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Tuesday Giveaway: A life-changing
makeover . . . and shopping spree
[value: $500]

Which type of FOF are you: bright and animated, soft and subtle, rich and dynamic or bold and striking? One lucky FOF will win a Dressing Your Truth online makeover, where she’ll find out her “type,” and then get custom makeup, clothing, color palette and hair recommendations. Then, she’ll cash in on a $200+ shopping spree to the Dressing Your Truth store, chock full of beauty products, clothing and accessories organized by “type.” Dressing Your Truth is FOFashionista Carol Tuttle’s brilliant method for finding perfect personal style and it’s been a sweeping success--over the past six years, her system has helped thousands of FOFs discover their most beautiful selves! Now, it’s your turn.
 
Carol Tuttle’s Dressing Your Truth Makeover includes:

  • "Dressing Your Truth" online video training (value: $279) which includes a 3-hour interactive, online course that guides you through all 5 elements of amazing style (color, fabrication, texture, design lines and pattern)—just right for your “type,” 30 hours of demos and tutorials and hundreds of outfit ideas and beauty inspiration.
  • A shopping spree worth $221 to the Dressing Your Truth online store, an online beauty and fashion mecca organized by “type.”

 

(See all our past winners. See FabOverFifty's official rules. Winners will be chosen at random from all those commenters who answer the question. Contest closes April 24, 2012 at midnight E.S.T.)
 

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I am not sure what happened with this message but it repeated some of what I said :( sorry

I don't know why my post has weird symbols. I wrote it elsewhere and copied and pasted. When I read it here it didn't have any of them. Weird. Sorry about how hard it is to read it. :(

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I need a Dressing Your Truth makeover to experience my own unique beauty to the very fullest, and to find out all the different ways DYT can help me bring out my natural beauty, and support my natural Energy. Learning more about DYT will also help me to offer better support to my friends of the same Energy Type (Type 1!).

A new makeover for a newer evolved me. My husband died of cancer 2 years ago of cancer. I had totally neglected myself as his primary caregiver and for a year after his death as I drowned in the grief. I moved from Florida to Ohio to be back home to be with family and friends to figure out my next "step" in life. It turns out part of my future followed me. I am moving to a new state, to a new home with my new love with a new perspective. I'm evolving into the next chapter of my life and a new makeover will simply reflect the changes that continue to occur within...

I need a dressing your truth makeover, because as much as I want to the money to join has not showed up for me yet. I believe this is my chance for a lifechanging experience to present itself in my life. Having two children with Autism and suffering with chronic pain are challenges, but I have endured with joy and happiness. I feel the fun and excitement of taking the online course, and shopping would just add to the happiness I feel and make this summer a little cooler! I am so excited to win this!

my clothe are icky

My colors have changed more than my clothes. I could use a tune-up

I have a lot of clothes, but rarely wear all of them. Want and need to pair down to what really makes me look awesome.

Because I'm older, but still myself. My inclination is rather boho. It is hard to find a style that is age-appropriate, but not frumpy or pastel or just not me.

I never get new clothes because there are so many in the family that I want to look nice. I try to be content with GS clothes and cheap ill fitting.

I just had my knee replaced and I am feeling kind of down and not attractive at all. This makeover would be a great pick me up to start the summer off with to make me feel prettier!

I see pieces that I love and don't know what I would wear them with!

I have really let myself go since my fiance died in 2007...it is time to get my life back together!

I'm already a Dressing Your Truth member, so I would like a makeover for someone else. She is coming out of prison soon with one set of clothes donated to the prison. She is sort of an "accidental tourist" to the prison system due to a miscarriage of justice, but she has used the experience to mature, learn some lessons and become a heart-centered, lovely person. She discovered what she wants to do with her life and plans to return to school to get the education to achieve her goals. I would love for her to get a DYT makeover to launch her new life.

My daughter thinks I dress too young for my age... but then again she doesn't want me to dress like a grandma either. I need help to dress appropriately yet flatter and show my personality.

I'm feeling old, just got a serious medical diagnosis, need cheering up.

At 51, I've started a new professional job. I would like to have a more put together look to go with my more put together life.

I need my true colors to shine on and within me.

I am turning 55 this year & I want to add some pizzazz by dressing in a style that fits my looks & personality.

I am in a delima. So many fashions are to young, but I don't want to look like a fuddy duddy.

I would appreciate the feedback from the experts.
Keep an open mind!

I need a Dressing Your Truth so I can finally find the real me...and it's about time too! I joined the ranks of the unemployed 14 months ago and desperately want to break out, so this would be just the thing to help me get my confidence back.

I am going to be 52 and am just feeling so blah lately, would love and could really use a makeover~

At 51, it's hard to dress age appropriately and not look like a 'teenager wanna-be' or one of my mother's bridge friends. Sometime I think my hair looks like Sally Fields football helmet hair in Steel Magnolia. How do you stay stylish, not age yourself (old or young) and look your best? That's why I am interested in this makeover !

I think I need more color in my attire but am not sure which ones are best for me.

Age, body changes, life changes and a closet that has only black loose pants with maybe 8 tops, 1 black dress, and 2 pairs of black shoes. A well worn red bag and that's it folks. I've gone shopping many times, tried on 50 pieces in one shopping trip, still walked out with zip. It's time to admit that I can't dress this 58 year old body. As a Project Coordinator with a large telehealth company, and a Coach in Self Expression Leadership Program, I need a style that speaks fun, yoga, professional, and comfort. Can you help me?
Thanks, Jaye Lynne

I've been working out of my house for 5 years now, I confess my "uniform" is now jeans and a T-shirt in the cool months and a T-shirt and short in the warm months. This look communicates "I don't care" to the world and I really do - but I just can't get myself out of this rut

I tend to stick to 3 basic colors. Would love to try new colors & styles.

I need new, fresh ideas on how to look my best.

I want to be stylish, I want to dress for my age without becoming frumpy, I want clothes that flatter my body type, my personality and my flair!

I just need to find me again. Be proud and confident.

Menopause and being sad all the time are my reflective colors.... I need unshine in my life...I want colors to be a reflection of me!

Because I would love to up-date my style an look appropriate for my age (48)

Wardrobe makeover that works for both auditions & job interviews!

i am in a rutt..same old, same old...i am ready for a change. thank you.

Until about 2 years ago I got up every morning and got dressed for work. Now I stay at home to take care of my aging Mom, not to mention my 16 year old step son came to live with us. I have kind of gotten lost in the shuffle!

It has been so long since I actually chose a style. I could really use an update for work and casual!

It has been so long since I even dressed up I would feel like a princess.

I have absolutely no idea how to dress as a sixty-something adult. I still want to be a twenty-something and dress provocatively. Sorely need your guidance - and your money!!

I thought I knew my "truth" but I think it's changed as my children have grown and grand children have come on the scene. I need to "rediscover me"!

Because shopping is so confusing!

Because shopping is so confusing!

I need a do over.

New Year, New Season, New Me!!!

I am cleaning out my closet with 40 years of stuff (couldn't bear to part with things "I might wear again...") and trying to change my image. This would be such a great opportunity for me.

time for a change

I love all types of clothes and colors, however I'm not 5"10" and 100 pounds...now that I'm fof I really should get some help!

Because I am set in my ways, hate change and my 40th reunion is in June.....

One lucky FOF will win! To enter:
cdmtx65 - post on 11:17 on 04/03/2013


"i had some Life changing events recently and would love to find a new me"
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"so nice information.i like it thanks search "
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sitered - post on 05:50 on 04/03/2013


"The novel and the beginning of the article, with a head start effect. Readers a meeting will be able to produce character ... the impression the article coherent, to form a complete image.click "
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dparis - post on 11:39 on 03/08/2013


"I would like to be the best me that I can be."
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fireachgiogan - post on 15:46 on 06/24/2012


"I'm looking for answers to expressing the "authentic" me."
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jhough - post on 08:37 on 05/02/2012


"I'm dressing to casual after leaving the workforce but don't know which way to go for everyday style."
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RobinRene - post on 15:13 on 04/29/2012


"I have just seperated from a very controlling, very verbal abusive and violent relationship of 28 years. After being told noone would want me and i would and could never make it on my own, I have never been single up till the age of 18. Never on my own,never my own home, my own space,my own life. I have heard my family members and friends tell me that the only time that I am myself is only and ONLY when my husband was not around,I was beat down and told i was nothing better then dirt, yet I loved him, I loved him for so many years, my father was very abusive to my mother and I just followed the pattern (cycle) that i had grown up with, I thought what my dad did to my mom, would never happen to me, but it did. It to him trying to kill me to get up anough never to even leave, and this was after the beating so very badly and when he fell asleep i had to sneak out, as I would have never made it out of the door had i not left ( escaped) this way. And I dearly need the hope and to believe that I am a Great Person, Friend, Sister, and finally stop living in fear as i have grown so accustomed to, So I ask that I be considered in winning this makeover as i desperately need just to know I am worthy and thanks so much for listening"
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steave - post on 03:12 on 06/26/2012 replied to RobinRene


"i like hairstyles i want to say that i can serme whole life to the hairstyles i hairstyles can easily do this i like it.hairstyles are a primitive one and often linked with the popular and demanding styles in 60s and 70s both in men and women. A parallel hairstyles approach is still followed for girls and women in modern hairstyles amazing hairstyle with a little untidy that confers a rock & roll mens hair styles look to your hair. This curly hairstyles. style has gone through slight changes over the time. Unlikely to older styles."
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klapoehn - post on 10:36 on 04/27/2012


"Carol, you are a special person and bring so many new and fresh perspectives to the world we live in. Much needed information in this world of negativity and judgement. Thank you for all you do. I would love a Dressing Your Truth Makeover! I have determined I am a Type 1, but sometimes making choices can be a little overwhelming. I would like to make a career change into the energy healing field, and think that dressing my truth would clarify who I am and the gifts that I share. New beginnings are very exciting, and as I transform, I would like to help others discover their greatness and true selves as well. Coming from a place of truth always opens the doorway to possibilities. Manifesting this physically anchors possibilities. I love helping others!"
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mom2four717 - post on 19:26 on 04/26/2012


"My son saw a picture of me when I was 17 years old. He looked at it, then back up at me and said, "but why did you get so ugly?" Sam has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. He doesn't have a "filter" so I am afraid it is true. I would rather he sees me as beautiful on the inside and out."
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funkatielee - post on 01:06 on 04/26/2012


"This is for a friend, her name is Aimee and she really wants to be typed but she doesn't have the money for it. I believe she is a type 3 but I really want her to win this because she REALLY needs this! I have known her almost my whole life and I want to give her something that she could really benefit from. "
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JennHeart - post on 13:01 on 04/25/2012


"During what some people would call a midlife crisis, I looked for a career change and found that being an energy healing practitioner felt like a natural fit. That led me to be trained in two different modalities and to connect with Carol's wonderful website and blog. I've been fascinated by the Dressing Your Truth program and bought the Discover Your Personal Beauty Profile book and online course. However, I'm very much a type 3 personality but my physical features are possibly a 2 or a 4. So I'm a bit confused and would love to have the makeover. I know how powerful energy healing is for my clients, and I would love to have the confidence to know that my outward appearance is congruent with my inward energy. I know this would help my energy work for others be more powerful and effective. Thanks for the opportunity to make a greater positive impact on our world!"
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katydid0505 - post on 00:54 on 04/25/2012


"I am a mother of six children including one teenager son, a pre-teen son, a school-age daughter, and THREE preschool children. My husband is fabulous, great, amazing, and wonderful; however, he's not home too often. He has his full-time job (shift work, no less) and part-time job in the military (National Guard). I am also in school full time trying to get through nursing school. My life is intense right now! I don't just want this makeover, I NEED this makeover. I am so worn out and tired, and I know I look it. I don't know how to express myself and don't possess the knowledge I need to show people the true energy I have. I could use a little boost of confidence and a shot of beauty, and I know this makeover would do it for me. Thank you for any consideration."
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lpepstein - post on 22:28 on 04/24/2012


