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Ruby T.

Apr 12, 2013

Ruby T.

I am in my 20s and I don't have droopy 'girls' but I'm just looking for something to prevent it goin droopy as I age. I do workout and maintain the body. but I know I can't really fight gravity. But just want to prevent it! does the gel or cream work? any opinions girls?

Kimi R.

Apr 12, 2013

Kimi R.

Hey Ruby, beautiful pic! I'm not sure that there is a real answer to that. I'm assuming you don't have children yet, which will probably be the biggest factor in wether your "girls" stay where they are supposed to. The other biggest would be that you might a fluctuation in your weight and then genetics. Mommas, grandmas, great grandmas, etc. also play a part. So if it were me and I really did not want the "girls" to head south, excersize, good nutrition, lots of water, and maybe wear a sports bra even at night maybe three - four nights a week or every night. If you do those simple things, you are doing the very best for your body, mind. And remember;
First to go, Last to grow!
Fortunately , and unfortunately we all grow old. But you will be just as beautiful then!

Ruby T.

Apr 12, 2013

Ruby T.

Thanks girl for the advice. Your pic is beautiful too!! Well, have been neglecting the body a lot because I thought face is important. lol. Now, I notice my body skin is quite bad with eczema scars. So, I'm starting to take care of the body. Exercising is really important! thanks again!

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