Antiaging Is Exhausting - REAL TALK

We all know that we can't stop aging but still, most of us want to delay the signs of aging so we try all the "antiaging" skincare, procedures and devices hoping for the best, and to be honest, I sometimes find it exhausting. But, do these things work? I think a lot of them do but only to a certain extent.
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[@uncontrolledspeech1858]

What is wrong with aging gracefully? I am older, 65 can’t fake a younger me. When people look into my eyes all I want them to see is love, compassion and mercy. I do not care about the sagging and lines.

[@lorraineelliott1546]

Me too. I’m just grateful I am healthy and not lying in a hospital bed .

[@dollydaydream5839]

Ageing is a privilege,I agree!!

[@lindajohnson.]

We have to learn to grow old gracefully. I’m 79 and yes, my eyelids have fallen, but otherwise very few wrinkles. KZbin use to have real beauty influencers, not now it is botox, lip fillers, etc. 😢

[@dammar117]

There are some aspects of aging that are not graceful at all, like jowls, eye bags, turkey wattle, and brown spots. Aside from this, the truth is that aging signifies two things: A) We are no longer fertile, hence no longer desirable; B) It brings us closer to death. I don't mind the first, but the realization that I have a lot more past than future (especially in terms of useful years) coupled with health issues that are only going to get worse is not an easy pill to swallow-pun intended on Nisha's comment that we would ALL take that pill to make us younger. Sure, it beats the alternative! But let's stop pretending that we should "embrace" aging, or that we can age "gracefully." I hate delusion and hypocrisy.

[@Pamsmith59]

@@dammar117 You must not have grandchildren, which is why we are given the title of "grand," you know. This is how THEY see us and how we should see ourselves.

[@kathybeauchesne]

Great video Nisha! I always forget to mention how much I love your sense of humour….it is one of the best parts of you! Makes you even more relatable and beautiful!

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Thank you so much xx

[@carrieannstocks4715]

Thank you for making this video. I started watching you several years ago due to your hooded eye makeup tutorials and felt I could actually follow along and watch the fabulous tips and tricks you would use years back to make such a big difference. As time went by you started doing filler and botox to the point that I was no longer able to learn anything due to the fact your hooded eyes changed and found you really no longer relatable to women such as myself who had not been using botox or fillers. I found this video to be very refreshing. Thank you Nisha❤

[@Corrans]

I basically could have said all this myself and I'm only 45. I am sick of this "anti-aging" industry, we cannot anti-age. We can only age well. I am on HRT (Estrogen gel) and honestly, it's not improved my skin at all, sadly. Thank you for your honesty. I felt the same about a lot of these treatments, they are all temporary and don't last, and have a minimal (if any) difference.

[@Purple-ws9fn]

This was a good and honest talk about aging. Thanks! I am soon 51 years old and sometimes I get sad about what's happening in my face.

[@在水一方-d5s]

Exactly why I like Nisha. She is very honest, true to herself. A few of my friends got eye-lid surgery and no one can tell, if they don't tell us. I'm tempted.

[@sweeky6855]

Hello wonderful Nisha. I am 56 this year Nisha, my view is that I have natural silver streaks in my dark shoulder length hair. I have been and gone through menopause. I work out 4 times a week, I wear makeup, dress in slip dresses, jeans all manner of things. I wear makeup - everyday and I do this because if I didn't, well I wouldn't be me. I use anti ageing creams etc but no Botox or fillers, but I enjoy hearing about it from you Nisha and anyone else that is brave enough to participate as I find it fascinating! I don't look how a 56 year old woman should apparently, whatever a 56 year should look like!? I don't look my age even if I say so myself and I certainly don't act like it. I have lines on my face that tell a story to my life, every crows feet line is from a tear that has been of sadness, laughter and sunny holidays filled with memories and my tummy is the result of two beautiful children. My husband still thinks I am sexy and sees me as he did 25 years ago, he has aged like a fine wine and is a silver fox! Age is a privilege that not everyone gets, my school friend passed 3 days ago and it makes you think of your own mortality. If I am growing old disgracefully and its a term I don't care for either, what's the alternative to have regrets when you are bedridden, no thanks! If a lady wants to grow old gracefully or naturally whatever its called, fair play but I will still be using my anti ageing creams and dressing (like Nisha) up until I am in my 80s if I get that far 💋

[@marilynhodgkinson5299]

Hi Nisha what a good chat. I feel very blessed that my mum had beautiful skin when she died at 70yrs. I have followed in her footsteps and my skin is really nice. I am blessed my friends say you must have had something done, but l haven't. I never smoked don't drink and excersise quite a lot, eat healthy l do think that makes a difference. Always wore makeup from a very early age. Sunscreen of course specially in Australia. You look lovely Nisha❤❤

[@sfutterer1234]

I do the pro-aging with Peaches skin care. I am 71 years old and do two of Peaches skin care facials a day. No foundation or concealer. I only use eyeliner, lipstick, mascara, and eye brow pencil. Lisa at Peaches skin care products are awesome. She has so many good skin care ideas. I always loved makeup but found that just like you said, makeup no longer looks good on me at my age because of the lines and wrinkles. Nisha, you have many talents. You look beautiful always. I really like your channel.

[@joannaandblueskies9435]

Totally hearing you Nisha , I have been trying organic castor oil, my skin has felt so much better and so soft and glass like , I’m 53 and I normally just use rosehip oil and vitamin c , so I add now castor oil, lots of research and videos on it , it does seem to be helping so much more than anything else I have used ❤️❤️

[@Lilygirl283]

Yes, organic castor oil is so good for skin and hair, put some some on your eyebrows and lashes too, also make sure it is hexane free, i keep mine in the fridge..

[@Vidamasy]

I knew there was something different in you just couldn’t tell what it was, you always look beautiful but in this video you look more natural, I didn’t realize you weren’t wearing eye makeup until you mentioned it, is it possible that maybe makeup could be working against us? I swear Nisha you look beautiful without eye makeup, you have inspired me to use as little makeup as possible from now on.