"Carol, let me first say I am so grateful for all that you do, for each day when I go to my email and find a gift from you %u2013 it is just like unwrapping a present %u2013 helpful tips on how to dress or affirmations on how to let go of what%u2019s not working and embrace my %u201Ctruth%u201D. I so appreciate all you do and what you so freely give to help us all be and live our truth. I would love a %u201Cdressing my truth makeover%u201D because%u2026I have all my life had to live with pain, have done a pretty good job of it until I was in an auto accident. A young man in a Ram Tough truck rear-ended my car and like a crash test dummy, my body was shook to the core. Almost 3 years later, with pain management treatments that yearly burn off nerve endings in my back so they can%u2019t communicate the pain to my body, steroid injections in my neck, and mega medication, I have come back to the land of the living and begun to have a life again %u2013 even found my smile and great laugh in my back pocket. Dealing with pain leaves its toll on you. Every day I look in the mirror and try to see the beauty and not relate to a face and body of pain. I would be so thankful to win a %u201Cdressing my truth%u201D make over, While I excel at so many things this area is one that I do not, (I%u2019m a dress in black gal %u2026 not sure it%u2019s even my black) and it would be such a great gift to let my exterior beauty shine in support of all the work I am doing internally. Thank you so much for your consideration and this wonderful opportunity. Leslie"
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heatherlc - post on 15:49 on 04/24/2012


"I have struggled with being true to myself for almost my whole life. I am a mother of 6 wonderful children, 5 of which are girls. I want to feel beautiful for who I am so that I can set the example for them to feel beautiful by honoring who they are. But I know that it must first start with me. I want to be beautiful and true to myself, and I want to feel good about myself! And I want my daughters to feel the same way. That's why I need a DYT makeover."
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berek - post on 14:52 on 04/24/2012


"I dont know who I am. I%u2019ve tried to live up to what I thought others expected of me and lost myself in the process. I found a brochure of Dressing Your Truth and became very interested in your program. I purchased your book %u201CDressing Your Truth%u201D and am trying to figure out my dominant type. I tend to be hard on myself, and alittle critical and so I am having trouble identifying my type. I feel like a 1 but have tendencies of a 2. I want to embrace who I am, and live my truth but I need your help. I would love to win your makeover but more than anything I just want to be the person I was born to be and not be afraid of it. "
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gatransfer - post on 13:30 on 04/24/2012


"I need to get back into the workforce and really need a professional makeover, this would truly be a blessing."
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Francks - post on 13:07 on 04/24/2012


"I went and got draped and discovered I am a type 4 with no secondary. I'm qite skeptical of all this anyway, so if it is free I would probably do it. Thanks for the chance to win. You're great!!"
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flittonfamily@gmail.com - post on 12:38 on 04/24/2012


"I graduated from Utah State University in Mechanical Engineering (one of only about eight girls) 18 years ago this May. I was pregnant when I graduated and decided to stay home with my baby instead of getting a job. I went from being considered "smart" and having achieved something from a worldly point of view to being "just a housewife," in just a short period of time. My youngest child will be going to first grade next fall and I would like to "dip my foot in the pool" and start looking for a part time job. I need the "Dressing Your Truth" makeover because being a Type 2 I have just bought clothing that is comfortable, I don't really have anything that makes me look professional. My shoes are super comfy, but not too great looking. Pretty much all I do with my hair is a ponytail - because it is quick, comfortable, and cheap."
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Barbara Witt - post on 11:12 on 04/24/2012


"I just never seem to have that "All Put Together Loojk" that so many women are able to pull off. I have always attributed it to having all boys, but even having daughter-in-laws has not seemed to help. One did convince me that I was wearing clothes that were too large for me. I need professional advice."
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tranch - post on 10:31 on 04/24/2012


"I just do the same thing every day, same hair , same clothes, same style nothing changes, need a makeover"
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KittyKat - post on 08:23 on 04/24/2012


"I need a FOF make-over because I trust Carol! I am a type 4 and find it difficult to trust style advice from other people. I know Carol has done her homework, so I am drawn to that gift of service she has offered the world! Thank you for all you do. Katt Murray"
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KAREN COGBURN - post on 06:46 on 04/24/2012


"I am too traditional. Love a makeover."
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SmileWithMe - post on 02:31 on 04/24/2012


"Honestly it would be an amazing cherry on the top for me personally! 2 years ago I found your book "Remembering Wholeness" and fought will all my might to apply the things I learned from it in my life, and have came from the very depths of hell it's self in domestic violence to having the guts and strength to step out and move on and forward in my life, and it would be a amazing next step to finding my true self and learning how to live in "Wholeness". "
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megnate - post on 01:59 on 04/24/2012


"I need a makeover because all of my clothes are old and dated. My kids take priority in my life. Everything that I have goes to my kids and It takes alot for me to actually spend money on myself. I need help!"
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Pennie - post on 01:59 on 04/24/2012


"Are you kidding? Check out the babes transformed on your site! Who wouldn't want that? My war cry this year has been "fabulous at fifty" and I've made a couple wish list goals I'd like to meet by the end of the year like playing softball on a league for the very first time, passing the PHR exam, have a rocking body (subjectivity rules, right?) and train for a reining competition. My job is rewarding in that I get to help make a difference in many lives each day and I love that part of it. But many days, my bucket is empty and I could use a little pick me up. I'm thinking that being shown how to dress my truth is just what I need. Hubby is much younger and even though he's happy with the now me, I'd love to show up looking like the hotties you've already helped look as fab as they feel! "
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peaches151 - post on 22:30 on 04/23/2012


"I am in my 50's and need a lift to make it through the next 50 years. There is longevity in my family and would love to look as great as I feel. I have wanted a make-over for a very long time. I want to be an inspiration to others in their 50's who feel that they have nothing to look forward to but getting old. This won't be just for me but the beginning of a ministry that I can spread to others."
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hundahar - post on 22:13 on 04/23/2012


"My clothes definitely have the "lived in" look. My three grown daughters try to dress me to make me look their kind of nice. I hate that !!"
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tl2mama - post on 20:19 on 04/23/2012


"I would love my friend to win the DYT makeover! Her son was having potty training issues, so I told her about the Carol Tuttle Better Parenting Show as I had just listened to the show on potty training. The next time I saw her she said she was reading your book. She texted to say she was a type 3. The time I saw her after that, she was wearing gold jewelry and said she had purchased the course online! She thanked me for spreading the word. She said she was still unsure if she really was a type 3 and had questions about how to really dress and wear her hair full-on type 3. I would just love her to look and feel her best! Thanks for all you do."
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aimeedkelly@gmail.com - post on 18:23 on 04/23/2012


"I want to win the Dressing Your Truth Makeover because I want to able to perfectly dress, accessorize and apply makeup the way a type 4 should. Initially, I thought I was a type 3 and dressed like that for one year. While attending the Grand Opening of the new DYT store in Draper I met Carol. I introduced myself to her saying I was a type 3 and she immediately and confidently said, "No you are not. You are a type 4." I was devastated to say the least. I could not and would not believe it at first. I went home and reread, watched videos and reflected about who I really was. I acknowledged the fact that Carol, is the expert, since she is the founder of the entire system. So if any body should know it should be Carol. I have accepted I am a T4 and am on the pathway to dressing like the stunning, bold lady I am. I don't want to make mistakes while embracing this system like I was doing for a year prior. With this awesome makeover I will be able to dress and live my truth with more exactness."
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ogremom1963 - post on 18:19 on 04/23/2012


"I have been reading your book since 2008. Honestly I let it sit for a while since it was a gift, from my mother, and I was uninterested. After yet another life crisis, I picked it up and read it. I knew it was truth. I have put it down here and there....more life crisis...more reading..and finally applying. I have 4 children, 3 grandchildren...and starting over yet again. All I can say is if this makeover does anything for me like the book has, It will be amazing and I look forward to it. "
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vtawzer - post on 18:13 on 04/23/2012


"I think I need and deserve this makeover because for my whole life I have been truly afraid to be myself. Whenever I did act like myself people thought I was rude and judgmental. Now that I know I'm a 4 and that's just how I am I'm proud and slowly becoming more confident in myself. I think this makeover would confirm all that I've learned about my personality so far and increase my confidence by millions. "
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pniemann@hotmail.com - post on 18:11 on 04/23/2012


"I, like many, want to live my authentic life and come from the truth within. I do believe that if I knew the secrets to dressing my truth that I would have more confidence to let my light shine. Then who knows what could happen when that one added inhibition is gone. :)"
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amannda - post on 18:01 on 04/23/2012


"11 years ago I went through Beauty of all Seasons and looked much better. I attended a meeting where a few people I new from High school were at. While there one guy tried to give me a complement by telling me I was like the ugly duckling. I know that my look was different then my look in High School. The only problem with this complement is that it tells me that at one point I looked ugly. A dear friend of mine mentioned Dressing Your Truth about a year and a half ago. It has taken me a while to finally start learning about the program. As I have learned about this program I found out that I am a Type 1 with a lot of Type 4. When I went through the Beauty of All Seasons I was put into the Winter group. Which, would be a Type 4. I have become very comfortable with these colors types and styles. However, I know that if I can become more aware of Type 1 colors and styles I will look and feel more like me, and will allow others to get to know the real me even during a first impression. I would love the opportunity to become more familiar with my real truth. I realize that Dressing my truth allows others and myself to be more comfortable with who I am. I would love the opportunity to have a total Make over with a GREAT program that will help me figure out the best colors and styles for me! "
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abaker - post on 17:00 on 04/23/2012


"I was divorced after 30 years of marriage and now have to work to provide for myself. I just finished radiation treatment for breast cancer for which I had lumpectomy surgery last November. I have always had a problem with my weight and am very self-conscious about it. Being on the cancer drugs has made me gain even more weight. I want to look and feel better about myself. I am trying to improve my inner self by reading Carol's book, "Remembering Wholeness." I don't want to be an "old maid" anymore. My daughters say I need to get back into dating. I'm not sure if I am quite ready for that, but I need to feel better about myself first. Thank you."
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aprilmvaughan - post on 16:44 on 04/23/2012


"BECAUSE I CAN'T SEEM TO FIND A RIGHT HAIR DO THAT I ENJOY AND LIKE ....I WOULD LOVE HELP AND WOULD LIKE TO LOOK GOOD FO"
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aprilmvaughan - post on 16:44 on 04/23/2012


"BECAUSE I CAN'T SEEM TO FIND A RIGHT HAIR DO THAT I ENJOY AND LIKE ....I WOULD LOVE HELP AND WOULD LIKE TO LOOK GOOD FOR MY HUSBAND ON OUR 9 YEAR ANNIVERSARY."
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keithjada25@yahoo.com - post on 16:22 on 04/23/2012


"I would like a makeover because like the rest of my life, everything is becoming a new, new city, new temporary job, new forecoming housing, I've been unemployed and homeless for about two years - I need everything. I'd like some new clothes, lots of color's to reflect the new me! I am deserving of them."
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MrsMomAZ - post on 15:41 on 04/23/2012


"I need a Dress For My Truth Makeover because I have been wearing my oldest daughter's hand me downs for the past six years."
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mbocage@earthlink.net - post on 15:17 on 04/23/2012


"Age 60--and would love to look my best"
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Kathaleen - post on 15:16 on 04/23/2012


"I have just finished training to be a midwife and need help establishing a style that is professional but casual and allows me to flow in my 2 energy type. I also have some 3 in there and a bit of 1 every so often! I have 9 children, 4 still under 18, 4 grandchildren with 2 on the way and have always struggled with finding a style that is not too teenagerish, but not "old lady" either. My naturally curly hair needs some guidance too! I would like to embark on my midwifery journey with the full confidence and energy of my types. Thanks for all you do to help women find their truth!!"
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Lusienn - post on 15:09 on 04/23/2012


"For the true me."
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Donna J. - post on 14:04 on 04/23/2012


"Frumpy, dumpy, old and gray - don't know how I got this way!! Many years ago I did the Color Me Beautiful thing with very conflicting results. For years I have wanted to know what colors and styles I should be wearing. I truly have never known what looks good on me. I have done the short course and still don't know my type. My answers have been just about equal on the Type 1 and Type 2. Do you have a Type 1.5? HELP!"
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seeesterm@yahoo.com - post on 13:43 on 04/23/2012


"I would love a DYT makeover to help me come alive in my 4-ness. All my life, I have been a "hang-backer," so BOLD & STRIKING seems foreign to me . . . if not downright terrifying! My new business needs to take off, and I need to look the part. My family's welfare is counting on my success . . . so BRING ON THE MAKEOVER! And thanks to Carol and her team for all their hard work and steady inspiration!"
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FabOF56732 - post on 13:12 on 04/23/2012


"(I am already a member of DYT and lovin' it.) My mother SO needs a DYT makeover because I believe it does much more than make us look good. Because my mom has seen a phyciatrist her entire adult life, many "friends" brush off her type 3 comments with something like, "Oh, don't mind her. She's just mental." My mom is certainly not "mental," but it's been repeated so often I fear she almost believes it herself. If my mom were dressing her truth I imagine she would be seen as a "[woman] to be reckoned with" and gain much needed self-respect."
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Julie82804 - post on 12:56 on 04/23/2012


