To think in ten years all these huge veneers and huge lips will be seriously dated?

This is definitely true and it can vary even within towns a few miles apart.
I recently went to the opticians and somehow got talking about this very subject. She is based in a pretty well off area but had to spend some time working in a much poorer place about ten miles away( more up the South Wales valleys), she said there was a huge increase in the number of women there with obvious lip filler, fake tan, long pointed patterned nails etc.

I barely saw any women with lip filler when I lived in Cambridge. Now I live near Huddersfield and I see loads. I find it very difficult not to stare so I do wonder whether this is usual and whether these women feel a bit self conscious with people not reacting naturally towards them.

I also find it a bit odd that the women I see with obvious lip filler generally make no effort with any other aspect of their appearance, which indicates to me that they're doing it because it's fashionable without any real thought to the aesthetics. Some of them have a lot of migration and no actual lips - the filler is all sitting around the mouth and it looks hard.

Regarding the teeth, some do look nice if they're done in a natural way. I prefer slightly crooked teeth myself but they have to be crooked in an attractive way.

It seems to differ by regions of the UK too. I notice it much more in some places than others (I don't dare to say where).

I agree, I'm aware of the look being discussed but it's not something I see in my office, at the school gate, or around the town generally. But I assume from some of these comments that in some areas it's more common.

Oh the irony.

You clearly can't cope with it when you're trying to silence people. You know what I do when I don't like a thread? I go find another one.

It seems to differ by regions of the UK too. I notice it much more in some places than others (I don't dare to say where).

They already look bad I have never followed the whole fake eyelashes tan and lip filler thing it just doesn't look good at all

I remember seeing four elderly ladies walking along the seafront in Tenerife with the most ridiculously inflated boobs. Their bodies from the neck down (neck, arms, legs) were wrinkled and they looked like caricatures of a woman.

That poster seems a little too angry bout the way that other women look too. Not liking a look is verging on anger, why?? Those that doth protest too much...

I don't like the look, but I don't feel angry about it and certainly do not feel the need to rant, like some on this thread.
Maybe a look in the mirror for these posters is required, as I bet all of that venom from within does not show well on the outside!

Bearing in mind that the vast majority of people (generally ) don’t keep their natural teeth clean enough.
I predict a lot of dental problems in the next decade for the turkey teeth brigade

No need to be a misogynistic twat though, that's really not a good look for any woman.

My office is in an under-privileged part of the city and giant teeth, giant lips and giant lashes are the norm for girls around there. I think it looks so cheap.

I see what you did there 😂😂

Is it just a UK/US thing? I was on holiday in Italy and where we stayed there was a good mix of other nationalities, not many Brits, and it was striking how natural everyone looked. I hadn't realised until I saw one 'filled' face/lips (British person) and then realised how normal and natural everyone else looked in comparison.

During lockdowns people couldn't get Botox. I noticed the difference in my own face, it all sagged a bit and I looked older and tired . I was delighted when restrictions were lifted and I could once again look fresh.

Someone I know took matters into her own hands - literally. She bought Botox online (not from the UK). It came with needles and face masks indicating where you should inject for whatever outcome you wanted . Her and her sister then injected one another using the masks as a guide.

The outcome was horrendous. She was absolutely smooth and wrinkle free but her whole face shape was distorted - to the point that when I arrived to meet her at an agreed place I didn't recognise her and walked past her.

She is still doing it because obviously it's much cheaper than going to a reputable doctor. She is absolutely thrilled with the results but I find it hard to even look at what was once a very pretty face.

As a 40+ year old women my mouth is far sexier than any younger women's mouth I've seen who's had their mouth augmented. I also look younger and more attractive due to having good genes and not one bit of work done! None of these women pumping themselves with fillers will look attractive when they hit 40+

You can of course have them done well so that they don't look fake, the same as with any cosmetic surgery, in which case we won't we sniggering about turkey teeth because we won't know! The problem is that most people when they spend thousands of pounds don't want natural with blemishes and imperfections. They want bling - teeth like marble tombstones and knockers like balloons.

Oh really? If you think I didn't hear some variation on "baboon's arse", "trout pout" or most shockingly " ___ lips", the same language employed throughout this thread, almost every day growing up then you are wrong. And now as an adult I'm seeing just the same words here, probably from the same types of people. "Oh but we didn't mean you!".

Didn't you?

You can't throw about this kind of language, the self-same bullying and derogatory, racist language and expect me and others like me to remain impervious to it.

It's so weird; it's all had the opposite effect on me. I see women with regular mouths and teeth, and I think they are the most beautiful creatures I've seen. (Not all of them, but you get the drift.) I can't stand this look or the overfilled, frozen faces. I've taken to watching movies from the '90s backwards to see ordinary people again.

Naturally full lips are beautiful though. It's the look that people are going for. Unfortunately, you can't replicate the look artificially. You either have it or you don't. Maybe small amounts of filler can look good on some people. However, most of the time you see someone with filled lips you think "they've had filler", not "they have lovely full lips".

Ideally people should embrace what they have, and not shame anyone for having thin lips, full lips, small breasts, big breasts, being naturally thin or naturally curvier etc

Regarding fillers, this video is really shocking. It's about 12 minutes long but well worth watching.

Of course you can tell. Did your daughter grind her teeth down too?

I didn’t know you had to do this, it’s shocking!

They already look very dated. I find it incredibly sad that some women feel they need to inject filler into their faces and replace perfectly healthy teeth with tombstone veneers in order to feel good about themselves.

I’m from a working class town where this type of thing is quite prevalent and from my own observations, it’s a lot to do with living life through Instagram - they look good on insta (well what they perceive as looking good) and don’t realise or care about how they look in person. It totally skews their perception.

Turkey teeth and hair transplants on men are ten a penny here as well but they almost feel like a status symbol more than anything else. Sort of like a Range Rover and new build with a hot tub in the back garden.

Shame on you thin lippers for firstly emulating fuller lips that are a natural endowment and often an ethnic feature for some of us, and then spitefully and hypocritically turning around to demean and mock what we have!

You can never be us that are born this way, no matter what you inject 💋 I'm sorry for you 😄 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