[@Laura-g1c1l]

Is this what society has done to women? That we are never happy, no matter how beautiful we are. It is big business, none of the companies really care. If you do not have your health you have nothing. You are beautiful Nisha, just as you are.

[@me67226]

I agree🎉

[@tomroyse1540]

I have used many anti aging products .Even thought of plastic surgery BUT if I do my face my body will still look older. So I have learned to accept that getting older is not so bad and have used that energy and money to pursue my hobbies. And it is not so bad being a great looking older woman with a smile on my face because I am satisfied with myself and my life.

[@maryberg9029]

Nisha, I've been watching you faithfully for nine years and I think this is one of the best you've done! I so appreciate everything you've done to try products and give us your opinion on their efficacy; however, your honesty on how you feel now with it being possibly a waste of time to have so many items on our vanities and the exhausting chase to 'anti-age' which like you say, is only for as long as you use whichever product. I too have been feeling so overwhelmed and exhausted with the anti aging rituals and agree that it should be called 'aging gracefully' or something to that affect. We'll put our best self out there, healthy and happy and taking good care of ourselves with whichever skin care routine works for us. I love your channel and everything you've done for all of us with your encouragement, product reviews, fun chats, etc. You are AWESOME! Love ya! 😊

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Thank you 😘

[@ruthlloyd1163]

I feel you. I’m 65 and age is now really starting to show. I was always younger looking than my age. I still am, but I definitely look over 50. I think at some point you have to accept that we age like a flower wilts and fades, still beautiful in a way, but not young. I also found over 60 that I’m ok being older. I’m a grandma and empty nester and I am so happy with my friends and family. We laugh about aging “old age isn’t for sissies”. I am thankful my health is still pretty good. Faith in God and a belief in heaven where youth will be restored and joy is eternal helps. These bodies of ours do age and die. It’s hard to see that. God bless and love yourself. I personally think you’re absolutely gorgeous ❤

[@dammar117]

I like this comment. You are not preaching to "age gracefully," but rather showing you approach aging from a self-actualized perspective that doesn't deny nostalgia. Power to you.💜

[@AnonymousPerson0182]

Why didn’t God give you eternal youth on earth? So, you have to die to be young again? 😂

[@dammar117]

@@AnonymousPerson0182 Good question. Wouldn't it be great to live a long life with a strong body and a pretty face, and then just die? What is the need for decay?

[@Sparkle_N_Shine]

I saw your chin video from 5 years ago and you still look great!!!!! A lot of women look way different after 5 years of filler . You still look natural !!!

[@sharlesb7735]

I'm in my 60s, never had anything done at all, have tried a few products and yes some work better than others, but the best thing I have found is castor oil, I cannot believe the difference it makes, don't take my word for it, check out all the women on here raving about the benefits. The main issue that a lot of eye creams don't tackle is the eyelid fine lines, that is one of my concerns and they are so much lesser since using castor oil and I don't even use it everyday or even that regularly. I use it either plain or with glycerine and vitamin E mixed in. I live in Australia and very rarely have I ever worn SPF, I won't go into it. The only time I wear it is if I know I will be out in the sun for an extended period of time, but the general walking around shops or out for short periods I will never wear it. Most people don't believe my age and get confused when I talk about my childhood and the years, because they don't think I'm my age. I wouldn't take that pill Nisha because I don't like to take any medication hahaha. Good luck if you do get an eyelift, just ensure you see other results from your plastic surgeon, most people I see (who can afford the very best) look plastic or so completely different and odd, but I'm not as brave and would be devastated if it didn't turn out.

[@candicebuchanan4845]

I was born in Scotland and came to Au aged 20..been here 50 this year..like you..I don't use SPF..I've just turned 70.. I think my skin is ok❤ I haven't had anything done but thinking about it😜

[@jenniferwalker9060]

I totally agree, I am nearly 76 years old and don't have a wrinkle on my face even round my eyes and my hands do not look my age, I have been using castor oil daily for at least 25 years, I wash my hair in black castor oil shampoo, although I have let my hair go grey it is a very light shade of grey and still quite thick and shiny. Castor oil is not expensive and works wonders without breaking the bank. I started using castor oil because a woman I used to work with told me she was retiring at the end of the month because she was 65, I along with others was shocked, she looked my age which was 50 at the time, I bought castor oil on my way home that day and have used ever since, with fantastic results. I also took up yoga two years later and have enjoyed doing it for the last 23 years, it allows me to play with my Grandchildren and enjoy life without pain and stiffness. There is a lot on KZbin about castor oil and yes ladies it does work, 😅

[@sharlesb7735]

@@jenniferwalker9060 fantastic, I’ve only just started using it last yr, I’ve been using it on my hair for a few yrs but didn’t know the benefits on the skin and all sorts of things. I put it on my face and massage with a guasha, the results were immediate, it’s truly amazing. My skin looks so much better and I will even go out without makeup which I never would before.

[@sharlesb7735]

@@candicebuchanan4845 try the castor oil if you haven’t already.

[@virgloh8934]

@@sharlesb7735 Im 70 and use Cerave but want to give Castor Oil a try..I have very sensitive skin, will Castor Oil clog uour pores?

[@peggyweatherford4048]

I will be 61 soon. I do not wear any foundation and haven’t for years. I normally don’t worry about aging. The only time I feel self conscious is when other women are talking about it. If I could afford it I might have something done, but as it is, I’m happy with the way I look. I can say, think long and hard about having your eyes done because you can NEVER go backwards. Love ya! ❤❤❤❤

[@jacrippin1]

You crack me up 😂. Anyway, I'm 67 and after I retired I decided to concentrate more on being healthy rather than society's idea of "beautiful". I stopped dying my hair worrying about the sagging and wrinkles but watch what I eat, use products like moisturizer and SPF to keep my skin healthy and exercise to keep my muscles and bones in shape. You can look like a model but if you're unhealthy, worried about how you look and broke from trying to look younger what good is it?