"I want to win a life changing make over and a shopping spree because I have read the books and I am still confussed as to what type I am. I will be 40 this year and I am struggling with who I am. I know I am not living up to my full potential. I know that this life changing makeover would give the start to an improved life. "
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alsusi - post on 12:51 on 04/23/2012


"I need a dressing your truth makeover because I feel so frustrated about my looks that I have given up. nothing in the stores look good on me or fit me. I often cry when I go to my closet because nothing looks good on me and most stuff doesn't fit me. I don't even want to go out anymore because I look like crap. I can't afford the dressing your truth program on my own. And my body has changed so much over the few years I dont know what happened."
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DDDamron - post on 12:29 on 04/23/2012


"It would be fun to learn something new and use it, not only for me, but for my husband and son. I love everything Carol does, so I can only imagine this will be a new adventure to do and learn. Can't wait to bring even more of the real me!! Thank you!!"
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shroder - post on 12:22 on 04/23/2012


"I am over 50 and think it is time I dress my truth--want to look my best and feel my best for the next half of my life!"
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Maraki - post on 12:16 on 04/23/2012


"What if there is so much more SOUL in me that needs to come out and be expressed? Well, I suspect that %u201Cdressing your Truth%u201D is a fabulous tool that can help me embody it, so I am all for it!%u2026 What gratitude can I be to receive it?"
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jeri.fergus@gmail.com - post on 12:00 on 04/23/2012


"I have always had a difficulty time shopping for myself. In fact, I hate it! I don't know what looks good on me style-wise, color-wise, or fit-wise. Having professional help (and a little shopping spree to get me started!) would be awesome and would make me feel special. It would the beginning to a wonderful me! Thank you..."
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ashantia54 - post on 11:34 on 04/23/2012


"I have been wearing the same style since 2006. My boys are graduating from high school and I have the emptiness sysmdrome. I really need a makeover and a new start on life."
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Debbie Mitchell - post on 11:34 on 04/23/2012


"Hi Carol, I was a hairdresser for 40 years and have retired from it and I am starting my business doing personal coaching now. I have always dressed in levis and t-shirts for work. I would love to have a make over so that I would know what styles best fit me and know the colors that would compliment my skin and hair color. I am looking forward to learning how to dress my truth."
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pureart - post on 11:07 on 04/23/2012


"I would love to give this to my daughter in law. I already have the program which I find very freeing in my perception of myself. But the real jewel of finding this fabulous program is that it has led me to Carol's book Remembering Wholeness, which not only compliments the Dressing Your Truth program but is helping me realize who I truly am. I want this for my daughter in law, and feel that it will open the door to her finding these truths for herself and give me the opportunity to share Remembering Wholeness with her and my son in a way that they will certainly take notice. Getting to know Carol's teachings through Dressing Your Truth is a blessing that I will be forever grateful for."
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Kamdrys - post on 10:55 on 04/23/2012


"I%u2019ve been struggling with finding my own style and feeling beautiful as long as I can remember. It%u2019s gotten more difficult though since I%u2019ve had my children and put on some weight. I%u2019ve already purchased the course, so I%u2019d definitely give that to my mom, ( just in time for Mother%u2019s Day)! She%u2019s always been beautiful to me, but I%u2019d like your help to convince her of that! : ) I%u2019ve been trying to live what I%u2019ve been learning, but I don%u2019t feel like I%u2019m quite there yet. Then with the store gift card we could get the things we need to start living our truth more fully together! Thanks for the opportunity! And thanks for the resources and support!"
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larbeckie - post on 10:44 on 04/23/2012


"Because I don't know how to do it. Infact, I'm not sure I know what my truth is yet. Perhaps, if I could quit worrying about what my outside looks like (or doesn't look like), I could start figuring it out!? "
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stephieb - post on 10:34 on 04/23/2012


"I was in educations for 38 years and always cared about my appearance. After I retired we moved to Northern Michigan. I bought horses. I also started shopping for what was warm for winter months and bug free for summer months. I have turned into a frumpy grandma who is not the real me. I need clothes for the climate and my activities that still look terrific. It isn't so much a matter of money as it is knowing what to get. Most of my shopping is done on line since there are no stores close by. Help"
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terilea2 - post on 10:18 on 04/23/2012


"A Dressing Your Truth makeover would give me a much needed boost to my confidence and self esteem. I made a major life change two years ago (at the age of 56) and moved from Iowa to Colorado to be near my daughters and grandchildren. I had recently gone through a divorce and needed to get out of the old life style. This meant selling my home, handling a cross country move, finding a new job and rebuilding my life. It hasn't been easy and I am struggling to find myself - to have this makeover would really be a great boost and help me move forward with more confidence. "
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Nadiyah69 - post on 10:00 on 04/23/2012


"I was a stay at home mother of 4 and I did childcare in my home. I have changed my career field. I have become a certified Reflexologist and Healing Touch Practitioner Apprentice. I am going to be working in a chiropractors office and I need new clothes. in child care you could wear sweats and jeans. Since I am just starting my business. My clientele is not very big right now, so all my money is going to childcare for my youngest who is 3. I could use a makeover for the new me in my new field. I am married to my husband of 19 years who has been laid off 3 times in the last 7 years. He went to school to e a barber, but it was not enough. He finally got a job last summer. I could use the makeover to give me a boost in confidence and self esteem. Please pick me."
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wolffpatch - post on 09:56 on 04/23/2012


"I am 53 years old. I am the mother of 9 and have been a stay-at-home mom for all of those years. My youngest is in 2nd grade now, and I am starting up my own business doing a type of energy work. I am meeting new people all the time now, and I could use the boost in self-confidence that a makeover would give me. "
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theonlyjen - post on 09:22 on 04/23/2012


"I've never been somebody who has bought into the whole fashion industry. Initially it was because I didn't have the self-confidence to see that I could be beautiful. My attitude was if I can't do it then it's just not worth it. I felt totally clueless and intimidated by what I thought I was supposed to look like. I didn't feel like I knew at all how to look good. That mixed with the underlying feeling of just not being one of those girls that knows fashion made me think it was something I might never get. I found trying to look good very stressful. It's like there are so many parts, from your hair to your accessories and trying to match shoes and things ahhh so much going on! I doubt myself all the time. I feel like oh maybe this looks good or does it? I'm not so sure. I have started to see my own beauty now, thanks to many things but mainly a wonderful man who opened my eyes to it. Since then I have been looking for a way to figure this looking good business out! Dressing you truth speaks to a part of me that says yes, this is what you've been looking for. It just seems to encompass the element of loving yourself for who you are that is no where to be found in the fashion industry. It's like the fashion industry is saying you have to do x, y and z to be beautiful. Whereas it seems like dressing your truth is saying you just need to do x, y and z in order to enhance your own beauty. This would be the perfect opportunity for me to really get to the crux of my questions about all of this. What is beauty? How can I best show my beauty? I want people to see me for who I am and to think wow, she knows how to look good. Thanks for the opportunity to win this amazing prize :). Good luck to all, may you all find your own inner beauty queens! xxx"
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maryannswenson - post on 09:08 on 04/23/2012


"I think the important thing about the makeover is not the actual clothes or makeup or jewelry, but the knowledge that you share with others that we have self worth, that we are loved and that we have the potential to positively affect the lives of others by being whole ourselves. Thanks for all you do!"
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ftollett - post on 09:00 on 04/23/2012


"it would be a wonderful experience to be able to live my truth in a way that will allow me to shine and to share with others the joy that comes with being oneself in all situations. "
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Candace Racine - post on 09:00 on 04/23/2012


"It's been apparent to me for 6 - 9 months that I'm not always congruent, who I am on the inside doesn't match what I present to the world. And I have people read me as someone other than who I really am. I'd love to have help bringing my personal "brand" into alignment with my inner self as I evolve and am ready to let people see who I really am."
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rahel@shalomsolutions.org - post on 08:55 on 04/23/2012


"I am in my sixties, have health issues and have difficulty knowing how to present myself to the world w/ changes that occurred w/ aging and health. Carol and her team have done wonders for women. I have caregiving roles and need to meet the public. I'd love to look and feel my best. Our income is very limited. "
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Suebabe25 - post on 08:22 on 04/23/2012


"I am a widow trying to raise two daughters of my own. I feel like most women too heavy and not attractive at all. I feel that this has prevented me from getting several jobs. I know I need to teach my girls how to love themselves and would greatly benefit from a makeover. I believe, but am unsure, that I lead with a type 3 but do not know how. Sue"
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aperez1062 - post on 08:18 on 04/23/2012


"I've been hiding behind my truth for 50 years. Pretending to be someone that I'm not. I am recovering from quite strong battle in my life and Carol came to my life at the perfect moment. I am a type 3 woman rediscovering the pleasure of showing who I am. I've doing some shopping lately and getting rid off the black but of course a little help will be really appreciated. I am doing all of these changes first for myself. I am single right now, so when I find my partner he will see my real me. I am so busy pampering myself and dedicating all my extra time to me, it's really awesome. Thanks, Aymee"
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crlnmsn - post on 08:13 on 04/23/2012


"I would love to start Living my Truth! I have always been self-conscious and I stand at my closet and I can't find anything that looks good on me. But more than anything I want to understand me, so I can understand others!"
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ElaineK - post on 07:58 on 04/23/2012


"I am at a pivotal point in my life. The past several years have been quite challenging. As a result, I adopted a strategy of striving to be invisible. Those days are over! I'm 53 now and my life is changing rapidly. I made a promise to myself that I would live my truth, no matter what. I've just started a new business and feel self-conscious about my appearance. I need your help! Thanks, Elaine"
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akaygarcia@gmail.com - post on 07:55 on 04/23/2012


"This is exactly what I have been looking for and praying for!! I want to win this for many reasons. But the biggest is that i want to know for sure how to dress my truth. I can be a sales person for this if I know for sure how to do it myself. I do believe in it, which is first and foremost for me to sale it. And if I have the makeover, all the more!! I am a hands on person. It is better for me to understand then. By the way, I am a type 3!!! Not sure of secondary, but think a 4. Thank you for this opportunity to win!"
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tracym - post on 07:44 on 04/23/2012


"I love Dressing your truth, it has made a huge difference in how I feel about myself, and I get a lot of compliments these days. The understanding of my energy type, and the energy of others goes far beyond getting dressed though, it has allowed me to deepen my relationship with myself and others. I would love to surprise my daughter with a makeover - she is a beautiful young woman and I would love her to see it as clearly as I do."
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Jan@JanLuther.com - post on 07:40 on 04/23/2012


"To radiate the joy of living my authentic Self with ease and grace and thereby inspire other women to do the same. "
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andjeljka - post on 07:35 on 04/23/2012


"Why I need Dressing Your Truth? Knowing more about dressing will improve better stile of dressing and knowing when? and why? to use right color of design will give to me the power and positive look in every situation in my life. Like that I can promote myself as unique person as I am."
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amarina - post on 07:19 on 04/23/2012


"I need a dressing your truth makeover to match my internal changes. I reached a state of internal peace and bliss. I would love for my appearance to be compatible :)"
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Shellyc66 - post on 07:09 on 04/23/2012


"I am an energy medicine practitioner. I love the facial profiling, and cant wait to cross referance them with the character structers. I have always dressed western( as in cowboy).. It is time for a change. I would love a new wardrobe to go with my new life.. I am thankful for my new life that has already come into play for me, to grow and learn.. Shelly c"
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KAREN COGBURN - post on 06:19 on 04/23/2012


"Tend to be so traditional. Love to try something new."
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pameladw - post on 00:18 on 04/23/2012


"I struggle to dress in a style that is appropriate for my age, yet attractive. Must I look matronly and dowdy? On the other hand, I don't wish to look as though I am an older woman trying to look 20!"
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shewalk - post on 23:35 on 04/22/2012


"I need this because I buy a lot of separate pieces of clothing, but I struggle to put together outfits. A lot of the stuff I buy never gets worn since I don't know what to wear with it. I could really use some help. "
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Emmbear - post on 23:32 on 04/22/2012


"I need this because I have spent so much of my life working so hard I forgot all about my appearance until I looked in the mirror and realized I am such a mess and I need to look good and feel good again and not just box myself up inside my office working hard day and night! thank you so much for this incredible opportunity!"
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mleonae - post on 23:03 on 04/22/2012


