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The one part of the face that never changes...

CurlswirlCurlswirl Posts: 526Registered Users
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My mother had a friend who once said that the one part of the face that never ages are one's eyes.

Do you think that is true?

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  • nikskenikske Posts: 556Registered Users
    Nope, mine have changed considerably over the years.
    Wurly 2b/2c/3a Miii - high porosity

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    Cuius testiculos habes, habeas cardia et cerebellum.

    Sodomy non sapiens.

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  • CurlswirlCurlswirl Posts: 526Registered Users
    I think my eyelids are heavier now and starting to droop a little. Even make-up does not look the same on me and I must go lighter with it.
  • anonymous_22139anonymous_22139 Posts: 659Registered Users Curl Neophyte
    Eyes definitely do change. Not just the skin around them, which sags and bags and creases, but eye color can change and as you age, especially as one approaches very old ages. The eyes become clouded and glassy looking. Some eyes much more than others. I think this is due to changes in fluid, opacity and elasticity.
  • RedCatWavesRedCatWaves Posts: 31,259Registered Users Curl Connoisseur
    Eyes definitely change. Aside from the other changes mentioned above...sags, bags, color, etc... eyeballs tend to SHRINK as we age. I had very large eyes in my youth. Now...they're smaller.
  • LotsawavesLotsawaves Posts: 9,777Registered Users Curl Virtuoso
    Your vision can also change. I know mine has.
    From Michael Berg:

    Every person has a unique connection to the Creator that can never be extinguished, and every person has a great soul that can manifest important things in our world. To make a person feel less than they are because of something inside themselves, be it faith, race, or sexual orientation, is the greatest sin of all."
  • jeepcurlygurljeepcurlygurl Posts: 20,726Registered Users, Curl Ambassador Curl Virtuoso
    My eyes used to be dark brown almost black. Now they are light brown with some blue/grey mixed in. I figured it was the beginnings of cataracts, but no. Just fading.
    --I'm located in Western PA.   --I found NC in late 2004, CG since February 2005, joined the forums in May 2005, started going grey in late 2005.   --My hair is 3B with some 3A, currently at mid back length when dry,  texture-medium/fine, porosity-top is low, middle is medium, ends are porous, elasticity-normal.   --My long time favorite products are Suave & VO5 conditioners, LA Looks Sport Gel, coconut oil, honey, vinegar.   
    --My CG and grey hair progress -  
    http://www.naturallycurly.com/curltalk/going-gray/179328-jeepys-grey-hair-progress.html   
    --My article at NaturallyCurly about going grey - 
    https://www.naturallycurly.com/curlreading/color/how-i-went-completely-gray-and-loved-it
  • Robin-in-FLRobin-in-FL Posts: 1,731Registered Users Curl Neophyte
    I agree with everyone so far. Eyes change. They can get lighter or darker, and definitely usually get smaller.
    2c / C / iii (FIA)
    Med-Coarse, LowPorosity, NormalElast (LCLF)

    Shoulder-Length now.

    Wash: DevaCare Low Poo
    Detangle & Rinseout: Walgreens or Sally's Conditioning Balm (always)
    Leave-in: DevaCare OneC (budget choice is GFTN)
    Style: ReCoil & DevaCare Arc Angel (budget choices are HESMU or Got2BSpikedUp)

    Henna!

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