I just love you and your videos !!! I'm 66, widow since 1990 , had two long term relationships but never found my true soulmate. I still put my makeup on, go to the beauty shop weekly and have my nails done every other week. My sister moved in with me several years ago and she is 69. She is always saying why do you spend time on looking better, we are old........ Well I told her because it makes me feel young and pretty!! Lol 😂 Patting you are beautiful inside and out! Thanks for doing these videos, I have learned so much and you are amazing!! ❤️🙏🏻🌼
@debcash40066 жыл бұрын
Patti.......😂 my fingers have a mind of its own!
@journeyjourney98535 жыл бұрын
Ohh Patti, how humbled I feel having watched this video.. the second I've watched having stumbled upon them.. I'm 50 and am grieving the loss of my 25 year romance. He fell out of love with me and into lust with women near half my age - devastated!! For me now, finding who I am now is where I'm so very lost. I'm not sure of my own value anymore... Having watched this video and hearing you talk about Marleen and Doris... I have realised I can renew my sense of self through the tales of others. I hope I find my radiance again soon.. Thanks to your videos - I now have a better chance! Subscribed! 🙂
@ddl43743 жыл бұрын
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@ddl43743 жыл бұрын
U gonna BOUNCE BACK BABY! ✊🙌
@ddl43743 жыл бұрын
STAY. UP !!!! ☝️
@madelineannabella32843 жыл бұрын
You just hadn't found the right one. A lot of men are superficial assholes but there are some gems. I hope you found or find someone who is a great guy. They are out there.
@journeyjourney98533 жыл бұрын
@@ddl4374 thanks... He came back to me... But I do wonder if he just fell and landed on safe ground...
@rhondakirkman6705 жыл бұрын
I'm 59 years old, my two best friends are 79 and 82 years old. I'm so blessed to have them. We talk , laugh, cry and have our wine. The wisdom and guidance from these ladies is incredible. Love your videos and find them to be very informative. I need all the help I can get.
@deepestanio46256 жыл бұрын
I am at the end of my family. Well, other than my children. The sisters, my grandma and her sisters were amazing. I loved her so. These ladies lived well into their hundreds except my grandmother because she got cancer. Thank you for saying you love us. So many are running out of people that say it to them. My mother is suffering now with illnesses. I don’t live near her but I tell her how much she is loved. You are so beautiful and do not look your age at all but more than that you are so kind. I love you and wish you all good things. Thank you for your advice it’s priceless
@newfie01iful6 жыл бұрын
Your video had me in tears. The beautiful women you spoke about reminded me of my own remarkable mother who passed away at 89, looking wonderful until she died with her sparkly acrylic nails, fashionable outfits, beautiful makeup and well-cared for skin. I am in my 60's and have been struggling with the concept of beauty at my age. You gave me some clarity and peace and I am so grateful. Thank you so, so much for such an encouraging video.
@meli21807 жыл бұрын
I'm 37 and have already found I was getting "lazy" with myself but my God, Patti you re-lit that fire in my heart. You are such an inspirational woman and I'm so happy to have stumbled across your channel. If you ever speak to Marlene and Doris again, please, please, be sure to pass on that they have inspired me and I'm utterly grateful to have "met" them. Love from Cyprus
@ruthlaubach65647 жыл бұрын
Patti - I love this video! I am 71 yrs. young, still wear makeup & clothes that make me happy! I take pride in my appearance and have even left my hair grow longer (yes I still color it) & am loving just drawing it up off my face. You are my inspiration! Keep on keeping it real!
@dianedavies38947 жыл бұрын
I really enjoyed this video Patti. 3 weeks ago my husband, Dan, had a stroke. We're home now...and he's doing great! I never left the hospital while he was there...but I continued to do my makeup and hair and look nice for him. I even brought a small lamp and roses and from home to make our hospital room cozy. And I always made sure our hospital smelled good! Everyone who came into the room mentioned how warm and cozy it felt! I think Dan felt inspired to try harder to relearn how to walk and use his left side because of his environment...and maybe see that I was taking care of myself and my appearance too. Just wanted to share this...I hope it encourages someone else who maybe discouraged too. Love you, Patti. looking forward to all your stories and videos to come! Diane ~ in Oklahoma!
@sharonhanna51797 жыл бұрын
Wow! Diane! You are an inspiration! I hope that I would be that inventive! Dan did well when he chose you!