"I need a makeover because I'm starting a new phase of my life, and I've always wanted to find the true me. I believe you can help me with this transformation. I am almost 53 and just want to be comfortable in my own skin for the first time."
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Mary Martha - post on 21:25 on 04/22/2012


"Last year I bought a blouse on a whim just because I liked the style and embroidery. But I thought that it probably looked horrible on me because it was so different from what I usually select. I was so off-base. EVERYONE, even strangers, compliment me on that top. So I now realize, that even though at 64 years of age I SHOULD know what my true style is, I am almost clueless. I want to look fantastic for myself and others, and feel free and alive, and I know that your course is the best there is. "
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KAREN COGBURN - post on 05:58 on 04/22/2012


"I am soft & subtle so would love a change."
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njbear - post on 00:15 on 04/22/2012


"I am job hunting and need interview appropriate outfits. "
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jrj4u - post on 22:16 on 04/21/2012


"I LOST OVER 100LBS,GOT DIVORCED,TURNED 57 AND WOULD LOVE TO MEET SOMEONE WHO WILL HELP ME CURE MY LONLENESS. HELP"
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therina - post on 19:16 on 04/21/2012


"IT IS IMPORTANT TO KEEP UPDATED AND OPEN TO NEW IDEAS & A FRESH NEW STYLE. THATS WHY I WOULD LOVE TO WIN A MAKEOVER"
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mb2432002 - post on 18:45 on 04/21/2012


"Getting older is not pretty let alone keeping up with fashion and what looks good at your age"
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fabulous55 - post on 18:29 on 04/21/2012


"Dressing your truth makeover will be the best gift ever when I turn 55 on May 12th. I often felt ugly when I was young. I wanted to wear bright colors like red but my mom said it I shouldn't since it makes my dark brown skin darker. As an adult I often wear black & white. Deep down inside of me says there must be something better or best but i don't know how. After many years of struggling & resigning to whatever...not knowing what hair style or what clothes fit me best I saw a glimmer of hope when I recently received an e-mail with the question, Why do you need a Dressing Your Truth Makeover? I need to know i matter, i'm beautiful and I'm finally me. I want to spread that blessing of joy & freedom to the whole world."
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KAREN COGBURN - post on 06:22 on 04/21/2012


"I am too traditional. Need to change things up."
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deannatucker@hotmail.com - post on 00:07 on 04/21/2012


"This question is simple for me. A complete lack of confidence in myself is the reason. I feel like I don't know what is "me" anymore. "
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ctgal - post on 23:22 on 04/20/2012


"I head out in the morning and think I look great, then catch a glimpse of myself in a mirror and am shocked at how poorly my clothes fit, and what I thought was complimentary to my style made me look like I was trying too hard to be something, but I'm not sure what. I, for the first time in my life, think I need help. I think that I see the 60 year old and still think I'm the 30 year old. But I'm not. And my hair damage from bleaching is so great that I am slowly easing back to my original dark brown color to give my hair a break from all that bleach. But I loved the blonde me and don't really like this boring brown hair. Help!"
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ttdavanzo - post on 19:16 on 04/20/2012


"i think i don't wear clothes that are appropriate for my age"
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aquatictouch - post on 19:03 on 04/20/2012


"I have recently lost ALL of my belongings, including my apartment and everything in it due to huge personal catastrophy and I believe it is a perfect time to create a new identity...both internally and externally. I basically have a few t-shirts and two pairs of jeans at this point and would love to tap into my authenticity and dress my TRUTH!!!"
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kitblu - post on 18:53 on 04/20/2012


"I wear clothes that I like and am comfortable in but I don't always look well put together."
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kpuzey - post on 18:42 on 04/20/2012


"I already have the Dressing Your Truth Course and absolutely love it! I would give the course to my sister-in-law. I would love the opportunity to buy more accessories to make my outfits feel finished."
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Jen0501 - post on 17:14 on 04/20/2012


"I desire a dressing your truth make-over because I want to truely beme a hundred percent and I feel like this is the missing link. I want to live my truth so my children and those around me feel they have permission to live their truth as well. I feel that dressing my truth would bring profound changes in my life that would benifit all those around me."
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Michele Michele - post on 16:42 on 04/20/2012


"The past five years have been rough. Not being at my optimal weight makes it rougher. In the time period, I've had my fiance pass away, had back to back foot surgeries, and now am helping a friend who is terminally ill. My wardrobe tends to be classic so it transcends the trends. My color palette is varied, with cool tones being the basis for pairings. My brights are paired with black, navy, blue reds, etc. I would be nice to have a grand update. I'm ready for a change. "
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msortet - post on 15:18 on 04/20/2012


"I'm overweight so wearing anything bright and animated, rich and dynamic or bold and striking is definitely out of the question; maybe soft & subtle is best. My wardrobe is oversize clothing which makes me look even bigger...I need help!"
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dfrogmore - post on 14:22 on 04/20/2012


"Lost 50 lbs."
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A. Conley - post on 14:04 on 04/20/2012


"I need a dressing your Truth Makeover because I am making over my entire life. I am now divorced, a seasoned AARP lady, single embracing where I am today and loving it. I feel a makeover would truly help me define the woman I am meant to be at this time in my life."
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wegiemom - post on 12:37 on 04/20/2012


"I am over fifty and I run an acreage in a rual setting. My days can include the usual household chores but also being outside sawing logs etc. I do drive into the dity or into town and love to look fabulous whether I am working in the yard or getting the gtoceries or hoing to the vet. I would love some great ideas on what looks best but will stand up to the day to day things I do. I always have jeans on but would love help in making sure I have the right topss, sweaters jackets etc to allow me to change and be out the door to the next even in a flash - although the while looking great and like me!!"
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novokate - post on 11:29 on 04/20/2012


"I will be turning 60 in June and while I believe I still look relatively withit, I would welcome the input from a professional who is not a "friend" but someone who is willing to give me an honest evaluation with the talent and training that Carol Tuttle has along with her years of experience. I am quite sure that I am not doing everything right and am very open to new ideas."
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jazsngr@hotmail.com - post on 11:24 on 04/20/2012


"When I step on stage in front of the Big Band Jazz Orchestra I sing with, I'm sometimes unsure of my stye image. I love classic looks, but need a bit of "sparkle" on stage. A consultation would be wonderful."
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sgoulet660 - post on 11:05 on 04/20/2012


"My keeps keep telling my that turtlenecks and jeans are not a fashion statment. help"
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KAREN COGBURN - post on 06:05 on 04/20/2012


"Would love to break out of my routine. Very classic."
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Vivivoom - post on 01:40 on 04/20/2012


"Wow - I just finished Carol Tuttle's free online sessions and now I understand the incredible value of this opportunity to win. This is SO much more than learning about personal style. This is an opportunity to discover (or maybe rediscover) the real, true "me." I've been questioning who I am for quite a while now, feeling lost... I think I lost myself in the corporate world - having to look, act and be a certain way for so many years - I don't really remember what my true essence was/is, and would LOVE to get myself back. My heart breaks when I think about this. I want to be the real me, love the real me, dress in a way that is in harmony with my personal nature - and feel the joy in doing it."
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intensev5 - post on 01:27 on 04/20/2012


"I really don't know what to buy to fit my body and make it flattering!"
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christine7099 - post on 00:40 on 04/20/2012


"My wardrobe is tired and needs help."
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sfulkerson - post on 00:18 on 04/20/2012


"Well - I really do need this - I am a Type 2 and I need A LOT of reassurance. Winning a Makeover would be exactly the push that I need to really start feeling confident enough to dress my own truth, to go shopping with assurance that I am expressing my true nature even in the clothing that I choose. I'm currently pregnant with my fourth child, my husband is a student & I struggle with purchasing anything, even if it's a necessity. I take care of my body, exercising during pregnancy, and trying to take care of myself in all the "cheap" ways. Winning this would be a dream come true."
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Camille - post on 20:32 on 04/19/2012


"Just before my 40th birthday, I was blessed with a little energetic, full of life, type 1 bundle of joy. I am a type 2-1 and like to have things planned out and this little surprise really caught me off guard. I have two other children, a type 2 daughter who is 18 and graduating this year, a type 4 son, who is 15 and hormonal, my cute little type 1 little guy who is almost 4 and I am married to a type 4. This past December my brother passed away suddenly and his death along with the worry for my siblings and parents have really been hard on me. (Just a few minutes after his passing, my aunt gave me a hug and whispered in my ear, "The big sister who couldn't save her brother" then she walked away. ) As you know, type 2 people don't like change and we worry a lot and internalize everything, so all of these big changes in a short amount of time have really taken a toll on me. I recently learned about "Dressing Your Truth" from my sister-in-law and it has made an incredible impact on my life. I feel like for the first time in my life I am beginning to understand who I am and why I do the things I do and how to better understand and communicate with others. These tools have helped me see the fun in life again. I would love, love, love to win the makeover because, well, I love a good deal, I love to laugh and I love the thought of someone helping me decide what changes would help me express on the outside the changes I am feeling on the inside. I feel very blessed to have found out about "Dressing Your Truth" in a time of my life when I was really beginning to feel like it was falling apart. I have spent many years worrying about everyone else and not taking enough time to take care of me. I am hoping that the skills I have learned will help me lose the unwanted pounds I have put on. I am finally giving myself permission to love myself and be who I know I really am. I feel a makeover will give me the added boost of confidence I need to share what I have learned with those around me. (Plus, I would love to meet you and your amazing staff and visit your fun store) I am a winner either way. Thanks for sharing your wonderful talents. "
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WLONGMAN - post on 19:14 on 04/19/2012


"Although I'm fit, trim and trying to stay fabulous, color coordination has always baffled me. My last foray into color consultation was in the 80's and you KNOW how scary fashion was in that decade!"
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Ann Vautour - post on 18:23 on 04/19/2012


"I grew up in a family who valued athletics. I was always taller than other girls in my small town and wearing my brother's clothes was perfect for hiding myself and being a jock. Often you hear that "beauty is from within"...I do believe this very much. Dressing your truth allows a person to be who they really are. This gives you confidence and guidance in becoming your personal best...we are all different, all beautiful in different ways...I'd love to really feel and experience the real me! No more hiding! That is what real beauty is all about. I want to be unstoppable and I know this will make a huge impact! Thank you for shedding new light on true beauty."
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superheumann - post on 14:59 on 04/19/2012


"I have recently discovered that I'm a Type 1 and I'm SO happy about it. My mom is a VERY strong type 1 so my Type 4 took over to make things function better at home. I thought I was a type 4 but when I discovered that I'm a Type 1 I started bringing back the fun me. My kids are loving it and I'm much happier. The only problem is that I'm not yet dressing my truth. I cannot afford the course and I currently only have $15 in my clothing budget. With 3 kids and summer on it's way I won't be seeing any of that money. Plus I've lost 22 lbs since the beginning of the year so I REALLY need some new clothes! Also, the contest closes on my husbands birthday. What could be a better gift to him than a bright, animated and Cute (or Hot!) wife?!!! "
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mhill74 - post on 14:44 on 04/19/2012


"I have gotten stuck in a rut and could use a new start to get things back on track"
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fishkari22 - post on 14:32 on 04/19/2012


"I am a brand new mom of a beautiful 4 month old girl. I am trying to find my identity as a new mother and I am having a hard time expressing who I really am through how I dress. Probably because the clothes I wear are the ones I wore in high school!"
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sandy9787 - post on 14:20 on 04/19/2012


"I have had some personal stress the past several years and this is going to be the year to take stock of myself and make some much needed changes. I would love to have the opportunity to incorporate this into my plan! "
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mlou913 - post on 13:43 on 04/19/2012


"First, I love the type names you list and I would love to know how to interpret my type for my career and personal life. So much in clothing and style has changed, and at 58, I don't feel like anything is working anymore."
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darlenecom - post on 13:14 on 04/19/2012


"My style has come and gone."
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lazcanotegui - post on 12:55 on 04/19/2012


"I began my 2011 new years resolution with learning how to take care of "me" for the first time. What an amazing journey this has been. With that said, I have evolved and blossomed at being me on the inside. It is now right and timely that I am me on the outside. I have been waiting for a special of some kind to become involved with the dressing your truth program. This is one way that this desire may manifest. I appreciate and welcome the opportunity to be a member of dressing your truth."
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yanettegg - post on 12:51 on 04/19/2012


"I am signing up for my mom. She's beautiful, but I feel she's lost that spark that lights her life. I would like her to find rejoyce and this is my way of helping her. She has also lost many things that made her glow. I miss my old mom. "
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hollydaze2 - post on 12:19 on 04/19/2012