[@joycebenvenuti4782]

Yes Nisha … I reached this point at about 63. I was getting filler for upper lip, crows feet and marionette lines for years but I didn’t have to go often , maybe only once a year or longer . But the last time I had it done it didn’t last but a few months and that’s when I decided to work on getting my skin in the best condition I could with all the things you talked about here. I’ll be 70 this summer and I’m ok with the way my skin looks . Yes the lines are still there but it’s ok!

[@carolm.4623]

I’m with you on this! I’m 61 and last year I decided to just accept aging but looking the best I can for my age now. My skin texture is the most important now. I am diligent with sunscreen and use everything in your 4 products you mentioned. The only device I use every other day is the red light helmet for thinning hair and loss. I don’t use hrt replacement but that’s just my choice. I was blessed with huge cheeks and full face when I was born and was relentlessly teased as a child and young adult with having a chubby baby face. It’s worked to my advantage.

[@dagnolia6004]

what a beautiful, kind, honest video! Nisha has LOVED makeup since a young girl. as we age makeup becomes more difficult. i love hiking and walking. as i age it becomes more difficult! we have to take care of ourselves so that we can keep the things that bring us joy. i look forward to the SIMPLIFIED skin care vid! xoxoxo

[@Margaretcs0103]

Nisha, I had a facelift at 58 and it was the best thing I ever did. You need to find a reputable surgeon and be willing to pay for quality results! I’m 68 now and I definitely could do with a touch up especially on my neck…..if I were a woman in my 40s, I’d definitely start a savings fund just for a facelift. It’s the only thing that works.

[@sueanderson9860]

Not gonna lie , and I NEVER thought I’d say this….if I had the money, I’d book a facelift tomorrow! I turned 61 6 months ago and was going through photos and was shocked at the difference in how much I’ve aged in the past 5 years. It’s like a stranger looking back at me in the mirror. I know that some women can just roll with it but not this girl. I hate the effect aging has on my face and body. I’ve always been very active and now have rheumatoid arthritis which has put a real wrench into my workouts. It sucks!

[@debbietabares5010]

I watch Chris Gibson on KZbin. He’s a skin care expert that finds skin care products that work, at Amazon and a few other places. He’s 60 years old but looks 30. I also had my upper eyelids done about 5years ago with a brow lift and it’s slowly starting to droop again 😢 You’re beautiful the way you are Nisha. You disguise your eyelids very well..I didn’t know about those tricks 5 years ago. Take care Nisha ❤

[@sandilang3845]

Hi Nisha, This was the most honest and heartfelt video, and I truly related to everything you said. I know so many people that have done fillers and Botox and to me it is very obvious, so I don’t know if I ever want to go down that path. As always you look beautiful!

[@lisaburgin1966]

So happy to hear this. I like watching women who have not had lots of things done.

[@leneskov5184]

You are so right - it is hard work getting older. 😬 Not just the skin care, but also keeping your body healthy. Strength training to keep muscles and bone density, jumping for bone density, sprint interval training for burning fat… 😅 I have the NuFace microcurrent, did not se much of a result even though I used consistently. My favourite device is my red light panel - I started with a mask, and then discovered the healing benefits of red light - so I bought a big panel and use it all over the body both for the skin and for pain relief. My arthritis pain has disappeared almost completely.

[@maniwyatt6559]

Yes I light the red light and NIRA works well for me.

[@sueanderson9860]

I’m looking at a red light panel for arthritis pain. Which one do you have!

[@leneskov5184]

@@sueanderson9860 I bought mine from Redlightrising in the UK. If you are in the US I have heard that the Mito panels are great too.

[@DW...]

After reading the comments I will definitely try using castor oil, thank you ladies‼️ You are absolutely right Nisha - it makes applying makeup more difficult...When you look good you feel good. All the money spent on lotions & potions could have went to surgery 😮 Do what makes you happy💖

[@laurieelle1420]

It’s so true how critical we are with ourselves….my under eyes look exactly like yours, and I think mine look bad & yours look totally fine. Lol. I do Love Botox, never had fillers, don’t think I ever would. I also used the Retin A for 3 years, sometimes my skin was fine and then my rosacea and redness kicked in, so I stopped and my skin looks a lot better. Everyone is different, we have to do what works for ourselves, not what works for others

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Yes, we are our own worst critics, but that's just human (female human lol) nature x

[@sabinekinder4997]

Lovely to hear how honest you are Nisha. Don’t change. It’s a delight to watch you.❤

[@jenb5574]

I so totally agree with you. I feel like we women are HUGE marketing targets. While I love all things beauty and enjoy skin care and makeup, as I’ve aged, I sometimes feel exhausted with it all. I am in your camp. I have scaled down to the essentials you mentioned and now realize that when and if I ever decide on expensive medical treatments surgery is where the answer is. All the thousands of dollars spent on fillers, in office procedures etc… surgery is the only real and lasting fix. I think to each her own with this aging journey. You have to do what’s right for you and stop shaming women for what they are doing or not doing. We all have free will.

[@ritastutler1470]

Hi Nisha. My favorite video ever. I see nothing wrong with wanting to look our best. I won’t have lip filler or a face lift. When I was very young and my ent became a plastic surgeon he told me I needed a brow lift…so guess I always had hooded eyes. People tell me I look younger than my age but lately I don’t believe them. My husband looks good and I get what you say…some men look better as they age . He is four years older than me. I still take a half of an estradiol and my doctor says it is ok m as long as I get my mammograms. Ok, sorry for so many comments. This just resonated with me today. My hair is thinning and that is upsetting because I don’t have thick hair anyhow. 😢

[@Sue-np9fp]

Nisha! I totally agree we need to stop using the term anti-aging. Aging is nothing to be ashamed of! Same with bras for bigger busts, we don't need a diagram of big boobs on the bras. we women should stop being shamed about how we look/our bodies! love sue xxx

[@mariepelfrey9239]

I lost my father to Cancer years ago he was 60 most of my family is gone now iam only 45 iam greatfull every day i wake up in the morning i stress to about aging but time passes and i look back and wish i wouldn't have been so hard on myself i missed out on alot time is short getting older is a blessing and we should focus on whats important like our family and friends iam not judging i just wish i could take back the years i wasted worrying its going to happen regardless its how we respond to it that matters may God bless you 😊