@mariehubers59754 жыл бұрын
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@women65andover6 жыл бұрын
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. I want you to know that I nominate this video for the "Best Video" on You Tube for "any age woman". Period. I really needed this exact video, at this exact time in my life and to meet these 2 lovely older women was wonderful and I mean a boon to my inner self.....just what I needed. Thank you also for posting their photos and telling their stores. How wonderful they both are and wonderful of you to take the time to "stop and smell their roses". That's what we all should be doing in life. I was with you 100% all along the way in this video with every single thing you were saying and especially the tips at the end and you gave it the perfect ending..."Just Be You". What wonderful advice. I know why I enjoyed it so much, #1. I am 65 and lost my mom in 1989 when she was only 62. She was the most beautiful, kind and warm Christian woman with a smile that lit up every room and every soul that she met. She did that by just "being herself". She wore only lipstick and used it a little on her cheeks with some powder. She had beautiful features and was a natural beauty. But her real beauty came from within...it was her kind, caring spirit. She would have done exactly what you did with those women...she would have talked to them, exchanged #s and addresses, made note of their birthdays and anniversaries and began sending them cards yearly as well as phone calls. She was just that way. She loved people. She always said to me from as long as I can remember " just be yourself" and, "beauty comes from within". She was soooo right. I see it more every day that I live. I miss her and this video touched me and I thank you for it. I agree with you about the young community on her and their channels and their seemed "self absorption" and it gets me. I can hardly stand when they try to emulate someone else. They are not being true to themselves because they have not reached the age to "find themselves". I feel that it really at the root. They will work on everything they can until one day they realize it really does come from within...beauty and happiness are both gifts that come from within and keep on giving because they give back if they come from the heart. I had wanted to start a channel years ago for older women because I a retired hairdresser and makeup artist and used to do platform work and in salon education for Matrix but I had a series of very negative events in my life that took me down. I also have thyroid disease and along with it came depression. I have had a couple of bouts with it but have been in the most severe bout of it ever for the last 3 years. That's why I needed this video tonight. You know, I always try to let God guide me and let him take the reins. I turned on You Tube tonight to watch a friend's video on here and I did and then something led me to watch yours. I had watched you a couple of years ago but I really stopped watching these things for quite a while. I was watching one gal on here who is about 20 years younger than I and I kind of got weary of all her overspending and over-fussing trying to be everything except herself. I told myself I don't need this video in my life. This gal is right smack in the middle of her mid-life crisis where she is on the cusp of crossing from her 40s into her 50s and it's killing her. I feel as u do about aging. In my head, I feel exactly as I did when I started first grade. Ha. I know you have to laugh at that one but it's true. I always wondered all thru school when would I feel grown up or like a "woman"? Again, ha. I have to say, I have never felt my age and right now I feel 37 and I think it's because mom died when I was about to turn 37. I remember her saying to me she couldn't believe I was going to be 37 because she felt 37..so I froze myself right there in time. I did not do it intentionally but it just happened in my head. I have never felt any older than that day. I live alone and have a 35 yr old daughter and a 26 yr old son and am divorced 14 yrs from an 18 yr marriage. All I've ever wanted was peace, contentment and happiness and now I feel I have come full circle to where I want the most simple life I can have....don't need the frills, don't want all the "stuff", I just want to be healthy and happy. I want to live a long healthy life and see my kids grown and happy (which was all my mom prayed for herself). So, thank you for being you and you are a true beautiful woman who knows herself and believes in herself and in being herself and I hope you continue spreading the word of what it means to age into the best and most beautiful women we can be and how to do it. Thank you and God bless you and your husband and family.
@powertohelp57414 жыл бұрын
Women 65 and Over Hello gorgeous, i’m Brian Richard Gibson. I am a consultant engineer with Shevron oil North. Your post hit home with me and I thought I should approach you for a friendship. I think you got all together and valuable human. I promise to cherish and care about you always. Be kind to DM me on Instagram @brianrichlife or Whatsapp on: +1 (516) 285‑2021. I need to find ❤️ again after years of my partner’s demise. I will cherish you with all I have. Thank you.
@facingthefifties7 жыл бұрын
Hi Patti, I would say your stories were actually about 3 remarkable women! In this day and age, it takes a remarkable woman to see the beauty in others and that's exactly what you do! Thank you for sharing those ladies with us. I'm 47 and you have made such a positive impact on me. I live in Kentucky, so I know we will probably never run into each other, but please know that I have so much respect and love for you!
@patrician74455 жыл бұрын
Deanne N, you are so right! Well said!
@conniekinard65007 жыл бұрын
Patti, I love, love this video! Loved your stories about the two remarkable women. You just draw people to you! I died laughing about you primping! I love to play in makeup and I do it whenever I can. I love makeup! Sephora and Ulta are my favorite places to be. I can spend hours! I'm also 73!
@cyndeh84227 жыл бұрын
Patty, I'm so happy I found your channel! I'm 62 & this is exactly what I needed to hear to solidify my recent decision to go back to wearing full makeup. And I love the tip....do what makes you happy! Cause I like to wear the sparkly eyeshadow!! And...I think it looks fine on a woman my age!! Prayers for Doris and many blessings. Patty, Marlene & Doris....you ladies inspire me!!
@anthonyjack983 жыл бұрын
Hi how are you doing today
@karin_in_azschempf10857 жыл бұрын
At 64 it continues to be a work in progress! I have always been a primper and a fashionista and no one is ever going to tell me to act my age...because that is exactly what I am doing and I have earned that right! I certainly know what looks best on me after living in my body for all these years. This video had great content-thanks!
@pamg5997 жыл бұрын
You have such a tender heart, and eyes to see the beauty in a person. Love that about you, and love your beautiful hands!
@anthonyjack983 жыл бұрын
Hello pam how are you doing today
@Palladio-gu3dj7 жыл бұрын
I was fortunate enough to have in my life a wonderful friend who, in her seventies, was beautiful, model thin, and the most creative, stylish woman I have ever known. The had a degree in Interior Design and I met her when she took several of the Architecture classes I taught. She almost always wore red cowboy boots, red glasses or sunglasses, silk or linen maxi dresses, very large, beautiful earrings, a Micky Mouse watch, and she went to a barber and had her silver white hair razor cut so that she could wear it spiked! Every where she went, women of all ages would come up and ask her " where did you find that dress? those boots? those earrings? But what they really wanted was her style and self-confidence. She was just stunning as well as being full of fun and kindness as well. I have really missed having her in my life. She left me a table I admired in her house and I rub my hand along the surface everyday thinking of her. Patti, you are an amazingly beautiful woman but your true beauty shines from within. Many hugs.
@anthonyjack983 жыл бұрын
Well said 👏 would you like us being friends 😀
@classylassy61917 жыл бұрын
Hi Patti, I have always loved wearing makeup, but I have gotten into the habit of not wearing it over the past several years. I have lost my zest, after 2 failed marriages. I am 56 and not happy with aging, but accept it. Your video today gave me a pep talk if you will, to start fixing myself up again. I loved hearing about the two older women, I love hearing words of wisdom from older women. You are absolutely beautiful, and I never would have guessed your age! I thought you were at least 10 years younger. You are an inspiration, because you're beautiful, intelligent, and wise. Thank you, Evelie
@josephinedellaratta15243 жыл бұрын
I'll be 82 yrs. old next month and I m watching your programs for the first time and I'm thrilled. Just finished watching "Two Amazing Women" and you're one of them. Thank you
@sassybanjo35867 жыл бұрын
I'll be 57 in a few days and I don't care what people think. I will always have my hair done and have my makeup on. I enjoy it so much!