"Where to begin? I need a Dressing Your Truth makeover because I am ready to make some changes in my life! I have seen from other posts that many women have had medical difficulties, myself included, and my body is not the same as it once was due to medications, stress, and surgeries. This has been difficult on my self esteem, and I know my outward body does not reflect who I am on the inside. I would love some help expressing the real me, chubby cheeks and all. :) "
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Bonita62 - post on 11:23 on 04/19/2012


"My clothes are so old, I need new. I raised five children and always put their wants and needs ahead of mine. Now they are adults and it is my time to live it up."
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lentre - post on 10:56 on 04/19/2012


"I am in a rut and would love to look my best. I throw on whatever is easy and hides my flaws. I need a new fresh outlook and style update."
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sandy9787 - post on 10:08 on 04/19/2012


"I could use this makeover very badly. I am ready for a brand, new me!"
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Pattie6066 - post on 10:01 on 04/19/2012


"I will be 69 on May 3,2012, am retired and re-tired!!! I need some sprucing up and energy in my life. "
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chendri90 - post on 09:17 on 04/19/2012


"I feel my appearance doesn't accurately reflect who I am on the inside, so it would be nice to learn how to change that."
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weceno - post on 08:50 on 04/19/2012


"I need a more mature me look."
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gwtw19361939 - post on 08:45 on 04/19/2012


"My style ( and figure) and hair havn't changed since the 1960's- the "fads" just seem too . TOO much..... They change faster than I could afford to pay for the new things one would have to buy to keep up. I love the classic looks personified by Jackie Kennedy and Audrey Hepburn and wouldn't know where/how to start to augment them.- They were PERECTION so why/how do you mess with that???? - even Michelle Obama ( ignoring the politics) is copying their style.......)"
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KAREN COGBURN - post on 05:06 on 04/19/2012


"I am soft & subtle. Love to branch out."
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intrigue1 - post on 03:56 on 04/19/2012


"I need it to reflect my own sense of style, but I need some help in discovering what that is. It would be nice to have a guide along the way so I don't feel so overwhelmed with so many choices."
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zizirami - post on 03:34 on 04/19/2012


"I need it because I want to be myself, to have my own style, and to reflect my inner qualities. I don't want to be anyone's or any system's slave. I don't want the capitalist system of fashion and industry to tell me what to wear or who to be. For me Dressing your truth is the first and maybe the most important step toward living an authentic life. "
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charity - post on 01:42 on 04/19/2012


"To reflect my inner truth, externally -- to look and feel beautiful. "
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heavypedalsewer - post on 00:57 on 04/19/2012


"To join the growing numbers of women looking great by dressing your truth!!"
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labellerita - post on 00:51 on 04/19/2012


"I am 60. I am retired. I working on nutrition, weight loss (65 lbs) and physical fitness. With all that I wouldn't even know where to begin on a make-over. A make-over just might help me attain my other goals because feeling better and looking better is sure to be the boost I need. "
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ksurette - post on 23:56 on 04/18/2012


"I would LOVE to win this program and shopping spree. The idea that there are colors and energy profile that reflect me an could enhance my beauty really resonates with me. And I would love to have money to apply the principles from the course by shopping in the on-line store. Much thanks, Kris "
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Thinbleina - post on 23:24 on 04/18/2012


"I am a small, maturing woman, who is changing many things in my life (first and foremost I am working on my mindset) and moving towards becoming more visible in my the both as a professional artist and in the healing arts and find that almost all clothing that I find is too large or too young-looking to enter this professional sphere. I would love a makeover to support all of the changes that I am in the process of putting in place. Thanks for this opportunity."
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deborah wilmes - post on 22:40 on 04/18/2012


"Hi Carol, this is the perfect time for me to win because I am in the process of losing 9 lbs. of emotional fat :) hope this is the winning answer! Love ,Deb"
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Mjdepace - post on 22:36 on 04/18/2012


"Nothing fits!"
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Calebcat - post on 22:17 on 04/18/2012


"I am 57 years old and work as a patient account representative for a medical billing company. Prior to that I worked in the office at a warehouse and all I wore was jeans and t-shirts. I have gained weight and haven't been able to find a look that is pulled together and looks professional and makes me feel good about myself. I also have never worn a lot of make up and don't really know how to utilize make up to enhance my features. I would love to turn from a plain jane with no style sense into the fantastic woman I was created to be!"
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KittyKat - post on 22:16 on 04/18/2012


"She deserves more than I can give her! This would be my gift of giving her..."herself!" My mom is awesome and I just want her to know it! Carol Tuttle is the powerfull, helping hand my mom needs."
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tams7 - post on 22:13 on 04/18/2012


"I am a type 3 and although I will only be 48 young on April 24 I get very frustrated when cloth shopping. Since I don't have time to mess around trying on everything in the store I would love to have the confidence to see it, know it, and own it as mine with as little fuss as possible. Tams"
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Nonni - post on 22:09 on 04/18/2012


"Because at 50 i am tired of saying "when i lose weight i'll look pretty" and "when i lose weight i'll have the right to buy new clothes" i want to feel pretty now"
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kimgraypt - post on 22:07 on 04/18/2012


"I need a dressing for truth makeover so badly! I can't decide if I'm a type 1 or 3. I have a closet full of clothes that just don't work for me. Just as you describe in your book, I consistently purchase clothes and when I get them home, don't know why I bought them. I so often see women dressing their truth and they look beautiful and confident but I just can't seem to pull my look together. Please help me! "
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Doris Kolstad - post on 21:55 on 04/18/2012


"After watching your site I feel that I finally know that I am a two personality. That is why I would like to have a make over."
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namaste78900 - post on 21:50 on 04/18/2012


"I need dressing your truth makeover for a few different reasons: 1. I believe others will see a difference in my outward confidence/physical appearance/personality. Which in turn will make others want to act/look/feel better also. I love sharing things that really work....... 2. When you feel better about your self you can help others to feel the same way whether feeling better is feeling pretty, peaceful, happy ect. Others listen when they want what you have. 3. I am 50 and a single mom who really would love to win this. Thank you, Melissa Lovely "
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Lee - post on 21:17 on 04/18/2012


"I could absolutely use a style makeover. I may be dressing too young for my age, but I also don't want to look frumpy. I want to find the perfect balance."
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chrissylou - post on 20:56 on 04/18/2012


"will be 59 this year. am retired now. always dressed in style when i was younger. seem to have lost my sense of style - have not felt pretty in a long time. can't seem to find stylish, age appropriate clothes. need lots of help with hair & make-up too. look boring, dowdy & drab! please consider making me over- would love to win this wonderful makeover!"
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rose trigg - post on 20:46 on 04/18/2012


"I tend to dress frumpy and am not a frumpy person on the inside."
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Rheta - post on 20:45 on 04/18/2012


"Because I want my outer personality to radiate my inner beauty."
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cynthiahj522@yahoo.com - post on 20:16 on 04/18/2012


"My daughter introduced me to the DYT program recently, she loves it! She is always telling me to find out my type and my colors. I want to attend the Be You, Be Beautiful - Dressing Your Truth event in September with her. My daughter is only 26 and is fighting a battle against stage IV metastatic breast cancer (genetic & very aggressive). This is something she really wants to attend and most likely will require my assistance for travel, etc .... so, why not learn more about this while bonding with her in doing something on her wish list. I am interested in figuring out my "Beauty Profile" because I am a little confused which is my dominant type."
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historyteacher - post on 20:08 on 04/18/2012


"I have been dressing the same way for work for the past several years and thought I had adopted a simplified but professional look. A few recent comments by coworkers have had me rethinking that, especially in terms of the colors I have been wearing. I have begun to feel dowdy and like my wardrobe is aging me."
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rockroad - post on 19:53 on 04/18/2012


"I need a makeover because all I ever wear is t-shirts and jeans."
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StillwaterSue - post on 19:45 on 04/18/2012


"I am at a new phase of my life, retired AND menopausal! I no longer know how to dress for my age since being out of the work force. I want to embrace the next part of my journey and could really use some professional help!"
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Mandy - post on 19:40 on 04/18/2012


"To enter a new phase in my life as me at my full potential."
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lyndsi.lu - post on 19:28 on 04/18/2012


"I need one because I don't get it--how can I love my body and the way I look just by the way I dress if I feel I am overweight?"
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Diane Mary - post on 19:08 on 04/18/2012


"I just really do!"
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jennag24 - post on 18:45 on 04/18/2012


"I just found out that I am pregnant with my first daughter! For much of my life, I found myself uncomfortable with my own self-image and felt lost when it came to finding clothes, doing makeup, and styling my hair. In retrospect, I believe that this was so not only because I was not recognizing my true nature as a type 4 woman, but also largely because my mother didn't know who she was either. My mother really believed that she was ugly, and could never be beautiful. She also was never confident in herself. Unfortunately, this mentality passed on to my sisters and me--we felt we were ugly and intrinsically unacceptable, too. I am grateful to have now discovered Dressing Your Truth and am excited for the money to pay for the course and the wardrobe overhaul to show up! Above all, I want to be able to live and dress my true nature confidently as an example to my new daughter, and perhaps even be able to help her discover her beauty as well."
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IntoTheMist - post on 18:32 on 04/18/2012


"I transitioned out of being slender a few years ago, and now have to work hard to get the right clothes to fit or find at the stores. For my face, that passes but so does time and I would like to slow it down as well as give it the best appearance as within my means. Shoes need to fit with more comfort, yet style is so much harder to fulfill this expectation. Accessories: I find that color has reappeared to brighten up my day and night. I need help to find a way to pull myself together before time has it's way with me."
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Kiiki - post on 18:19 on 04/18/2012


"I believe I am a type 4. Not a stunner, but I am the Mountain. I'm tired of hiding in baggy tee shirts and ponytails. Everyday I pull my hair back like a librarian, & tone myself down so people won't look at or notice me. But then when my bold, straightforward thinking materializes, everyone seems shocked and judgmental, and now I understand from DYT why. My personality and outside appearance, is not a match. I didn't want to be type 4. But I am. Please help me OWN it. I promise to get out of my own head and accept your help fully. I have become worse for wear by denying my true bold self. I thought if I toned down people would stop looking at & judging me. But through the years it has only gotten worse because I was trying to be, someone I am not. I am stillness, and I have become stagnant. Please help me to reflect the truth of myself, so I may become an effective, conscious, truthful human being."
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CASmith09 - post on 18:11 on 04/18/2012


"I have been a single mom for 20 years. After raising five children, being a grandmother of nine, and working at a College as the president's executive assistant I am in need of a self-esteem boost so that I can represent better my family and the College and maybe be able to find that someone special."
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ceirrageorgia - post on 18:04 on 04/18/2012


"I have just retired from otr trucking after 16 years of being on the road. I think i am definitely in need of a make over. "
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Irishstar - post on 18:00 on 04/18/2012


"I'm a full time caretaker for my 87 year old mom. At times I feel rather worn out, stressed out with no time (at least not for "style". Ineed HELP! "
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sylwia - post on 17:54 on 04/18/2012


"I need a dressing your truth makeover because I want to get out of the slump of feeling bad about how I look, I want to look good and feel good and especially feel comfortable with myself. Also I want my change to influence other women in my life especially my mother that it is possible to be older and beautiful and the "im to old" excuse is just that an excuse."
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Lespa - post on 17:49 on 04/18/2012


"I've worn clothes to cover myself up for the past decade..I think it's time to dress to enhance and I just need some education on what parts of my body I can properly enhance/compliment."
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StarShine Girl - post on 17:43 on 04/18/2012


"I have always wanted to do this. Somehow the budget has not been quite there. I have just begun my 6th decade and want to look the best that I can naturally. So I will hope to be the "winner" ! Thanks Zillions. "
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Wendy San Filippo - post on 16:58 on 04/18/2012


"I'm reinventing myself as I enter my 60's! Wow, what an amazing feat! I view my wardrobe as I would costumes for a play. Slipping into something beautiful and elegant, allows for transformation at any age and I would love to feel that way every day of my life!! Always moving forward and feeling good about life and me! I would love to take your course, so I could help others in their own metamorphoses. Women need women to encourage them in every phase of their lives...thank God we have one another. sanfilippowendy@gmail.com"
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windixy - post on 16:14 on 04/18/2012