[@lynettefinnigan9540]

I don't think the lotions and potions are fake (well not all of them) certainly an exfoliation to keep the old skin from building up....and after menopause, we definitely need a good moisturiser and a Retinol, and of course, a light formula foundation, very fine milled powders and more natural tones in eyeshadow..... there's nothing wrong with looking after yourself... if you're like me and you've worked all your life, the kids are now married and gone, it's the First Time in my life I have Time and Money to spend on myself... and since we never know how long we have....now's the time to enjoy yourself!!😊

[@leamcdonald2085]

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[@gailschaefer-guajardo6731]

I am 68 soon to be 69. I use The strongest Retinol Serum, Vitamin C, and hydrolonic acid serums from the Ordinary. I also use Olay Regererest and Olay 24 with Peptides. I have plenty of. other creams I rotate thru. I use sunscreen as well during the day. My opthalmologist gave me a referral for eye surgery to remove the crepey skin but I never went through it I really struggle with my eyeshadows. I try to do my best. I worked in a very upscale retirement community. And the ladies that went under the knife looked it. They were in their late 80's- 90's and you could definitely tell their faces were extremely altered some had permanent eyebrows, eye liner and lip color. I think you are lovely 🌹🌹 Do you homework and doo what you need to do. I am seriously considering the excess skin surgical removed. Luv to you, Paul, & Louis 🐾💋🤗🐾😊😢 I also added Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides every. Day and it works No more cortisone injections I also injections in my shoulder and hip Yeah❗I also drink copious amounts of water.

[@janetwatson1993]

Hi Nisha: Very informative video. Aging is definitely a bummer. I think we all want to look as good as we can which then gives us the confidence to feel great. I think this feeling then radiates itself in the way we act, treat others, etc. So, if helping ourselves to look good and feel good about ourselves has a trickle down effect to others, why not! I really appreciate you laying out the basics of what works for you and should work for us and explaining the other procedures/processes. There are some items in your basic routine that I am currently not doing and I would like to try so I really appreciate the information. I agree with you about men and aging. I think in so many cases, as men age, they look more distinguished and confident which is very attractive. Thanks so much for all that you do for us!

[@danielegagnon7920]

Hi Nisha! I've never had any treatment except liquid nitrogen for age spots! I've always been afraid of treatments and I don't think I'll ever use them! The biggest problem for me is under the eyes. But I know I'll never have plastic surgery because it's not 100% guaranteed to be successful. If you look at American actresses who often have surgery, and who can afford the best doctors, the results are often not very conclusive. However, I'm very persistent and consistent when it comes to applying my products. I've had a routine for about ten years now that's always the same, with the same products. I've always bought inexpensive brands and I've had great results. Over the years, I've added retinol and I knew that the real results would only be seen after 7 months. I've been patient and I've seen a marked improvement! I don't think my results would have been the same if I'd changed brands more often! What I am sure of today is that we can have more beautiful skin at a lower cost! And if I had to choose just one ingredient, it would be sunscreen! If a person starts applying sunscreen every day at a very early age....he can avoid a lot of damage in the future! Have a great weekend! xxx

[@missen123]

How is Louie?? Is he oke?? I hope so,lots of love ❤🤗💋💋

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Louis is doing great, I will update in next vlog x

[@missen123]

@@SugarPuffAndFluff I am glad he is fine now i can sleep better 😜🤗💋

[@marshabrink2613]

I had a facial expert tell me they would do a dozen peels first and then the Lazer on my chest It clued me to just peel my own chest . I started with glycolic and built up to stronger chemical peels over time . I purchased them myself used a fan blowing on my chest and just kept brushing over the chest to keep the pain of burning to not hurt as much Rinse with baking soda solution and let it peel over days. I let it dry up without using cremes so it would peel faster .

[@suecone2198]

I am now in my 80’s and I don’t spend a lot on skin care but I have spent money on the Omnilux face, chest and hands red lights. I also have a NuFace which I also use. I get many compliments on my skin but I truly feel the most important part of skin care is sunscreen! Some of my friends don’t wear it and they have many lines and brown spots on their faces. Someone asked me why I was applying sunscreen since I wasn’t going outside, but I have had 2 pre cancerous spots so I feel that wearing sunscreen everyday is required! I don’t think I am using any skin care that cost more than $25-30 dollars and I feel they are working. Thanks!

[@donna9374]

Thankyou Nisha,for addressing this issue .l do feel Medical industry is finally addressing The Menopause❤ because this has a catastrophic effect on a womans well being,.and health. This is the real issue of women aging. However the French way is best having a healthy life style, and looking well groomed for that, Oooh la la❤

[@EllaDonna59]

I agree with you 100%! I stopped using my skincare for just a few days and I was horrified how quickly the lines around my lips came back. That’s my bothersome spot. I can deal with my eyes but I’m a lipstick junkie and it hurts my heart that I can’t get rid of them. 💜

[@jedlinnen6528]

Surely the scull is shrinking with age and everything else is just hanging on

[@jenniferwalker9060]

Nisha, I sent you a comment letting you know about my journey with Castor oil and you messaged me back to tell me you have tried castor oil but found it very thick. I have found a newish channel on KZbin that I think may give you a better idea of castor oil, especially with sun damage etc. I really hope this helps because castor oil is absolutely magic for us older ladies. And like I told you in my last comment I am nearly 76 with no wrinkles to date on my face. ❤

[@Tia34563]

I agree with you completely Nisha. The less you use of active ingredients and stick to the basics my skin is the best it has been and I am 58. You are so right. Love you Tia from australia x ❤❤❤.