@LifewithLillie237 жыл бұрын
TRUE beauty comes from the inside, the outside is just "decoration"! You are truly beautiful and your "decorations" are lovely as well!
@powertohelp57414 жыл бұрын
Simply Shelia Hello gorgeous, i’m Brian Richard Gibson. I am a consultant engineer with Shevron oil North. Your post hit home with me and I thought I should approach you for a friendship. I think you got all together and valuable human. I promise to cherish and care about you always. Be kind to DM me on Instagram @brianrichlife or Whatsapp on: +1 (516) 285‑2021. I need to find ❤️ again after years of my partner’s demise. I will cherish you with all I have. Thank you.
@jandreokeef93307 жыл бұрын
I adore you and your videos. I was so thrilled when I found your videos as I was looking for more mature women using makeup. I am 72 and in the last year, my skin has changed dramatically. I mean dramatically! I have been so depressed about it. I had cancer spots all over my legs and had to go thru chemo for those. My legs have little red spots still. My skin is crepey and loose. I can almost handle that BUT my face has taken on some serious wrinkles. I use good makeup, but I feel now it's just too late to fix those terrible wrinkles unless I go have some "work" done on my face. That's not happening. I just got back from a trip to the mountains at a bed and breakfast with my sister in law and brother in law. While there, my brother in law made a remark about the skin on my arms, not positive I might add. I thought I was going to cry. Really it was all I could do to keep from doing it. So, listening to your video shows me I need to embrace how I am today. I do dress young a lot because I like it. Jeans with holes and the like. Lol. I wish my skin looked like yours I would be ecstatic. Thanks again for your uplifting videos and sharing your stories.
@georgiamia16 жыл бұрын
Patty, you are my kind of lady! I loved hearing your stories about those 2 lovely ladies that you talked about meeting. They are also my kind of ladies and I am so happy to hear their stories. I wish I could meet you because you are like a best friend in my head! I also put on my full face of makeup every day whether I leave the house or not, get excited trying any new beauty products, had worked in the fashion and beauty industry my entire career, and love it all! I am now 64-3/4 years old and will be doing the same thing as these ladies when I am 97 years young too! BTW, you're beautiful on the inside as well as the outside, and you have the most beautiful hands and nails ever! I am a licensed nail technician and worked for one of the most upscale full service salons in the Pacific Northwest so I couldn't help but notice your nails and hands......just lovely!
@Kathrynh2467 жыл бұрын
I..loveeeee this topic! I just turned 50, and the few months before I turned 50, I found this amazing community of more mature women on KZbin, and it's totally taken away my fear of aging. So many gorgeous women with amazing beauty and life tips! Ok, as far as age appropriate...when I was a teenager, I heard someone say once "You can't wear sleeveless after 30..." Never forgot that. It made me so mad even then! Now at 50? Still sleeveless. I hate those rules! When it comes down to it, why do we feel any restrictions on ourselves based on age?? But I do....all the time. One of my favorite things to see is a mature woman whose style has gotten MORE unique with age. Bright colored glasses. Sassy hair..Smart clothes. Chunky silver jewelry. It's greatness. But I also love a graceful, feminine, classic woman. We need them all! I loveeeee advice from women a few years ahead of me! Thank you Patty! xoxoxo!! ***And, Doris....Bless her...
@GrowingOlderWithStyle7 жыл бұрын
I am with you 100% on the do your own thing. Nobody can tell us what we should be doing or not doing at any given age. I've always been one to start trends rather than follow them. I think we have the right to feel great about ourselves and the reflection we see in the mirror. Nothing, in my opinion, makes a woman look more beautiful than the confidence she exudes. Loved your stories about the ladies.
@powertohelp57414 жыл бұрын
Growing Older With Style Hello gorgeous, i’m Brian Richard Gibson. I am a consultant engineer with Shevron oil North. Your post hit home with me and I thought I should approach you for a friendship. I think you got all together and valuable human. I promise to cherish and care about you always. Be kind to DM me on Instagram @brianrichlife or Whatsapp on: +1 (516) 285‑2021. I need to find ❤️ again after years of my partner’s demise. I will cherish you with all I have. Thank you.
@kathleenb30967 жыл бұрын
Hi Patty! Loved this! I am 60....and I now take care of myself for "ME".......not for what a man will think self love came late in life to me.........but it came!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Self care is self love....I think God is pleased when we care for his vessel.
@kittytoomeywolfe77375 жыл бұрын
I’m 71 and so glad you’re doing this. Thank You!
@timothysherreyehler50957 жыл бұрын
What an amazing video, and a monumental story about two incredible women! I happened upon your video today, and I thoroughly enjoyed it! I am 56, and I'm a retired nurse who began watching beauty videos on You Tube almost three years ago to, hopefully, more effectively learn current, and age- appropriate make up techniques to help boost my self image. I was diagnosed with invasive Triple Negative Breast Cancer in 2008. Following my mastectomy (and resulting clothing restrictions), and a continued delay in beginning breast reconstruction surgeries, it has resulted in me feeling less confident, less feminine, and rather uncomfortable about my body image, and my overall appearance. Thankfully, I have learned valuable online information that has helped me to feel better about my ability to care for my skin, and to improve my ability to apply make up that has boosted my confidence, and made me feel more attractive in the interim. I wholeheartedly agree that we are never too old to 'primp', and for those of us who enjoy it, it can be a valuable, and rewarding way to devote part of each day to contining important self care as we age. Thanks for your recommendations, and for also sharing the valuable wisdom you learned from Marlene, and Doris! When I nursed, I had always thoroughly enjoyed speaking with, and spending time with older patients, and I've always appreciated my relationships with my grandparents, and many older neighbours, and friends over the years. Not everyone has had the same opportunity, and unfortunately, many fail to recognize just how valuable, and vital the knowledge, and/or advice of our elders always is! I look forward to watching your future videos! Take care, Sherrey in Southern Ontario🎀 +
@shelliethompson65063 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing! You are an inspiration too.