"I am 68 years old and can count the number of happy days in my life on my fingers. One of those happy days was finding the "It's All About Women" web site and subsequently yours. I have found your videos quite informative and helpful and have really enjoyed them. Right now I am in the process of saving up to afford your course. Winning this course would really solve my problem. Having had an abusive childhood where I was told daily that I was never wanted, but if I had to be born why wasn't I a boy. I tried to be the best boy I could, but I never could pull it off. Thanks to your free course, I am now ready to be the woman I was born to be. Even if I do not win this course, I do plan on taking it someday. Thank you all and may the Creator bless you and yours. JJ Badgett"
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rsklar18 - post on 16:12 on 04/18/2012


"I now qualify as an "old crone" because I am over 65. I would love to be sure of what style bests suits me...."
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rsklar18 - post on 16:11 on 04/18/2012


"I guess my main reason for needing a make over is because I am truly not sure what type I am. At my age (old crone), I could use some direction!"
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hofken - post on 16:10 on 04/18/2012


"My style is all over the place and I need a little more discipline"
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akaygarcia@gmail.com - post on 16:04 on 04/18/2012


"I am a type 3! It took me a while to come to that! If I won this, I would know for sure if I am dressing my truth and therefore would get more of my friends to join me in this! Right now I am stumbling at it. Plus, I have never really won something like this and would love to win! Thanks!"
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sculptrz - post on 15:56 on 04/18/2012


"It may give me some confidence and a boost of energy. Maybe some ideas of where to take myself on my next step "
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sculptrz - post on 15:54 on 04/18/2012


"It would help give me some sense of direction - style, confidence. Maybe that will fuel some ideas of where I need to go in this life. "
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sculptrz - post on 15:53 on 04/18/2012


"I have been caring for parents for the past 5 years and when I look in the mirror, I see someone who has neglected herself terribly!!! No clothes of interest: jeans, t shirts ...etc. no style. NO makeup, no jewelry. When shopping for new clothes, its more of the same. It's depressing and seems not having any energy in myself is also affecting my life- period!"
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landart1 - post on 15:44 on 04/18/2012


"My style has fallen flat... I have no fashion scense."
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Hawklady - post on 15:43 on 04/18/2012


"I will be five years out from my Breast Cancer in October. The medication I have been prescribed during this time has caused me to gain 50 pounds, thankfully the doctor changed it. Although, I've lost most of that the medication I've been given in its place is so effective in removing all the estrogen in my body that my skin, but especially my hair, has been impacted. I exercise and I'm fit but it has been a long time since I have focused on something other than my health. It would be a fabulous way to celebrate my five years of survival to win this lovely service."
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YESSY - post on 15:41 on 04/18/2012


"I need a Dressing My Truth Makeover as I am a transgender woman (having come out last year) and I am just starting to live my new life as a woman now and soon living and working in the US while from Europe so I would love some help with a really effective makeover that helps me to integrate and 'pass'! Thank you!"
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marenbryan - post on 15:41 on 04/18/2012


"I have been looking into the personality profiling program for awhile now as a means to understand my family and be a better mom to my kids....BUT...right now I want to nominate my mom for this giveaway. She has spent the last 4 and a half decades selflessly serving her family with seemingly no thought for herself! On top of that, she is RETIRING(!) next month from years as a public health/school nurse! Yay Mom!! She has spend so much time thinking of others that I want her to be able to spend some time for herself, beyond the constraints of work and motherhood, as she moves into this new phase of her life!"
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Geneal - post on 15:33 on 04/18/2012


"Because I really need help. Every day I wear the same pair of shoes, the same jeans, and throw on a t-shirt. My hair is just as boring. For years I have a straight, long hair that doesn't flatter me, but don't know how to mix it up. I can't seem to get out of my rut. I need help. Thank you!"
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tlcreon - post on 15:30 on 04/18/2012


"I need a Dressing your Truth Makeover because... people misunderstand me... It seems like they're always expecting me to be someone I'm not (and don't want to be) My husband is the pastor of a very very small church of just a few families and we live on a poverty income. Because of this I could never dream of paying for a dressing your truth course, let alone a makeover. I see much value in it however and I really think if I understood better how to reflect my true self in my dress that people would expect me to be more who I am than who I apparently come across to be."
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andreachristman@yahoo.com - post on 15:28 on 04/18/2012


"A couple of years ago I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and after treatments plus operations I went through an instant menopause, gaining 25 pounds. I'm thankful for my health and my body was so brave and strong going through everything, but I can't loose the weight and don't like the way I see myself in my actual clothes. I would love to have a makeover, it would be so motivating."
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ms_ciara - post on 15:17 on 04/18/2012


"I'm still learning about Carol's wonderful words and techniques. I became familiarized with her work maybe a week or so ago. To really feel good about myself, and even shop for myself seems like I haven't done in so long. I'm in my own place, working a part time job. More so struggling financially so to be able to dress nice, also get wonderful and powerful information to help stay positive and be a new start to being comfortable with myself again would be greatly appreciated . In life when everyone like hey you can get this free or contest going on I sometime apply, but that's just about all that seems to happen. It would mean a lot to actually be able to win this stuff. It's amazing to even get an email from Carol saying hey here's your chance to win. Thanks!"
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curlysmiles - post on 15:12 on 04/18/2012


"Thank you Carol for this amazing opportunity! I'm grateful to have come across your work in my life! I want this make over to fully bring out my potential that I know I have within me. I feel that this make over will make my internal light shine brighter as the last few years, I've had many tragedies in my life and I have lost touch with expressing through my wardrobe what I feel inside. I also have no clue what dominate type I am and would like love to see the transformation that I believe your make over provides women :) "
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DDDamron - post on 15:04 on 04/18/2012


"I have loved Carol's work for years and know that Energy Profiling is so important. It has changed my life and my husband's life so much--we are both happier understanding ourselves and others. Our life at home and in the work place has improved and we are both more loving and joyful. I'm so excited to be a part of this contest--I can't wait to take the next steps in understanding my type and the best way to dress, look, and feel as my true energy. Thanks for this opportunity."
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wthomander - post on 14:46 on 04/18/2012


"Dear Carol, Winning the Dressing Your Truth giveaway would open up opportunities I have only dreamed of. To be able to come off confidently in my energy practice and attract clients that are ready to shift would be very rewarding. Being the only foot zoner in the Orange County area, I'm excited about the recent invitation to teach Aromatherapy with the owner of a reputable wellness spa and be introduced to many like-minded individuals at an upcoming Health Fair. I need major makeover help! I've always been a tom boy. Heck, at church on Sunday it didn't bother me that I hadn't shaved my legs for almost a month. Who looks at legs? I do my hair sporadically and apply makeup quickly, sometimes even with my fingers. I have so many things to accomplish that I don't want to bother with details but I know others look at details. But where to start? Stress is high and money is low; my husband has been unemployed for almost a year now. My four kids need a mom who is balanced and able to meet their needs on all levels. Carol, you're Manifesting Money Boot Camp is opening doors for me. Please help me dress my truth so that they won't shut behind me. Sincerely, Wendy Thomander"
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queenieofdenile - post on 14:42 on 04/18/2012


"well I just hit 56! I'm closer to 60 than 50 (sob) and am starting to look my age...urg! I haven't had a make over by anyone in years other than the occasional hair cut. Madison Killen works with me and she has been telling me all about Dressing Your Truth and just loves it...so it would be wonderful to spruce me up so I can feel better about myself and handle all the crud that gets thrown my way on a daily basis. My life is extremely stressful (Madison can attest to that...she hears about it all the time, poor girl!) and it's taking a toll on my little face. I'm starting a new career (very scary at my age) so I need to look the absolute best I can. Any and all help would be immensely appreciated! Cindy"
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ShemCreek - post on 14:37 on 04/18/2012


"I need a Dressing Your Truth makeover ..... it's time! I'm turning 70 in a few months, and it's time to learn how to dress "me" now!"
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kathyire50 - post on 14:35 on 04/18/2012


"I was going to tell you that since I have retired I wear nothing but T-shirts and whatever, but then I made the mistake of reading some of the comments. WOW some people really have it hard, and compared to them my life is sweet. I have my ups and downs, but nothing compared to cancer survivors, and the lady of 12. So if you pick me I will share with those less fortunate. Glad the sun is coming out, I am on my way to visit my husband in ICU, but he will get better."
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janeinelpaso - post on 14:06 on 04/18/2012


"I need a Dressing Your Truth Makeover as I will be 50 next spring and I am an accessory consultant who wants to share with her clients this amazing program!"
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kakkie60 - post on 13:42 on 04/18/2012


"I have always envied others who seem to have the ability to dress in a paper bag and make it look like a couture gown. I have never mastered this ability. I sent my girls to professional modeling classes ,as I knew I could not teach them myself . How I would love to feel as if I finally could look my best."
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sharonsok - post on 13:15 on 04/18/2012


"Why? Easy - last April 29 I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, underwent chemo and radiation treatments - a year later (now) I am a cancer survivor. Chemo was hurrendous to deal with and produce side effects that I still deal with. Somedays I am so tired and hurt all over but I am glad to be alive to feel the pain &tiredness. I lost 30# and am finally getting my hair back. The treatments take a real toll on a persons body & I know just want to feel pretty again. "
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junebyrne - post on 13:14 on 04/18/2012


"Now that I feel so good about who I am, I am ready for help on dressing my truth so others will also know who I am."
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chanda.giles - post on 12:56 on 04/18/2012


"I would love a Dressing Your Truth makeover. I find this program very intriguing, but I have yet to dive all in. This makeover will help me embrace my true self and feel fabulous from the inside out. "
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ejbchiropractic - post on 12:43 on 04/18/2012


"Like so many things in life, we've all been lied to--by others, by ourselves--and believed those lies. As women, we deserve better. We deserve to seek and know truth, to be seen for who we are, and to be the best mother, wife, grandmother, sister, daughter, etc that we can. Dressing Your Truth can help me understand that I AM beautiful and always have been. It can help others to see my true nature and honor that as well. It's time to close the book on the broken fashion industry and open another that truly compliments a woman and *gasp* actually brings her joy! Letting in more joy is what this big picture is all about, and I am ready for it! "
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Pantherbunny - post on 12:43 on 04/18/2012


"Carol Tuttle already looks great, but there are two reasons she needs a makeover. 1) She's a type 3 leader and if she wants everyone to follow, she needs to set the standard. 2) Even a bad makeover is invigorating, but a makeover that includes who you are, truly feeds your energy and this is all about energy isn't it?"
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shipshape5 - post on 12:40 on 04/18/2012


"I am in a rut and would like to maximize my attractiveness and feel young again!"
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crlnmsn - post on 12:37 on 04/18/2012


"I was raised 1 of 12 children. I never knew where my place in life was. I was depressed from an early age and continue to be. One day I was singing or trying to and my Mother told me to stop that noise. I was always told I wasn't worth anything. I don't blame my parents. They were told that too, I'm sure. So I have never known where I fit in to things. I was so shy in school, I couldn't ever speak up for myself. Kids made fun of my handmade clothes. I am 64 and I still don't know who I am. I would love to win this course and find out just what type of woman I really am. I tend to buy a lot of black. I like to blend into the background."
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Claire12345 - post on 12:32 on 04/18/2012


"I would feel much more happy to discover more than I know about myself. It might help discover the types of my family also. It would be life-changing to look in the mirror and go hey don't I look cute and not criticize myself! "
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toaltly@live.com - post on 12:31 on 04/18/2012


"I ran across Carol Tuttle's Chakra Energy System, accidentally, as I sought resources in self -help and self-growth on the internet last year. Her teachings, systems and inspiration have made a big impact on how I do life internally and am thrilled to get additional help with how I do life externally! Thank You Carol Tuttle!"
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edumom82 - post on 12:17 on 04/18/2012


"I need a DYT makeover for a couple of reasons. Last fall, my family was hit by a disastrous flood where we lost our entire home and most of our possessions. It would be wonderful to have some new clothes that I can feel comfortable in, for once! I am also a mother of 3 young girls under 6 and many days I feel so wrung out with raising them and dealing with our recent personal challenges from the flood that it would be so nice to feel like, not just a mother or wife, but also a woman."
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chrissik1 - post on 12:17 on 04/18/2012


"Because I have just started in 2011 to become true to myself. Ive always struggled with being me. Now that I am at a place in my early 30s, I am growing into the reality of who I am, and becoming comfortable with not idolizing who I 'want' to be.....but truly celebrating my full lips, my big nose and my brown skin and being okay with that. I have never been self-confident much, so I don't even know how it really feels to step into that space....but one thing I can tell you now is that.....IM READY."
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Karen L - post on 12:04 on 04/18/2012


