Ravages of aging:

My hair has thinned out but it is still thicker than that of most people. It was outrageously thick when I was younger, and my hairdressers told me that I could lose half my hair and then, have a "normal" head of hair. It has also changed texture--it used to be coarse, but is now much finer. I am good with the hair.

However, let's talk talk eyebrows.

Hair loss applies to eyebrows, as well, and I have noticed that mine are subject to this loss. They are not was wide as they used to be, or as thick. I looked up thinning eyebrows online and yup, age is one of the prime causes.

My dear deceased sister had thin eyebrows and would pencil them to make them more visible. I find that I don't care a hoot about my eyebrows. If all of the hair falls out, oh, well. I am good about that, too.

On the other hand, age also increases facial hair on women due to a loss of estrogen (but the same loss of estrogen is what makes our hair thin--go figure). I could do without those four whiskers on my chin which I consistently tweeze out.

Ah, the concerns of a healthy old person . . . At least I am not yet battling health issues.