@sandras12126 жыл бұрын
My mother encouraged all us girls, my sister, my nieces to "dazzle" ourselves up and have our own style. She loved to go out and until around the age of 86 she was out every single day of the week. She would wear her fancy jewelry and sparkly clothes etc. She always appreciated anything anyone would give her and was a friend to everyone. She lived her life to the fullest. My mom would have been sitting here right now enjoying your videos with me. I know she would have loved you! I miss her so much. She gave up so many hours of her life volunteering to make others lives happier. You do the same you give of yourself here on your channel and I know you probably make so many women happy watching. I knew my mother was having a harder time fixing herself before her death. My sister and I would fix her up, curl her hair, make up, clothes etc. and we knew although she was not feeling so well she was ready to go out wherever we would take her.
@shelliethompson65063 жыл бұрын
You were so fortunate to have such a wonderful mother!!
@frankienichols18643 жыл бұрын
Your mom sounds a lot like mine. Momma never wore any makeup other than a tiny bit of lipstick, but her shoes and clothes had to match perfectly and every hair had to be in place. I sure do miss her.
@victoriamarsh45257 жыл бұрын
I have a new best friend who is 87. She is amazing! I call her the bionic woman. She was in a car accident before I met her and has had multiple surgeries. She has good days and bad days, but even on her bad days, she does her hair, face, and dresses impeccably. And she gives to everyone. She ministers at the nursing homes, and is on several boards. And I believe her main beauty is her gentle kindness. Thank you for sharing, Patty.
@powertohelp57414 жыл бұрын
victoria marsh Hello gorgeous, i’m Brian Richard Gibson. I am a consultant engineer with Shevron oil North. Your post hit home with me and I thought I should approach you for a friendship. I think you got all together and valuable human. I promise to cherish and care about you always. Be kind to DM me on Instagram @brianrichlife or Whatsapp on: +1 (516) 285‑2021. I need to find ❤️ again after years of my partner’s demise. I will cherish you with all I have. Thank you.
@sonnygirl83587 жыл бұрын
oh Patty, thank you. I have always done my own thing but hearing you validate me brought tears to my eyes. today must have been My Day, cause here I am listening to You and see the photos-hearing the stories of other remarkable rebels.. I stand proudly with Ya'll. big southern hugs Sonny
@sandlappersue015 жыл бұрын
Hey Mrs. Patti, I want to tell you how I look up to you and your thoughts so much. I am a 48 year old woman in process. :D These stories of these ladies made me cry. My mom had me at a young age of 16 and passed away 9/2017. She passed away at the very young age of 63. What is most hurtful is that her death could have been prevented. Alcohol had such a hold on her...She cared so much for her appearance and I learned lots from her when I was a teen. As I am aging, so many times I wish I could ask Mama what I can do at this age. Things are changing and I am constantly having to refigure things out. Having ladies like you here has filled a very deep void for me. I have worn make-up every day since I was 13 years old. It is who I am. As long as I am able, it will be who I am whether 48, 68 or 98. I just have to figure it out. Thank you for helping me to figure things out. You will never know how very much it means to me. I am in that "beige" era of my life and it is a shock. Blessings to you and Jim.
@anthonyjack983 жыл бұрын
Hi how are you doing today hope you're having a good time today
@abbiekaric89496 жыл бұрын
Just found your channel and am thrilled. I am 65 and I love to primp and I love my makeup and my clothes. I sometimes think Im being silly and not acting my age. I loved what you said in this video and feel that we need more woman like you to role model and say its okay even as we age to continue to care about how we look.
@mgster1007 жыл бұрын
Do you know what makes me feel good? Listening to you! Such a lovely encounter you had with two remarkable women. And I am sure they talked about the sweet woman they met too. You are a gem, Patti!
@tinaboman887 жыл бұрын
Wow!! You are so right about being yourself and what a beautiful woman you are. I'm 49yrs old and love my make-up and taking good care of myself. When I'm 80yrs old, etc, I will still take care of myself and appearance! Thank you and I have to say you are such a positive voice for many of us women. What an awesome example you are!
@amberbobk83905 жыл бұрын
I asked my 60 yr old husband how old he thought you were in this video of you... He said, "I dont know, 45 or 50 years old!" Giggle, I love it and U.
@kaycoulter15597 жыл бұрын
Thank you, Patti! I really needed to hear this message. I've been wondering when I should just give it all back to nature and stop trying. But I do believe in putting my best foot forward so I'll continue to "paint the barn" everyday!
@1marianne7 жыл бұрын
I loved your tips. I call primping, "Boudoir Time." In Anne Barone's wonderful Chic & Slim book series she says chic French women take regular boudoir time. They escape to their boudoir to primp, plan, recharge, and have quiet time alone. Very important! Thanks for being so inspiring.
@TheDABALDWIN5 жыл бұрын
I love watching your videos. You are such a sweet lady and challenge all of us to be the best we can be. As my mommy always said, pretty is as pretty does, and you are beautiful, inside and out. thank you
@cheryllovin77647 жыл бұрын
Never give up. Life is what you make of it!
@happytx18607 жыл бұрын
Look up Baddie Winkle. Thanks
@marysmith88765 жыл бұрын
Hello Patti, oh my goodness, thank goodness I can laugh at myself! You make everything look so simple! I ended up looking like a panda bear. Anyway, at least I'm trying and I will carry on until I can get my face looking reasonable. It has been so long since I last looked at my face carefully in the mirror, it is going to take time to get it right. Thank you for being the lovely person you are.
@susanjo60717 жыл бұрын
I'm so glad I watched this today! I will soon have my 68th birthday and I so needed this inspiration. You tell beautiful stories, thank you.
@janetleavy73177 жыл бұрын
She is beautiful inside and out,..I love her.
@kathymacleod46486 жыл бұрын
Hi I just came across your channel and may I say...wow!!! you are absolutely gorgeously beautiful!!!! I am turning 61 December 3 and I'll tell ya what hey, I am so glad I found your channel! What an inspiration u are. I live here in the north east and it seems like women down south are so much nicer than from around here. Thank you for the tips but more so for sharing your stories about the other two women you met. It was a pleasure listen to you. Many blessings to you, your family, those you love, those who you keep close to your heart, and to all you call friend!!