"I need a makeover because I am tired of my "mom" uniform and look. "
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deannavoss - post on 12:03 on 04/18/2012


"I have always felt like I never look good in anything I wear. My father never made my mother or myself feel good about the way we were or dressed. He always wanted to try and change who we were. The older I've become I think that he never felt good about himself or his alcoholism so he managed by making others feel bad about themselves. No matter how hard I try, I can still sometimes hear his comments. Since I've been doing dressing your truth and learning that I'm a type 1 its been life changing. It feels amazing to know I'm bright, animated, fun, and have an upward movement! Better yet that its good to feel good about that and not that I need to change it. What's hard is getting rid of clothes that I love and are not right for me. If I do that, there will be no clothes to wear. I have bought things recently that are type 1 but I feel I do not have enough clothes to make outfits for a daily basis. The other struggle is knowing what is professional to wear for my career yet still being true to a type 1. For me, having this makeover would be more about getting the know how in dressing my truth and learning to rock it out! Thank you, Deanna Voss"
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happymom67 - post on 12:03 on 04/18/2012


"I need a makeoever because I have no idea where to begin. I have no sense of fashion and wander around in the clothing stores but never purchase anything because I don't know what is appropriate for my age, size, shape, etc. Help!! "
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daddysgirltoo - post on 11:57 on 04/18/2012


"I have been seeking and struggling with my self-image all my life. I think that I am a type 2, but am unsure. I've never really trusted myself to know what is best for me, and so I 've let others choose. I really want to know what is best for myself and to be at peace with myself and learn how to be the best me that I can. I've always felt a tug-of-war going on inside me and I think that it makes me always feel anxious and less than whole. I have tried to get your free course online but only the first episode reached me. I want help to feel comfortable being me. Please help me!!!"
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sricks1972 - post on 11:56 on 04/18/2012


"I feel like I'm stuck in a fashion rut lately...when I hit the stores, the styles all seem designed for the younger generation and not age appropriate for a gal in her late 50's. Please Help!!!"
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mcmullinrc - post on 11:55 on 04/18/2012


"I have just turned 66 this month and need a boost to keep up with two handicapped daughters that have come home to live with us, my husband of 7 years on the 20th of April and his 17 year old son. I am feeling just a bit old and behind the times. What worked when I was younger is out of step with the times. Weight gain , hairstyle.. no style. To tell the truth I am overwhelmed and feeling very frumpy! I need to rise from the ashes like the Phoenix to become a new, more vibrant woman. "
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brendaparrish@rocketmail.com - post on 11:42 on 04/18/2012


"I'm nominating catmamone@yahoo.com, she needs it and deserves it! "
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corigarrett@comcast.net - post on 11:41 on 04/18/2012


"I would love to win this makeover. An update is always a welcome change for any woman and who ever turns down a fashion shopping spree? NOT ME!"
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Simone - post on 11:40 on 04/18/2012


"I beleive dressing your truth is an excellent way to let your soul shine true, to really show the world who you really are. Simone"
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soap - post on 11:38 on 04/18/2012


"I've always thought of myself as a classic conservative; but as the years have gone by, I 've gained & lost weight a few times. My employment dictated how I dress and regulated my free time. I live in Big Sky Country. My closet which is more like a small bedroom is a mess, but I can't seem to throw much away or organize it. What should I keep & what should to throw out. I like to feel updated, like quality things, look age appropriate, & also blend in of a sort. I feel like I'm all over the map & need help! I often feel like a sophisticated big-city-woman living out in the country where everyone wears outdoor mountain sportswear! Please help me-I'm 27 years overdue for assistance. My sisters, friends & neighbors have made negative comments regarding my "colletible closet mess". I feel bad, but also feel stuck to fix it. I keep trying, but only one garbage bag at a time leaves my home. Thank you for your consideration. "
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skonko - post on 11:30 on 04/18/2012


"I am a widow with 4 young adult children and would appreciate help with my wardrobe. I am in a new phase in my life, with entering the dating scene again, and want to look young, but age appropriate. "
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BB2797 - post on 11:26 on 04/18/2012


"I need a "Dressing you Truth" makeover because after having three kids in 2 1/2 years I have lost me sense of style. I'm stuck in the sweats all the time phase. I'd like to break out of my funk and dress to embrace my new body."
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docia - post on 11:24 on 04/18/2012


"I have always been a people pleaser, and now I am ready to start giving myself a little consideration. I have spent the last 20 years raising my kids alone and concentrating on their needs, putting mine aside. Now that my youngest is a teen I feel like I finally can take time for myself! This makeover is just what I need to begin this new phase in my life!"
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mabrei - post on 11:23 on 04/18/2012


"I need a Dressing Your Truth Makeover because I need to find youth, beauty and style within myself."
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KarenG - post on 11:04 on 04/18/2012


"I'll be 51 this year and my son is heading off to college. This will start a new chapter in our lives, and I need a new "me" for my own sanity and my husband. I've put on a few pounds that I really need to get rid of, and every time I try on clothes at the store I get so disgusted that I walk out in a funk. Would love to know what works for this new, alien body I have."
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lindsigabler - post on 11:01 on 04/18/2012


"My mother was a color and fashion consultant my entire life and told me that I was a summer (comparable to a Type 2). The majority of my clothing has always been more in the softer colors & would receive compliments in them. Then I went through the energy profiling course and went to the class in person & was told that I was a Type 1. I went a year and a half believing I was a Type 1 & struggled with the clothing & jewelry that I saw other Type 1s wearing. I would try some of the colors, but I wasn't feeling connected to any Type 1 style. Then, through facebook, I was told by Carol herself that I was a Type 3. I was relieved to find out that I was a Type 3, but the style was completely opposite of what I had been told my whole life to wear. I need a makeover to be shown that Type 3 style can look good on me when I have been told that the colors are absolutely awful on me."
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puertoricolady41 - post on 10:57 on 04/18/2012


"I have three more weeks of chemo and then I am done. Since I lost over 50 lbs nothing in my closet fits and I really need a makeover!!"
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coreylou - post on 10:57 on 04/18/2012


"My entire life I have been trying to dress and act as a Type 3, because those were the values that my family associated with maturity, success, and intelligence. I discovered Dressing Your Truth through a friend this past year and know now that I am a Type 1 with a strong Type 2 secondary. Looking at my closet though, one would still think I'm a down to business type 3. I am just about to graduate with a Master's degree in education and embark on a new career path and changing out my closet has been difficult due to my meager student income. I would like tp create a new professional wardrobe that reflects my true nature and will help me to live fully in my air energy. "
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carpetbagger - post on 10:55 on 04/18/2012


"Now that I'm over 60 and my shape and looks have changed I can't seem to find clothes that are age appropriate and stylish. My wardrobe consists mainly of jeans, t-shirts and some nicer tops. I don't go out that much and can't seem to put a decent outfit together when I need to, and I don't feel confident about the way I look. I dread getting invitations where I feel I need to dress up. Other people can find clothes that look good on me, but I can't. I guess I don't know what to look for now. Please help."
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Sjohn0124 - post on 10:55 on 04/18/2012


"I am about to be a first time bride at age 64 and would love to add the dazzle of a makeover to this long awaited moment. Also I was an executive and am planning to reinvent myself as an entrepreneurial new business owner....the perfect time for a new look!"
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piercerswife - post on 10:49 on 04/18/2012


"I seem to wear the same thing all of the time. I do not know how to dress my body since gaining weight from a pregnancy and several miscarriages. HELP!"
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Gill M - post on 10:47 on 04/18/2012


"Even though it is over 20 years since I left the Corporate world, I still head for the suits whenever I visit a clothes store!... So I would love to find a new style that better suits my current lifestyle. Also, whenever I look back on old photos, I rarely feel my clothese look good, even if it was something I remember liking at the time. I think that means I NEED HELP :)"
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travelwithme - post on 10:44 on 04/18/2012


"I really need a makeover because I need help!!! I did buy the dressing your truth training but I can't go any further because I know you say I am the one who will know if I am a 1 or a 2 but I can't decide so I can't go on to listen to the 1 or 2. So I would LOVE the makeover because I know you will all make me look fabulous!!!! And I really really REALLY need help to know what kind of clothes fit me! I love bright colors but do they look good on me???? I just need help!!!! Thanks"
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alice70sgirl - post on 10:41 on 04/18/2012


"I am a jeans and t-shirt girl. I find it hard to find clothes that fit my body shape (large breasts, apple middle, no butt). I also have problems with my feet so I wear tennis shoes. I would so love to find and wear cute clothes and still be stylish and comfortable. I am a type 2. I will be 50 on 9/11 and it's time to get out of this rut. Thanks."
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bagley - post on 10:38 on 04/18/2012


"I need to win the dressing your truth makeover because the first time I heard about dressing your truth I did a half ass job of it. I didn't do all that was recommended by Carol Tuttle. I am now ready to listen and learn. Now I am back to my old patterns....help please!! Thank you."
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barbiejo78 - post on 10:38 on 04/18/2012


"I am 52 years young and have yet to find myself fashionwise. I stand in my closet in the morning and find that most of my clothes are black or have black as the predominant color. I love color and yet when I look at the dressing room mirror, I can't help feeling like an umpalumpa! Please help! "
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curtis - post on 10:29 on 04/18/2012


"My friends say I dress so not to be noticed. I need some help getting out of the comfort zone."
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Kareen - post on 10:29 on 04/18/2012


"I've read the Dressing Your Truth book, and it all makes sense to me. The energy profiling and DYT approach has helped me already, to understand myself and my family better. I could just use a boost in making the switch. I'm good at getting rid of the clothes that don't flatter me, but creating that wardrobe that does support me express my truth is a challenge for this busy working 40-something wife and mom of 6. "
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mcbmurdock@aol.com - post on 10:24 on 04/18/2012


"I think I am a type 3 and when I was younger I could get away with wearing all types and styles but now that I am 57 I find I do not look as good in some things as I do in others and I am trying to wear my hair shorter but I find that I let it grow out of habit. I have been wearing my hear lighter but sometimes miss the brunette in me. I need help as I am not finding it as easy to look good as I age as when I was younger. Can you help please?"
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pianogal - post on 10:22 on 04/18/2012


"I like to keep looking great and I feel that the older I get it's harder too. I still have many years ahead of me and would like to still look Fab!"
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HauteT - post on 10:21 on 04/18/2012


"I have recently lost 70 pounds and i am needing to buy a whole new wardrobe. I would love to have the information and education I need to buy what looks best on me!"
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Tohne - post on 10:17 on 04/18/2012


"Each one of us have story's and I to have mine. Putting it simply I would love to have any help possible from someone who really knows. I think I am worth it today ~_^. I have dark waist long hair and have had since I was young. I was in a chemical poisoning accident at work which caused neuropathy and fibro so finding "comfortable" clothing that still looks great is a challenge. My husband says when I look my best are usually my worst days because I try harder. If you look good you feel better. With that said I hope you consider the challenge in me."
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joyzkim - post on 10:12 on 04/18/2012


"Just ask my daughter who swears I should go on "how do I look?".....but I could really revamp my closet, hair, make-up etc.....just in time to turn "50" this July!"
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rglaser@tnsc.net - post on 10:10 on 04/18/2012


"I don't know if my answer was submitted I'm a single mother of 2 boys and focus on them and I have let myself go!!! I sadly wear wind pants and sweats on a daily basis!!!"
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Rachelkay - post on 09:58 on 04/18/2012


"dream come true. I was introduced to Carol's book about 7 years ago. And the book is continuing to change my life when I take the time to implement the words of wisdom within the book. I am a 40 something single mother of 4 great kids. (with my oldest boy leaving for a mission in a week from today). I have just completed my requirements for a Masters degree in School Counseling from USU, and will graduate on May 4. My future is staring at me in the face, I am full of excitement at what the future holds (but also needing courage and faith in my future). I have wanted to learn which type I am and learn how to dress the most flattering way for my type. But have not had the time to do so. (I have been a student since 2005 getting my bachelors degree in 2009 and starting my masters degree in 2009). So as I embark in my exciting new future it would benefit me so much to have such a wonderful gift of the dressing your truth and the shopping spree. Wow is all I can say I feel like this is just meant for me. May is my month so this would be the perfect addition, May is my graduation with my masters degree, mothers day, and my birthday I can't think of a greater gift that I could reciThis would be literally a dream come true. I was introduced to Carol's book about 7 years ago. And the book is continuing to change my life when I take the time to implement the words of wisdom within the book. I am a 40 something single mother of 4 great kids. (with my oldest boy leaving for a mission in a week from today). I have just completed my requirements for a Masters degree in School Counseling from USU, and will graduate on May 4. My future is staring at me in the face, I am full of excitement at what the future holds (but also needing courage and faith in my future). I have wanted to learn which type I am and learn how to dress the most flattering way for my type. But have not had the time to do so. (I have been a student since 2005 getting my bachelors degree in 2009 and starting my masters degree in 2009). So as I embark in my exciting new future it would benefit me so much to have such a wonderful gift of the dressing your truth and the shopping spree. Wow is all I can say I feel like this is just meant for me. May is my month so this would be the perfect addition, May is my graduation with my masters degree, mother%u2019s day, and my birthday I can't think of a greater gift that I could recieve then to learn how to present myself in a positive new light. eve then to learn how to present myself in a positive new light, to present my true self would be wonderful. And on top of it I would love to learn this amazing information and share it with my kids, and the students I am going to work with in the coming years. "
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Rachelkay - post on 10:06 on 04/18/2012 replied to Rachelkay