[@angelawallis8738]

I needed this video today ❤ I am struggling with everything you have talked about! I have to say, I have noticed your skin , you look amazing!!! I will be 69 in March, my eyes are looking the same as you described . I have thought about going in for surgery but it is scary. Thank you for talking about this❤ . You look wonderful Nisha ❤ and I hope all goes well with your new vet!❤️❤️

[@trilliand]

I‘m in my early 40s. I like to look put together but that’s about it. I‘m even kind of relieved that I don’t have to compete with young girls anymore. I stopped dying my hair (my mom had lymphoma cancer and she dyed her hair for ages). I use minimal makeup. I started to pay attention more to how I dress, e.g colour analysis, higher quality garments, etc. I only use jojoba oil on my skin. I feel my age and I feel fine. I actually enjoy to be a mature woman.

[@ruthlloyd1163]

I use jojoba oil too. It’s good. I may try caster oil again. It’s thicker, and heavier. Curious if it is better.

[@27tania]

The best video I saw for a long time. Happy weekend Nisha.❤

[@cindykane6227]

Nisha, I agree with you!! I believe all these antiaging is a bunch of hooey. Ive been on trenteoin since my thirties, im 65 now, and my skin looks okay, but heck, nothing gets rid of undereye circles. I would pay alot if there was a cure.Lol You look amazing whatever you are doing!

[@adrianasalerno5228]

I’m 64 and have never had any fillers. I did Botox but it really didn’t do much for me. I too have hooded eyes and they have really gotten worse since turning 60. The little bags you say appear under your eyes every so often will become more often with each year. If you don’t get enough sleep or under stress you will really notice it. I’m on the fence about getting my eyes done as I feel like you do, that it’s my forehead that needs to be lifted, but then if you do that part of your face, you almost need to do the whole face. You look great with or without makeup, but I do love your makeup look. I’m becoming resigned to the fact that I can’t turn back the years. It’s a painful awakening because I’ve fought against aging and will continue to do so, but there’s no stopping the hands of time no matter what we do.

[@yvonnecoogan8287]

I think most of us would love to take a pill and be 10 years younger, but would we be any happier? Looking younger is not just about your face. I feel it's about being a healthy weight, doing weight bearing exercise to build muscle and bone density, wearing flattering clothes and makeup etc... Social media just feeds our insecurities about looking older, just aim to look the best you can and smile and accept the changes. ❤

[@kimhough7753]

I agree with you Nisha!! I’ve simplified my skincare routine and it’s so much easier. And my skin looks pretty good for an almost 68 year old me. I did have my eyes done a few years ago and I’m glad I did it. Really enjoyed this video Nisha! You are gorgeous just the way you are!! Love ya! 🥰🥰🥰

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@linz716]

Hi Nisha, Although I don't know your age, you look extremely youthful. Like the lady who commented (Joanna), I too am trying caster oil and I have found an improvement even though I'm 13 years older than her, so there's hope for all🤗. Thank you for all your hard work making these interesting videos.

[@Lilygirl283]

I think Nisha is in her early 50's....she looks gorgeous..

[@linz716]

I agree and a lovely person inside and out.@@Lilygirl283

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Thank you, I will be 54 in October x

[@linz716]

@SugarPuffAndFluff Gosh, my partner had a look at your video with me & he thought you were around mid 40s. X

[@Suzy.1]

With you all the way, you are fantastic Nisha, feel sorry for the younger generation they are going to be really obsessed as they age…

[@sharondavis258]

I don't care enough to have my face cut on or have needles poked into it. I do use Merle Norman anti aging skin care off and on. Sometimes I get lazy about it but when I use it I can tell there is a difference especially in the eye area. Having seen so many Hollywood celebrities and women that are on The Real Housewives t.v. series, most of them look plastic and they really look like blow fish. I think they would have been better off not getting those surgeries. They all have that "wide spread" look and like someone busted them in the mouth. I would rather age gracefully doing what I can with skincare, shorter hair cuts, maybe with clothes and exercise to look more youthful. I'm 55 and I am at peace with aging. I'd rather look my age than look like a blowfish.😃

[@nickijames5122]

Blowfish 😂 I agree although even with all the money in the world I’d still be literally too scared!

[@07212512]

Nisha honestly in this video you look a lot younger I think less eye makeup suits you looking fabulous xx❤

[@SusanWright-ft2kp]

How old is Nisha ?

[@susanmason3432]

I’m 62 and recovering well from an upper eye lift. The surgeon was an Ophthalmologist and insurance paid for it. I was falling forward when walking on a ramp or going downstairs. Also, had trouble driving, especially at night. Couldn’t wear eye makeup bcuz the extra skin covered my lashes. When I went to get my vision checked, I was referred for surgery. Atlantic Eye Institute in Jacksonville, FL Dr. Samara (he also does lower eye skin). I am walking stable now. Driving day and after dark without problems. Also, I look years younger. Highly recommend both the surgery and have an Ophthalmologist do it.

[@kimbaker4352]

I just turned 59yo and I’m already thinking, oh god I don’t want to be 60, but I also don’t want to be dead. I suppose I will embrace it when the time comes. I totally agree with everything your saying, stay beautiful.

[@BeautyOver70WithLea]

Nisha,great video and thanks for doing this with complete honesty 🤗 ! I’ll be (76) in a couple of months and aging gracefully as we say…having a YT Channel ( Beauty Over 70 With Lea ) I certainly agree that it’s difficult to put ourselves on internet bare faced,with all the wrinkles and sagging I know I have but I keep my channel real to show real life. I have a daughter older than you and she’s in that,I’m aging and looking for that magic pill but when you get to be my age…I’m just working with what I have and proceed forward in my golden years gracefully…Lea

[@ingridhirazumi8508]

I have hooded eyes (runs in my family) and had them done when I was 43 (I am 79 today it is my birthday !). I remember how happy I was after the surgery I never had any regrets and they still look good after so many years. You should definitely do it!

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Happy birthday x

[@debbiezenaida]

Nisha, please do a video on the new Charlotte Tilbury ICON lipsticks! I really trust your opinion.

[@blondie8849]

I am nearly 66 and since I started using Hyaluronic acid morning and night I have noticed an improvement in my skin. I also use Nivea Q10 Day and Night moisturiser.