@GrannyZanna7 жыл бұрын
Good talk, Patty, thank you. Often lately, when I am getting ready to leave the house to do a little shopping or just run a couple of errands, etc., I'll take a look in the mirror and decide to take the time to sit down at my little makeup area in my bathroom to primp. I call it "improving my outlook". While I know I could get away with just a little lipstick most times (I mean, who's likely to even notice this 68 year old?), I have realized if I don't play with my hair and makeup when I don't really need to, I won't be able to do a great job of it when I want to look my best. It IS fun and it makes me happy and gives me confidence and I find that I smile more as I go about my day. This practice has also led to my eliminating products more quickly as I discover what works best for me now.
@cathharr087 жыл бұрын
Dearest Patti...I am having my 54th birthday this week and cannot thank you enough for all the sentiments in this video. I ascribe to very much the same thoughts you do about aging gracefully. I recently went away with my younger sister and she made a comment during the trip that saddened me because for the first time I realized that she really had no clue who I am. My sister is 50 and doesn't take care of herself. No hair dye, makeup, nothing. I am the complete opposite. I do my hair, nails, makeup, eyebrows. The comment she made was" maybe as you age you won't feel the need to wear all the makeup. Maybe you will feel comfortable enough to just go natural" Wel!, I wasn't stunned because I've heard this before but so sad that she, in all these years, believes I use makeup etc because I'm unhappy with my self. Or that I use makeup to hide behind. None of this is true. I just want to age gracefully, put my best face forward and live the way that I am happiest. Such a shame that she doesn't know who I am. I take great pride in my appearance and am very proud of how I look and they say I love my life. Anyway thanks for a wonderful video. Enjoy your trip. I eagerly await your next video.
@connien76907 жыл бұрын
I love you Patti! You always make me want to be better and do better. At 64, a lot is changing for me, but I am going to primp and make-up as long as the good Lord lets me. My momma always told me to take care of yourself, and I have. If we don't take care, who will. Those two ladies really are very inspiring! I loved this video and thanks for sharing with us. Hugs and Love! C
@kathyweaver51133 жыл бұрын
I just discovered your channel and I love it! I’m a 67 year old widow and you have given me such inspiration. God made us all different and we should do what we like at our age.
@deeholler17 жыл бұрын
I am 62 and will wear my makeup until I die! It is so important that we as women never lose our femininity! My BFF is Ruth, who will celebrate her 97th birthday this July! Although a slight dementia has slowed her down a bit in the last year, she has always maintained her spunk, takes care of her lovely white hair and nails, and asks before we head down the hall to dinner, "Is my lipstick on or do I need some?" :-) She has been a role model to me in many, many ways, and is even more beautiful on the inside than the outside. Her love and acceptance for people is inspirational to me, nonjudgmental and just plain loving... We all need an older lady in our lives to let us know there are many kinds of beauty, and it comes in all stages of our lives. I loved your video today, Patti. You are so lovely and I always think how much I would love to have afternoon tea with you if we were neighbors. You are just the kind of lady I would love for a friend. xox
@barbaraangele86157 жыл бұрын
I am 77 and currently unemployed. While looking for work I walk one hour every morning and then at home set my baking timer for every 60 minutes and walk around the block. This way I feel like I am getting out plus I PRACTICE putting my makeup on every day experimenting with different looks and I like to dress like my Granddaughter. Health and wellness is my passion and loved hearing your stories of women living life to the fullest.
@mamabear40096 жыл бұрын
I just stumbled across your video. I could watch/listen to you all day. You’re beautiful and wise, and a true ‘gentlewoman’. You’re my new role model. ❤️💐
@deross8177 жыл бұрын
Oh Patty! I just LOVE you! You are the first person I started following on You Tube....you are such an inspiration and true beautiful soul. I love your look, your makeup, clothing and jewlery choices. Perfection!! ♥♥♥
@conniemurphyover70stillgla475 жыл бұрын
HI DEROSS SHARON WAS MY FIRST ALSO and inspired me to start a channel 5 months ago.Ilove sharing ALL my talents along with my makeup look and TIPS have a nice spring:) AKA "OVER 70 still glamorous " :)
@KayeCarterTV7 жыл бұрын
Great video... such a sweet story about your new friends. Such a sweet Doris. What a great attitude... what a blessing to meet both of these remarkable women. Great tips and I so agree. Love you, Kaye💕😊👍🏼
@candacekerr41393 жыл бұрын
The story of Doris brought tears to my eyes. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010, one year later my daughter was also diagnosed. Bless her heart , I do understand at that age I would feel the same way.
@bdwelsh7 жыл бұрын
Patti, I love your videos! I especially like this one because your are so right about daily changes and adjustments we need to make. I myself am 65. I used to be a Bare Mineral gal, but felt as I aged it just highlighted my lines and wrinkles. I just tried their matte version, but the coverage is not as good. I'm going to try the Physicians Formula cushion foundation you recently posted about, because you look fabulous! Your look is still youthful and soft and I appreciate that because you DO go against many of the mature woman recommendations like ditching frosted or glimmery lipstick or lining the lower lash line. And look at you!! You look lovely! I'm tossing out all those don'ts and going ahead with what I like or feel most comfortable wearing! Thank you for being an advocate for "doing what makes you happy and feel good about yourself." You're living proof that it works!!
@Profswife7 жыл бұрын
Patti, I loved your stories of these two amazing women, and how you connected with them, almost instantly. You are such an encouraging soul, blessed with the ability of storytelling that literally draws us in. Thank you for sharing these lovely gals' stories, as well as the wisdom that is gained from each one. You're a beauty...inside and out and a blessing to each of us! xo
@ekimes98837 жыл бұрын
Patty, YOU are a remarkable woman! Thank you so much for sharing this. What a wonderful way to start my Saturday. =)
@minicoop547 жыл бұрын
Thank you for a great inspirational video! I am so happy to see other older women taking care of themselves. We should never ever forget that.
