel more attractive like Italian men. and at age 71, I still turn heads. Yes I am beautiful but the beauty comes from the joy I find in living life fully….and people are drawn to that. I made be old in years, but my spirit, my passion and my joy in learning new things and continuing to grow keeps me young and alive.

I see hysteria on social media. In real life, it’s mostly normal. Seen families argue harder than what I consider normal. Seen younger people in my family worried that the constitution is going to be changed to let trump stay as president in perpetuity. Not sure why they can’t google to see how hard that would be, so a little hysteria there, whipped up the media I suspect.

Oh my sweet Wayne Goss. You’re so very attractive. I just recently turned 45. I don’t think I’ve ever felt attractive. But honestly I don’t think anyone has looked am me in that way since my mid 30s? At this point I just avoid crowds and stay indoors. And don’t take pictures.

Agree with you. Had Botox on my forehead for 5 years and it really helped them. Tretnonin smooths your skin but it did not do what Botox did.

As a woman in her 50s, the decrease in the gaze is such a relief. Having someone find you attractive, or having people find you attractive, does not equal feeling good about yourself. Nor does it equal safety. I am way happier now that my age is my invisibility cloak. I wear what I like and feel gorgeous most days - but no one notices. It's effin brilliant!!

After studying Buddhism for 28 years, the first thing I was told, when I tried to tell my story to my teacher... Her words were: "drop the story, everyone has a story, not important. You get stuck in the story and identify with it so strongly you cannot break through". Thoughts aren't facts. Don't believe 99% of what your mind is telling you, it's all pretty much a lie. (The devil is a liar! His first point of attack ALMOST ALWAYS is the mind!) A great Buddhist concept: something happens that is difficult, that's the first arrow, then we relentlessly-perpetually beat ourselves up about it, that's the second arrow, (which is often much worse than the original arrow). And there it is: suffering MULTIPLIED and AMPLIFIED, unnecessarily. My teacher said: "go ahead, worry your life away..." with a smile on her face. And I realized how ridiculous it all was... And you prefer to keep that fantasy playing on the screen of your mind, my dear? Do you love the gut wrenching pain it brings you? Would you stay glued to your seat at a cinema, with your eyes riveted to the screen, watching over and over again a film that caused you to writhe in pain and cry your eyes out for hours on end, rather than get up and walk out into the light of day? You are given ONE focal lens, dear heart. And if YOU DO NOT take conscious charge of that lens, and direct it wisely, IT will continue to take YOU hostage, and subject you to exhausting emotional roller coaster rides that leave you whiplashed and weary for the rest of your days. Accept responsibility for the blessed equipment you've been given, and ask for guidance, patience, and wisdom to help you master it all.🙏 The longing you feel is the soul longing for its own heart, to dissolve itself in love. The longing is there ever since separation seemed to occur and will draw us back in the end: into oneness. This sorrow you should honor and allow, don't run from, or towards anything: for relief, because only when you rest as Self will you find all that pain and suffering... Melting away.

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I was reminiscing on my youth and how invisible and irrelevant i feel now at 62 yrs old. I used to get so much attention when i was younger. Then i got older...and the attention shifted. But i decided not to react and lament...over what was, but embrace what is. Getting older is a gift...and ive lost a few friends along the way. Being attractive is a state of mind. Im continuing to improve my mind and body and that makes me attractive in my advanced years 😊

Ughhh the dream brushes set ❤❤❤

Wearing a smile helps, always liked this quote "If someone has lost their smile give them one of uours"

I've been on compounded tirzepitizide since Fed 2024; before that Ozempic for 6 months. I'm 71. I was 177 and now 158. But, as important my renal failure is almost reversed and my vascular blood flow is improved. I feel better mentally. And, believe it or not, men look at me.

When I was in my 20’s a guy said to me “ You have the smallest eyes I’ve ever seen” And when I went swimming without makeup I heard a girl say. “ She’s ugly”. I used to think I looked nice when I made up to go out, but one night I caught a glimpse of myself in the reflection of the car window, and I seemed ordinary. My friend who I was with had big, beautiful, brown eyes and a button nose. So no, I never even felt special when I was in my younger years. Now that I’m 67, my small eyes, have gotten even smaller, totally hooded. It’s hard not to let it get you down and be okay at what you see in the mirror 😢

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Agreed Wayne! We should be appreciating beauty at all stages of life. I felt beautiful yesterday because I did my hair and makeup in a very flattering way. My husband regularly makes me feel beautiful and desireable, but I didn't mind other men glancing at me yesterday as extra confirmation. I am 32 now, but I often look to women older than me for beauty inspiration. I notice them and love seeing an older woman who takes great care of her appearance because it matters to her.

Our most famous celebrities contribute to the hysteria big time which is odd because they are the least affected no matter who wins. Hollywood and politicians- two of the most corrupt groups of people- are the ones who bang the pots and pans the loudest.

Been invisible my whole life except to my loving mother, who passed away a couple of years ago. She was the last to tell me and make me feel pretty. Now, at 50, I'm completely invisible.