[@alphangelbug]

Social media of women affects men’s views of what is normal for a woman. They don’t expect women to age normally either.

[@ritastutler1470]

I just said you don’t have hooded eyes…I was not trying to say you lied…just saying mine are horrible,now you are showing us your eyes . I still think you are so beautiful…hooded eyes or not. When I use retinols my skin improves. When I use Retin A prescription my face breaks out like a teenager….and it is crazy. ❤❤❤

[@debbieweiland1699]

Hi Nisha, I think truly your more beautiful as you age, your eyes are perfect, doe eyed.

[@anitasings1]

Hi Nisha, I couldn't agree more. I have a crazy amount of skin care that I alternate using. I am faithful and use skincare each night and day, but it feels as if I am fighting a losing battle. Aging gracefully is the goal, but I want to make my skin look and feel its best. The one device I have not purchased is the LED mask. I am ready to purchase it, because of what you said about it not disturbing the fat in our faces. And you are so right that the amount of money we spend to feel good about ourselves is just awful. A couple of months ago, I lost my job. That really put this particular topic into focus for me. I am looking for one or two "go to" tools I can use along with a scaled down skin care routine. This video helped greatly and I am so thankful you did it! Thank you for your honesty and plain talk about things all or most women are going through! Hugs and kisses to little Louis! He is such a doll baby. And the best of everything to you! Keep it up xoxoxo

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

I am sorry about you losing your job. The LED mask is great and so easy and relaxing to use, maybe wait for sales and also use my discount code, that should make it a bit cheaper xx

[@anitasings1]

@@SugarPuffAndFluff thank you. I am going to use your code. I have an interview tomorrow and praying I get the job. xoxo

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

@@anitasings1 Good luck

[@Rocky-ry6uw]

I agree, I am one to buy so many skin care products. I use vaseline more so now as my mom did and at 91 she had looked 20 years younger. But again as you said it's genes too and lifestyle. I do face exercises but again as you say unless you keep up on it, it will revert back. So frustrating! But we are all in the same boat unless it's surgery. PS Wayne Goss had a video out maybe two years ago about puffy eyes and it was due to the creams he was using. I had it happen as well and realized I was using too many also.

[@tinaranghelli9233]

Yes, I would take the pill. I’m 68 & the struggle is real. I also let my hair go salt & pepper and thank GOD it is such a beautiful silver over black hair & is gorgeous. Everyone wants to know where I get it done & are shocked to learn it’s natural. However I only look good in silver jewelry. But I use a lot of stuff to keep wrinkles & jowls at bay. I decided I will fix what I can & age gracefully.❤❤❤❤❤

[@burnzz100]

Genes! Need I say more? I’m seeing my age (69) in my neck but my face has absolutely no lines or wrinkles. I do my best in skincare but I’m not obsessed. I have filler in my lips because they are thin and as we age there is that old saying “you eat your lips” not literally, they just seem to disappear. I wear light makeup everyday for myself to feel better and a little self pride. I agree with all the KZbin videos with all the $$$ gadgets…not doing it. What about our bodies at this age? No one talks about strength training and excercise. 🤔 SO vital!

[@bingersinger1517]

Wonderful chat Nisha! I learned so much❤️Im 66 and am told I look 50, just good clean living. Im gonna embrace my age and make every day count, as I know you do also! Wide awake in the USA…no pharmaceuticals, going with natural options🙏

[@VCobalt48]

Hi Nisha. I absolutely cant stand aging especially the neck and hands which no plastic surgery can fix/hide. I was just telling my husband as I was watching your most recent video "her neck is way nicer than mine." He is beyond patient. I am lousy at skin care but always have drank alot of 💧 water.I am constantly in awe and adore actresses who have chosen not to do plastic surgery and accept aging. Im also enthralled with actresses who have plastic facial surgery and I want it, all. My husband does not want me getting any surgery, he wishes I would see what he sees and always says how beautiful I am. The sun damage when I was in my twenties/tanning beds and baking for hours in the sun, no SPF as I thought I was Wonder Woman is now a painful reminder, too. I am blessed with good genes, being athletic, loving the gym but that changed since 2010 and Covid. I agree, men just look better as they age and we women are held to the highest expectations of what beauty, is. I thank you for being so transparent on your eyes. I hope you dont get the surgery as I think you look beautiful as everyone else but that is obviously your personal choice I would slap down a fortune and get my eyes done, teeth... Btw, I had an acid peel when I was in my twenties. I had Botox before Covid. I couldn't take the facial pain. Thank you again for your wonderful and candid talks. We women are so hard on ourselves. I am blessed with such a supportive husband/family. I pray your dog is doing well. We get our babies back, today. Pets dont care what we look like, they live in the moment and just want love cuddles. Thank you Nisha for helping so many women love themselves, more and being so honest of how cruel aging can be, if you let it. My humble opinion. God Bless 🙏

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Thank you x

[@meckismicki]

They can make your hands look younger now. My friend just had her hands done. They did it with fat transfer. Her hands look fantastic. I say do what makes you feel best about yourself. Aging is inevitable, good skincare & sunscreen are important. Bless you for having a husband who still sees the woman he met at the altar.

[@VCobalt48]

@meckismicki Hi. What a lovely, message. I didn't know that about the hands. I'm so glad your friend is happy. Nisha's channel has been a huge help to me and like thousands of women, I love her. You are so sweet and that is so beautiful what you, wrote. Thank you so much!! Blessings 💕

[@meckismicki]

@@VCobalt48 Thank God everyday you can touch the pillow next to you and wake up beside him! I lost my husband & he was only 59. What I wouldn't give for "Honey where did you get that skirt, you look so hot.) He always loved my legs & my hair & eyes. He was also a for no reason gift giver.