@paulalaye64285 жыл бұрын
Hey Patti a truly wonderful video tonight, my mummy was Doris Emily Elizabeth and died four years ago and I miss her terribly, I was her only child and we lived for each other as dad left us when I was only two!!! She worked all her life until she was diagnosed with dementia but she had lung cancer too, such a fabulous lady, such a wonderful character and amazing mother to me, even when she was close to death at ninety she never forgot who I was, thankfully ... You're soooo special and inspirational Paula 64 in the uk
@sandrafisher91946 жыл бұрын
Patti I have a 94 year old friend that gets dressed every day full makeup she also stretches before getting out of bed and still active and involved. I am 67 and so admire her. Her name is Ruth. Every time I see her it encourages me. So glad I found your channel. Blessings for a long beautiful life.
@cherylsmith6396 жыл бұрын
This video is very inspiring; as women we must value who God created us to be. It's alright to enhance our natural beauty, but we must remember do also the inner beauty must have daily upkeep also.. Daily getting into Gods word (the bible) will keep our inner beauty impeccable. There's nothing more beautiful than a woman who radiates Gods love.....God bless you, I was blessed by your stories today. 💕💖💕💖💕
@AM_13006 жыл бұрын
Hi Patti! You are truly an inspiration, thank you for being you and for being the perfect example that age is just a number. I’m 61 and so scared of aging but now a lot less because of you. You are absolutely beautiful! Thank you 💖
@joanteal66233 жыл бұрын
So wonderful to hear that women of all ages want to look their best! I’m 70 in a few weeks and sometimes ladies at my small community who choose not to do makeup, hair etc., have made me feel uncomfortable because I still try to look my best- most of them wear no makeup at all ! So glad I found you it gives me courage to still keep being me !♥️
@kathygarber94075 жыл бұрын
What a beautiful story ! I'm 73 and God truly blessed me with great genetics ! The only make up I ever wore was eye make up. Now I am wrinkled and don't have the nice even complexion I had but I have decided to start wearing a little make up and maybe get my nails done....something Again I never had to worry about, they were always strong , never needed more than clipping and filing!, I think I was guided to this particular video ! You have encouraged me to go ahead with it ! I'm subscribed and will be following you. God bless !
@animalrescuegeek7 жыл бұрын
I think you have found your calling Patti. Introducing us all to the wonderful sisterhood we belong to. I used to work elections with many women that were 30-40 years older than myself. One of the women was in her 80's and battling her 3 battle with cancer. But she would work these long days with a smile and all made up with a cute wig and adorable outfit. She told me she got up everyday and made herself up as her way to thank God for another day. Even if that is all she could do. I will never forget her. That was 20 years ago and I think of her so often. Bless you Patti and thank you for sharing with all of us. -Sue in Michigan
@terryomalley20897 жыл бұрын
Patti, I love your spirit, and you willingness to be vulnerable for us! Jim is blessed to have such a wise, caring woman as his wife. I pray God's greatest blessings for you!
@mariannreid31207 жыл бұрын
Your remarkable kindness to a stranger will serve as inspiration to me. This act makes you beautiful to me!
@lindamotley62175 жыл бұрын
Wasn't quite done when I first commented, so hear I am again, really enjoyed what you had to say about growing older, I do want to look my best, and I am gonna start taking time for myself and practice on myself with makeup just as you suggested, Thank you, so much, and God bless❤
@kez-chick56474 жыл бұрын
You are the first woman who knows what she is talking about, and what mature women need, you are so graceful, and to know we can still wrare make-up and look natural, and feel good about ourselves, please keep going, you are helping so many women that just need to feel good about themselves
@raelynnfinch91026 жыл бұрын
oh my goodness!! I feel so much better! Thank you!! I always want to try to make myself feel pretty!! You are so beautiful-inside and outside!!!
@sissy55ful7 жыл бұрын
I have noticed my skin texture changing and my hair getting thinner. So I use thicker face creams now and have bought wigs in my same hair color. Just different styles. I am enjoying not trying to make my hair look thicker anymore. I still put on a full face of make up and my husband tells me I look beautiful with or without it. Xoxo.
@william0ize5 жыл бұрын
I'm almost 62 and I have just been doing what I like for about a year now. And finally I don't care what others think, I know I dress young and I work on my makeup but I love those things. thank you I needed this video tonight.
@cherylmarshall68745 жыл бұрын
I agree with you . At 61 i know i dress how i love. Youthful but not revealing. Keep doing you !
@julieslone4226 жыл бұрын
I just found you on utube Patti!! I am 62 and i love wat hing your videos. You are beautiful inside and out. Thanks for sharing all your advice and beauty tips. Julie
@Melissa557 жыл бұрын
I can't tell you how much I agree with do what you want and not listen to others. I love these hints!!!!
@mariechulis7 жыл бұрын
Melissa55 Melissa! !! love you girl!
@MyMaria12247 жыл бұрын
Melissa55 we love you too 😘
@mchris657 жыл бұрын
I was just going to post to you if you have heard of rxstrmom--an ageless wonder like you--and of course you have :)
@michellegomes49057 жыл бұрын
Melissa55 Love your videos Mellisa xx
@lyndamartin50457 жыл бұрын
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@suew60117 жыл бұрын
Wow....... 💗💗. I believe from your story about Doris and the revelation you had from this courageous, wise, strong and beautiful woman that you got a glimpse of why I do Hospice and some of the profound inspiration I get from so many of the precious people I care for and comfort as they take their last breath. It is an honor to meet and spend perhaps the most intimate time in a persons life with them. It has changed me forever and I am blessed beyond words.. I have learned so very much from these folks and they are truly an inspiration for so many different reasons. I can tell from your beautiful story about meeting these two beautiful women that you will remember them forever and that they made a huge impact on you. I love your videos, Patti.. I love your wisdom.. You are also an inspiration and I am forever blessed to have found you.. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Xoxo. Sue
@kathleenb30967 жыл бұрын
God bless you, Sue! Helping someone pass, in my opinion, is somewhat like being a midwife.........helping them pass from one life to another............it is one of the most intimate experiences we can share.
@suew60117 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your kind words. Ironically, I was a L&D nurse for over 20 years. I've come full circle. 💞
@kathleenb30967 жыл бұрын
the cycle of life...:-)
@sandralee40877 жыл бұрын
Working with Hospice was the most rewarding nursing career! I still miss it, I wasn't done before I had to take disability. It takes a special nurse-Angel to be a Hospice nurse.
@imsassi7 жыл бұрын
What a beautiful post, Sue. I have always admired anyone that is connected with Hospice, which we had with my dad. I could never do it because my heart is to soft..all I would do is want to hold them and cry - I have always been that way. I can only imagine what your life has been like and the lives you have touched, not only the ill but their families....so I will say "thank you" from my heart, you are very special.
@nancytreiber57242 жыл бұрын
Patti i just happened upon your videos and I am in heaven - I love your stories and tips - I will be 70 in July and I strive everyday to look the best that I can -Its something I have always enjoyed from doing my hair and makeup to dressing for work and play - Age is only a number!!!!!
@leeann55882 жыл бұрын
So love your advice. “Just be you” & “Do what makes you happy”. No truer advice. Thank you Patti🌸💖
@pambrunelle87727 жыл бұрын
Patty I was so touched by this video. At 58 I am determined to be my most beautiful self as long as I am given the gift of life. It is such an inspiration to watch and listen to such lovely women as yourself. You are truly beautiful inside and out !
@Riverbranch1043 жыл бұрын
So touching and so true. I’m no young woman and I dress like my granddaughters and do whatever I want that won’t embarrass my children or grandchildren. They tell me they love it and have no problem with my young mind set. I March to the beat of my own drum and no one else’s. I’m happy and very blessed with great health mentally and physically. Don’t take anything in life for granted. I know how short life can be. And like you suggest just be you and boy I truly think I’ve succeeded. Love you right back. What a special sweet beautiful lady you are..You have Faith and Faith is what has kept me going all these years(feel that you understand what I’m saying)🙏God Bless You Patti⭐️❤️
@Donna-vh5ym6 жыл бұрын
I met a women like you're talking about, but haven't met you and to me...you'so special.. I love your tips. Thanks you Patti and much loving energy is coming your way...💜
@StyleWithCathyOver506 жыл бұрын
Hi Patti, I'm 49 and I watched your whole video. I can't tell you how much this video meant to me. The story of the two ladies touched my heart, I have always enjoyed hanging out with older women, I love listening to their wisdom and life stories. The two ladies you spoke of are so inspiring. Thank you for sharing their stories with us. I totally agree with you about not listening to anyone and just be yourself. That is my life motto, life is too short to worry about what other people think. Patti, I am so thankful that I have found your channel. I watch a lot of the mature community here on YT, I much prefer watching ladies older than me simply because I can relate more and appreciate you all so much. Love and hugs, Cathy xoxo
@anthonyjack983 жыл бұрын
Hello dear how are you doing today
@michellecaudill79362 жыл бұрын
Wow Thank you for sharing I’m only 63 and I’m going through a lot at the current moment with my adult children. Sometimes I just want to give her this gives me strength and encouragement to keep going. Patty you’re right your channel it’s like we’re friends I wake up and watch your channel because I feel as though you care and you know what I’m going through. Thank you for being there
@123456770587 жыл бұрын
Patti you are just killing it lately with your videos!!!! I just hang on every word and I hate it when its over, love love love you!
@cbisme64147 жыл бұрын
Luana Ring me too, I'm hooked ;-)
@sharonm32837 жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing these two women with us. I am 70 anda breast cancer survivor and so grateful for every day that I am given. I also agree with you that each of us should do what makes us feel beautiful.
@grangershelly05 жыл бұрын
LOL! I love when you said "Primping" ...I turn 58 in June and having been diagnosed with LC last year and having a Lobectomy I feel the same way as you and those wonderful ladies do. I am not working now but when I was ppl would always say "Why do you spend all that time putting on makeup and doing your hair every morning? You could sleep longer?? My Mom was much like you, kind, a Lady and ALWAYS dressed to kill, until she was diagnosed with 4th stage Ovarian Cancer. She lost the ability to "Primp" but she was a Beautiful Lady Naturally. My Sister as well, no matter what her LC did to her, no hair, no lashes, no brow, no Matter! She was always full face and ready to Flirt!!! I now take all the time I need to "Primp" myself every day if possible and watch like you the videos to see what may look good on me, and then I practice them! I love it! I find I feel better about myself, and like the way ppl look at me and appreciate the time and effort, it takes to look as good as you can. Just because I have LC doesn't mean I have to roll over and give in.....Thank you for your stories today, I often feel the same when I see Older ladies like us (Well I guess I am not there yet) but I do appreciate the time and effort they took to present themselves as best they can. You are Stunning for 73!!! I can only pray, 1 to live that long...lol and 2 to be fortunate to keep my eye's sparkling as you do? Thanks for your encouragement....
@hunt2456 жыл бұрын
You are awesomeness out of control!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Funny, I have no idea how I found your channel.
@debbs5427 жыл бұрын
Patti, dear Patti, this was so heartwarming! What a treasure you are to the you tube community.. I feel better after watching your videos... tonight I will choose contentment with things just the way they are. That 97 year old woman has a big lesson to share with us - that of acceptance - for when we accept our circumstance it is then that we can learn and see a silver lining even in our perceived "bad times"...
@Charron8297 жыл бұрын
And you, Patti, are another remarkable woman. I am so very happy I found your channel! And this video, well this was something I needed to hear. Thank you, thank you, thank you. 🌹💖
@anthonyjack983 жыл бұрын
Hello how are you doing today hope
@evn.93825 жыл бұрын
Patti you speak out of my heart. I had been a missionary in East Africa never wore make up. Now I am back after many years I like to make me feel good. My friend told me about you and I follow you. Thank you for being you and give us good advice. God bless you
@annieoscar7 жыл бұрын
Has to be one of my favorite videos you've ever done - love hearing about, and from, awesome women!! Bravo!!!! xo!!!!!