[@AnonymousPerson0182]

Who has the time t read this novel! 😂

[@alineroberts]

Nisha, I think you are a very attractive lady. I did not notice that you had no eye makeup. In fact, today I thought you had opted for a very minimal younger and fresh-faced look. As you said, so much depends on the type of skin we have. If you have thin skin, any change shows up quickly. We just have to do the best we can with what our parents gave us at birth. Spring will soon be here and our spirits (albeit not our skin) will be lifted. 😄

[@GladBurgio]

Hi Nisha, I currently use my LED face & chest masks from Omnilux. About 7 weeks ago, i started @home microneedling once a week. I don't go crazy with serums. I have 5. Two I use every morning-- HA & collagen. The other 3 are Vit C EGF, Lactic Acid and Resveratrol Ferulic Acid. I only apply 1 per night. Doing all 3 would make me crazy. Lastly, Tretinoin every 3rd night. I do think my face is plumper- not as gaunt. I'm 63. The Ordinary and Inkey List from Sephora are my go to's. Very affordable.

[@claire5]

Thank you for such a fantastic video. You have summed up what I am starting to believe. I have spent a lot lately on anti ageing products but have to stop myself because at the end of the day while we do our best to look after ourselves and avoid sun damage that has to be enough. When we look at older generations all they used were moisturisers but not spending a fortune like we do now. I also try to think about people that are perhaps disabled or very ill, I’m sure anti aging products are the last thing on their minds, so if I can remember what’s important, putting other people first, rather than thinking about the way I look then I’ll be happier, instead of fighting the losing battle of preventing aging and feeling miserable.

[@CatherineaBritinAus23]

Hi Nisha, I live In Sydney Aust and I am proud of my nice English skin so many Australians look old with sun damage and skin cancer is bad here. I tell my 2 Daughters to keep well out of it. I think they are listening to me

[@Cherylebreaux]

I used to have botox as a treatment for my migraines with the added bonus of treating wrinkles...loved it until my right eyebrow started to droop no matter how little she injected in that area. I just decided to stop it all too. I also simplified my skincare and my skin is soooo much happier.

[@IRC1026]

This is a GREAT video. You're so right! There are products we can use to make us look better or improve our skin, but nothing can REVERSE aging. t's interesting that you're talking about aging right after I saw one of your latest video and thought to myself how you look younger and wonderful lately. Your face is beautifully "chiseled" (no sagging) probably as a result of some of your weight loss. Your eyes are the most amazing blue! By the way, love your top! Hugs from NYC...

[@laurieelle1420]

Nisha, perioral dermatitis can be healed quickly with low dose of doxycycline. I get it like at least once a year, that clears it up in like a week, but you keep taking it for at least a month. Also, it is aggravated toothpaste. Never use cortisone, it will make it spread everywhere. Stuff is so annoying.

[@cathyandresiak]

I am fed up with anti aging garbage, it doesn’t work and all the chemicals can make our skin worse! They don’t disclose the dangerous chemicals, they lie! I like my natural oils and exfoliating! Thanks for the video, you are absolutely correct!

[@kathleen9456]

Yes!! I’m 60 and exhausted by the amount of money and effort I put into trying to just keep from going down hill faster. I’m not doing surgery so my hope is to slow things a bit, but I do wonder if it’s worth all the time and effort not to mention the money.

[@tallisinwonderland4724]

You sound like me, when we are 85, we will look 83 😂😂

[@lynettefinnigan9540]

You are right, we would all line up for that magic pill!!!😂😂 especially if it made you Feel 10yrs younger!!

[@mariaramos6724]

Aging is a privilege and if you were dealing with a terminal illness all this wouldn’t matter. Embrace being alive and healthy!

[@joseEduardomendozaL]

This may sound crazy but thought I'd share just in case it helps someone. I have been using 100 percent cold-pressed hexane-free castor oil as a last step in my night-time routine for almost a month and I am seeing results. I apply it to my eyelids and undereye area, to my 11's, my forehead lines, my marionette lines and my neck atop my other regular skincare. I am late 50's and have noticed increased dark circles and puffiness under my eyes in the last few years, particularly my right eye for some reason. It is slow going, but there is definitely improvement happening and even my husband has noticed. The dark circles are lightening and the puffiness is almost completely gone. I know castor oil can seem thick and sticky but it truly absorbs fully by morning. I think you are gorgeous with and without eyeshadow but we are all our own worst critics sometimes. Cheers from Canada. Sandy (from hubby's account)

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Yes, castor oil supposed to be quite magical, I have some but I hate using it as it is so thick and greasy, I am glad you are seeing a difference maybe I should start using mine again x

[@Allegra11]

Oh Nisha ~ So am I!!! At 62 I've just about had it with desperately trying to hold back time. The problem is I hate what time is doing to my face. I wish I was brave enough to go and get a full face and neck lift but I'm not and I couldn't justify spending that sort of money anyway. Alternatively I wish I just didn't care and could be happy or at least content, with what the years have done to me! I feel I'm scrabbling around to look half way decent and mostly failing. Maybe the answer is to stop watching beauty videos and to throw away my mirror!! Tbh I think it doesn't help that the beauty channels I watched are hosted by such attractive young looking women like yourself! I feel like a gargoyle in comparison. X

[@sunshine-bs2jx]

Hi nisha nothing wrong with trying to look younger xx 😘 💕

[@jennraaravelle8617]

Hi Nisha, Thanku so much for this video. It's my 48th birthday this week and when I look into the mirror, all I see is lines and forehead wrinkles (I'm allergic to Octocrylene and zinc so I never used to use sunscreen, but I get depressed and ill if I don't go into the sun). My face is lifted still but losing plumpness in the cheeks... I asked my husband for the Halo for my birthday - - I feel really sad about it, because for the money, I could have had something I could enjoy. This feels like the equivalent of getting a vacuum cleaner for my birthday 😂 ...But I'm hoping it will keep me looking youthful longer... I have a 6 year old and we moved to a new area when he was 4, so I've been trying to make friends here but all the women I meet are girls in their early 30's. - - - Not a single line on their faces. I feel I need to look younger to make them like me more!! They seem obsessed with aesthetics and I do feel judged, even though a lot of it might just be in my mind. Anyway I wanted to say that I think you look younger than your actual age. I've been following you since my late 30's and I would even say you look better than your first videos! Love Jenny xx

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Thank you. Don't worry about these younger mums, because they are doing so much so early in their lives they will have a even bigger shock when they turn 50 but maybe they will all have plastic surgery by the age of 40 lol x

[@Clara-wo1hg]

Thanks Nisha I always really enjoy your chats 💞

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Glad you like them!