@AllThatBeautyWithLori7 жыл бұрын
Oh my goodness Patti... this is why I so believe people come into our lives for a reason, some to inspire us, some to help us, some for us to help them maybe, and so on.. What a amazing woman, makes me and I am sure many who feel a small pain to not complain or feel we shouldn't complain. Loved your tips : ) Have a great rest of the week, love and blessings xoxox
@kathykit76297 жыл бұрын
Loved your video and the lovely ladies you talked about. I primp and play with makeup for my changing face also. I have a drooping brow and one eyelid bigger than another. I compensate by making the shadow on the larger lid darker to visually even it out. I love my eyeliner and tight line every day. I tell my daughter I would not run down to the corner to buy a loaf of bread without my eyeliner. I am sure I will always love playing with makeup. It's just who I am.
@raespaans12036 жыл бұрын
Love this video....I am always amazed at older women that take the time to look great...like you💗...this is why your videos were so appealing to me....and great tips that you just shared...Thank you😊
@evannegregory91826 жыл бұрын
So glad I found your channel. I think you've saved my life. I am 69 pushing 70 hard. When I was young I was the prettiest girl at the party, now I always seem to be the oldest. I like away at night morning my faded youth. You have given me a brand new outlook. Aging dosn't mean the quality of life is over it is all about attitude, so now I will choose to be positive anout aging. You are beautiful inside and out and I am a fan for life! Sure wish I found you before I ran out and spent 100. Dollars after listening to one of the younger bloggers😊
@betsystevenson9216 жыл бұрын
You are a special lady! 🌹 Thank you Patty ❤️
@debbiefulton10016 жыл бұрын
What a remarkable lady! This is the first time I've seen one of your videos. The positive message you are spreading is, I hope contagious. As an older woman, 58. I'm constantly told I'm to old to do that, wear this, try that. I keep saying, that as long as I'm able, I will try new things. I recently took a flying yoga class. Like Cirque du Soleil. It was a blast!
@rxstrmom6 жыл бұрын
Welcome to my channel Debbie. I'm very happy that you want to spend a few minutes with me! I will always "do my thing" as I go thru this aging process. I worked hard for it LOL. Thanks again...xoxo patti
@ginnyburley95527 жыл бұрын
Doris is smart. I know cancer treatments can be life saving for some people and I fully support anyone who chooses to go through them. But I saw my husband, who was initially diagnosed at stage 4, struggle horribly during treatment before he died, and I just don't know if I'd accept that kind of treatment. My mom died at 93. She always took really good care of her skin; even when she was on hospice care, she had those creams on her bedside table and as long as she was conscious, those creams went on her face every single day. Every nurse that came to see her commented on how beautiful her skin looked!!
@JillLynnBeautyTherapy7 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing this.... our lives are filled with these moments if we allow them in. You chatted, and talked with a stranger that changed you, touched you in a profound way. It would have never happened if you didn't stop, talk, and share a simple moment. Amazing story, amazing video. Hugs to you!
@faty72273 жыл бұрын
The way you feel about Marlene..That's how i feel about you! You have inspired me to embrace my beauty and take the time to feel pretty! Which I haven't done for myself lately...I am so happy I found your channel! You are so delightful!💐😊
@jessicadefontes17672 жыл бұрын
Thank you Patti for your wonderful videos. I am 75 and I still love wearing makeup and experimenting with new looks. I look forward to many more tips and encouraging comments on your site
@paddymcmarlar7 жыл бұрын
Dear Patti, this is the first video of yours that I have watched and I immediately subscribed to your channel! I will be 62 in Sept and my mother will be 90 in January. What remarkable women you met! I just loved how you spoke about them and can tell they made a wonderful impact on your life! My mom has been widowed since 1995 and never desired to date or remarry. My dad was the only love of her life. She was diagnosed with breast cancer back in 1982 and had a radical mastectomy but no chemo or radiation follow up. She has remained cancer free for all these years with the exception of some minor skin cancer issues, which she had removed. She is a very strong woman and has great faith in the Lord and stays active in her church, still drives locally. She is absolutely my hero! She still wears a little makeup, not full face by any means, but some foundation (Clinique), lipstick, a little brow pencil, and still colors her hair weekly and sets it on rollers herself. I hope that I'm doing half as good as her if I make it into my 90's. Her health is quite good, considering she has stage 3 kidney disease and has to take insulin shots everyday. She also had two stents put in after having a heart attack in Nov. 2015. I lived with her for 5 months after that health scare and stayed with her in the hospital round the clock while she was recovering. She lives in Ohio and I live in IA, so there is an 8 hr driving distance between us. Anyway, I just loved your video and what you had to say about the two women you met and thought I'd share a little bit with you about my mother. God Bless!
@rxstrmom7 жыл бұрын
First of all, welcome to my channel. I'm so happy that you found my channel and that you want to spend a few minutes with me. Your mom sounds like a remarkable woman - one that I would love to meet! Enjoy every single minute with her that you can! xoxo patti
@sandyj79177 жыл бұрын
Bless Doris for having such a clear mind that SHE was able to make her own decision and the strength. My friend and I just did an age appropriate conversation, her remark never wear sleeveless especially if they jingles... I will not sweat don't look was my reply...I think as we get older I'm 73 I am tired of doing what everyone other then me thinks I should do Patti kudos for speaking what many of us dont...hugs...I watch my new 9 month granddaughter but I may wear Walmart on a daily basis but always put lipstick on and when she wakes from nap I get a big smile...Priceless I just realized I have same chair your on my throw is coral...enjoy stay safe
@susanschultz17625 жыл бұрын
Make that 3 remarkable women! I think you're awesome! Thank you for doing what you do! You make me feel better about myself.
@pattistephan41637 жыл бұрын
What a lovely tribute to these women who come before us. It is beautiful to appreciate what we feel as we age. Strength and good health and acceptance to move forward.