[@rachelpearson2452]

Im proaging, Ill be 52 next month & I stopped dying my hair 13 months ago, I love not having to colour my roots every week & I certainly dont miss the bleach. My sisters(1 older & 1 younger) have both had botox & the older 1 has had fillers. Its not for me, but each to there own. I also have hooded eyes & very purple under eyes, I inherited that from my mam . Ive seen a lot of people going about castor oil Im going to look into it further. I found this video very insightful Nisha, Ty ❤ And you look beautiful as you are 🥰

[@chrisgriffiths3629]

I am a couple of months off 60 yrs and I am more concerned now about the inside of my body, rather than the outside ie my bone strength and osteoporosis / arthritis etc , wrinkles dont bother me , I have earned them , as growing old is a privilege denied to many !!

[@terrifromm5085]

I’m almost 61 and I can definitely see an eye surgery in my future. I’m going to wait, though, but I’m 99.9% sure that eye surgery will be in my future. Also, I have folds at my mouth that are called “marionette lines” that I’m going have to address soon. Aging really is not great but I always think of the alternative. Thank you for your honesty and humor. 😊

[@sensationallyyours6520]

Oh Nisha, how I do comiserate with you! I was a well-known makeup artist; if I included some celebrities I used to do, even more so! When I was about 50, I began my career in film, writing, directing, producing... It is a very youth oriented industry that demands that everyone looks, feels, acts, therefore IS YOUNG. Two seconds before Covid, after a vicious battle with breast cancer, I began to notice that visible aging was taking hold. I wasn't wrinkled, though I had the expression lines in my forehead. I also started to notice the beneath the skin, marionette lines. My skin was starting to slightly lose altitude, but, I had much more serious issues to address that required my time and devotion. ( Not too mention $) Truthfully, I did NOT best keep up with my lifelong beauty routine. Now, my under eye are has two troughs. My wrinkled are beneath the skin is on the surface markedly so. I have been fanatically taking care with many actives, haven't tried any new devices, as the older king did NOTHING for me. So far, nothing helps! So, I am thinking about BOTOX, filler is very scary to me after what I have been through. As I have very dry skin, I am using much thinner foundation, relying on correcteur & concealer, but for how long. I too wear wigs, so I look younger than I am. However, I can't turn the clock back without risk anymore. Today, I am 60+. My family said, I always looked much younger than my chronological age, it was bound to catch up with me eventually! I am with you regarding everything you discussed today. The pro- aging versus antiaging labels are marketing terms only. What is needed is a less invasive way to achieve effective results but with actives that our bodies can assimilate without making us eventually sick, or heaven forbid, look worse with negative long term issues. 😢 What can we do but accept who we are?

[@lorij.8790]

I have been doing chemical peels, a lot, I love the results. Also red light therapy. Hang tough ladies, we got this!!!!!!

[@tammymunk2107]

I know we are all self critical, but you are aging AMAZINGLY and are still a beautiful, attractive woman. I think you are so pretty. I am the same age as you and I am trying to appreciate my physical looks and work with what I've got.

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@essanjay8604]

A lot of how well we age is in our genes. I have to say I'm less interested in appearance than in health as I approach 70. I certainly wouldn't be up for cosmetic procedures. I could get rid of every wrinkle on my face but you could still guess my age just from looking at my hands!

[@sussannekeith5676]

The Ziip is incredible and takes very little time to do. Been using microcurrent for years. I will get the facelift …. when time comes… but now a facelift is $50-100K

[@manuelab.1314]

Nisha, you are just beautiful, not only beautiful, but funny smart and so honest, I like you a whole lot❤

[@BC-ru8zd]

Nisha, hello dear! I agree with you 💯 percent that we need to choose basic care products, because they work, which you talked about, everything else is pumping money out of our budget and it’s better to spend it on treatment and rest. Everyone chooses plastic surgery personally for themselves. But this only lasts for 5 years, then the skin becomes thinner again and you have to go again, and after 4-5 years it again sags even more and again you have to cut it and so on ad infinitum. There is no panacea against aging; we are misled by promises of youth. Sports, proper daily care of the entire body, proper nutrition and lifestyle are the only things that make us energetic and help produce collagen, but this is not a panacea for old age and disease. It rather works like psychological training, and you become younger because you believe in these classes and procedures. Dear health and youth to you! Sunscreen and glasses - the sun ☀ even burns the retina of the eye. When examining my eye with a device, I have pigmentation even inside the eye. So you need to protect yourself from the sun and it would be nice to wear a summer hat with a brim to whomever it suits.❤❤❤❤❤хххх

[@SweetTinglesASMR11]

I think it should be said, that everything in our life takes maintenance to upkeep. You can’t just eat one salad and maintain your health. You’ve got to eat well consistently. You can’t just take medication you need for one day and expect it to work permanently, you have to be consistent. Your car needs regular oil changes….. I’m sure a lot of these beauty regimens work but you of course are going to have to do them regularly and maintain them to continue seeing the benefits. I don’t necessarily think that’s a negative thing or reason to stop doing them.

[@Sweatpea12]

I get you ! I've really cut down on everything and gone back to basics. Elimis toner, Elimis peptide serum, Elimis face oil Ordinary Lactic acid, niacinamide, Cera Ve sunscreen. Olay Retinol, it's a good one it affects my neck if I'm not careful. Had so many bottles going at one time and piled it all on. Think I've found my holy grails. I'll use my guacha and face oil while watching tv. Do like a bit if Botox on the 11's thought xx

[@EstherLion91]

I also have hooded eyes and finally gave up on eyeshadow. I play with more colors on my lips instead. I look fresher and younger. Less is best.

[@RosaryMcQuestion]

I found this video inspiring. Thank you for being so honest and sharing your views. Personally, I feel your insight is spot on!