"I am not sure what happened with this message but it repeated some of what I said :( sorry "
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AvisB - post on 09:52 on 04/18/2012


"I am 68 and have been following the DYT on YouTube. Very intriguing. I have been shooting in the dark to update my look because I feel faded and frumpy. My 50th class reunion is this summer, I haven't seen these people since graduation and I want to look amazing. I want to look amazing daily. Life has so much more color when I look good. I am a Reiki Master Teacher, Healing Touch Practitioner and Clinical Hypnotherapist and I think the stereotype for healers in my area is to be drab looking. I want to update that misconception as well."
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ladydi - post on 09:51 on 04/18/2012


"I would love a dressing your truth makeoverbecause: I have learned so much about my type. I love the colors and everything I now know, but still find it difficult to put in to pracrise when I shop. I still find it frustrating. I would love to see what the makeover would help me with. Thank You!!:)"
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Leslie51 - post on 09:47 on 04/18/2012


"As a 50 year old(who btw who loves being in her 50's!) who has been divorced for 5 years and clinically depressed for over 15, I am just now starting to come into myself and understand how to love me - this is a happy time! Although others see me as well put together emotionally and probably physically I think there is something that is still missing, I love that I will always be a work in progress, however right now I feel like the outside needs to match the inside. I'm still not quite comfortable in my own skin or maybe I'm not comfortable in the clothes in my closet or how to buy clothes for me? I seem to do well helping friends and family? I have spent a lot of my life taking care of other people and I wonder if I have lost a part of me in that process and if now this is time to put me first(wow, that was hard). I am very good at helping other people find their place in the world, I am a leadership and career coach, but I think I could be even more effective if I dressed my truth, if I understood it a bit better. I think because of the path I have travelled I am finally ready to see who the true me really is and to live it on the outside. I would love your help. Thanks Leslie"
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sghulett - post on 09:30 on 04/18/2012


"I am a mother of 3 and grandma of 1. Over the last 13 years I have experienced panic/anxiety/depression disorder, 2 back surgeries, being over weight and becoming a grandma at 41. I have done alot on my own to slim down, change my inner and outter health but this would be the ultimate change I have experienced. I homeschool my children and give them everything. I don't really do alot for myself."
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lali - post on 09:28 on 04/18/2012


"to feel better with myself"
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sussexr - post on 09:26 on 04/18/2012


"I think I know my style but would like to update and put a little more definition to it. "
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janhen - post on 09:24 on 04/18/2012


"I would love to have a Dressing Your Truth makeover!! I am a mom of 4. Three boys and one girl ages 21, 17, 14, 7. I work part time and also home school my children (this is our 15th year homeschooling). My life is my family and I love that, but I am realizing I have lost who I am. I have been reading the dressing your truth book and am spending a lot of time praying and trying to figure out which type I am. I am pretty sure I am a type 2 in fact I already bought the type 2 dressing your truth course but I am still not sure. I have been shopping several times and walk out of the store empty handed. I feel like I just need some more help trying to figure out what really looks best and what is really me. I have never entered a contest before but I am really desperate and I love what I am reading about the dressing your truth program. I feel like for the first time I have found something that connects with me and most of my life I have felt like I just didn't fit. I would love to come to a place where I am embracing who God made me to be and I would love to pass this on to my daughter so she can start living her truth. Thanks so much for all you do! Jan "
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rglaser@tnsc.net - post on 09:23 on 04/18/2012


"I am a single mother of 2 boys who is not working now and I have let my fashion sense go!!! My son asks me to dress w/brighter colors and buys me jewelry to accessorize when he has his own money! He's 12 and my other son is almost 6!"
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mycyberdesk@yahoo.ca - post on 09:21 on 04/18/2012


"My grandmother lost her parents as a baby and my mother had little parenting skills. Some women in my family have their husbands dress them but that does not feel right to me. My father had mostly brothers, so he could not help me find a style either. My girlfriends in my twenties encouraged me to dress in "religious clothing", that did not feel right for me either, although I learnt a love of dresses. I need a plan to follow about dressing like a woman that can carry me through life. I've been paying for medical treatments, I'm getting better, but don't have the economic means to purchase it on my own. I've seen many makeovers, and have been wowed! I believe Carol provides a phenominol service to helping women with their image. Too many women let themselves go after fifty when this is the time to look your best!"
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mimi1411 - post on 09:13 on 04/18/2012


"Two words...shopping spree!!!!! Just kidding (sort of). I need a makeover because I'm in denial about my age."
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Shogan4truth - post on 08:48 on 04/18/2012


"I need a Dressing Your Truth makeover because I am an expression of Divine light and love and I am meant to radiate that to the world and everyone around me. I am meant to be aligned with all that supports me and is a mirror of the awe inspiring being that I am. I am meant to radiate that to all so that they too can feel that in the very core of their being and feel the awe of who they are. That is an inside feeling that needs to be reflected from the inside to the outside and Dressing Your Truth is a tremendous support in that it allows us to stand in that beauty and feel the Truth of who we are by affirming us and reminding us that just like the flowers and the trees, the mountains and the streams, and like all the magnificence of nature, we too are magnificent, fabulous women, men and children who deserve to be and clearly own that knowledge of ourselves so that we can see in ourselves and others the beauty we see all around us. It is an incredible, irresistible feeling to look at a certain type of flower or bird and to be confident in affirming to yourself that that same expression of beauty and exquisiteness is in me and is expressed by me. That is sheer awesomeness! Thanks Carol and all the Dressing Your Truth Team for seeing that in all of us and wanting to uncover that vision for all women and their families and loved ones to see. It is a powerful gift to hold that vision for all of us. With heartfelt appreciation. Namaste! Sharon"
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ngenys - post on 08:48 on 04/18/2012


"The reason I need a Dressing Your Truth makeover: Over the last 6 ½ years my world turned completely upside down. I buried my oldest child (a son who would be 30 now) a little over 6 years go, then 2 ½ years later buried my youngest daughter. I had a child in between the deaths of these two %u2013 and one after the deaths of these two (yes I barely got the last child here 6 months before I turned 50). During this same time period I lost my father, my inheritance, my performing arts studio (I fell apart after the death of my second one%u2014thought I sold it and my sweet employee decided not to pay me%u2026. I was in too bad a place to do anything about it) and my husband lost his job. I have gone from a place of feeling like life wasn%u2019t worth living to a place of at least stability and one of hope. I literally had to find reasons to live. On a side note, I know that we are supposed to bring things to us, and that we create our world %u2013 but I haven%u2019t been able to figure out how I brought the deaths of my children to me. I don%u2019t think I did. I have asked myself if it is possible that we bring most of what we experience, but we also live in a world of agency and some things are beyond our control. I have read Remembering Wholeness several times. I bought a ton of them and gave them all to friends one year for Christmas. You have helped me so much just from this book. I thank you for that. So, what does all of that have to do with this contest? I am now the one in my family who has to support us. I have started teaching performing arts again, and am in a position where I am trying to brand myself and have locations nationally. I am trying to change the face the arts, restore class and dignity, modesty and family friendly content. I sooooo need to have a style, find the right hair style (I just cut off 10 inches %u2013 but somehow this new style doesn%u2019t seem me either). I dress poorly and have no flair. I think I dress like I feel %u2013 like I am a tad bit defeated and very tired. Draw no attention to myself etc. After the deaths of my children I have had friends who did Dressing Your Truth. It completely changed them. I have wanted to do this since I heard about it. I just haven%u2019t had the ability to do so. I am not the same size as I used to be most of my life. I still have some of the %u2018baby fat%u2019 on me. I have NEVER had an issue with weight in the past%u2026 I am not fat, but my shape has changed. I desperately need help. All I can say is that receiving this gift would be and unbelievable blessing %u2013 one that is much needed and I would be more grateful than words can express. "
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ngenys - post on 08:51 on 04/18/2012 replied to ngenys


"I don't know why my post has weird symbols. I wrote it elsewhere and copied and pasted. When I read it here it didn't have any of them. Weird. Sorry about how hard it is to read it. :( "
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babelangan55 - post on 08:26 on 04/18/2012


"I notice as I've gotten older, some of the styles I've always employed are not working as well. I'm very aware of dressing "Age Appropriate" and want to still maintain some sense of fashion in the process. I've done well up until now and would like to continue aging gracefully!"
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barbaraburgess - post on 08:12 on 04/18/2012


"Hi, I believe I need a Dressing Your Truth Makeover because I often have big ideas about putting make-up on and buy the stuff but do not use it because I do not have the confidence to do so. I have also plucked out all my eyebrows for some reason and do not draw the lines back in. I am the same with clothing. I have big ideas but do not follow them through because I am not sure of myself. I have also lost weight, on purpose! And now my old clothes are too big - I am very glad to say. I keep fit and would like to dress my new body and make it look good but just feel unsure of myself all the time so continue in my old ways. xx"
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Shawna - post on 08:09 on 04/18/2012


"For the last 20 years I have been a fulltime mother homeschooling my children for most of that time and I put the care of myself last. Over the last few years I have been exercising, losing weight, and caring for me and thus, taking better care of my family now that I realize the importance of taking care of me. I have discovered that I REALLY enjoy interacting with people and find myself in the public more and more. So, now that the weight has come off and my energetic personality has returned, I would LOVE to have my appearance reflect the inward and physical changes that have occurred over the last 4 to 5 years. I would love to bring out natural and inward beauty to the outside!"
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barrowhome - post on 08:05 on 04/18/2012


"I have been out of work for quite sometime. I am not sure what style I have anymore. Before I was defined by what I did and even then when I look back I didn't have the style I thought I had...s c a r y lol. I would welcome and appreciate the help to show me how to dress at an affordable price. Thanks for the consideration! "
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vickijackson - post on 07:59 on 04/18/2012


"I have done an amazing amount of work to transform my interior and now would love to have my exterior reflect that same transformation. I want the world to see the new beginnings I have created for myself - my new life !"
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jwags - post on 07:58 on 04/18/2012


"As a mother of 3 kids (3 yr old twins and a 7 yr old) I often don't have the time or money to dress myself for success. In addition to that I have a full time job working from home so I don't need a work wardrobe which can leave my remaining options kind of boring. I wear sweats at times but also most jeans and whatever tshirt I can find. I would love a chance to do something to take care of ME and end up looking great in the end as well."
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sandramarvel - post on 07:55 on 04/18/2012


"Hi My name is Sandra. I deserve a make over because.... why not me? Something fabulous is about to happen and I want to look my best. I have transformed my emotional life and now I want the outside to match the inside!! "
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twinergy2 - post on 07:47 on 04/18/2012


"During a particularly trying time last year, my sister and I had the miraculous experience of being personally draped by Carol. We discovered we are both Type 4 women, but my sister has doubts. I wish she could continue this journey and see what a stunning woman she is--that she can allow her nature to show up for her in her own way. The universe needs her to. Thanks!"
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Tamili - post on 07:23 on 04/18/2012


"Looking at myself in pictures just makes me cry: what on earth was I thinking about when I chose those cloths???"
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ArtzGirl8 - post on 07:22 on 04/18/2012


"I'm the Homecoming Queen of my High School and I'm returning for my 30 year reunion this summer. I was in a car wreck this past year and have gained about 40 additional pounds and no longer can wear the clothing that I was wearing before. I'm embarrassed to go back and face my friends. I tried your online course and could not figure out which clothing type that I am. When I was thinner, I would have looked more like a type 3 or 4, but now I'm really not sure which one I look best in. I am drawn to more earthy tones or to the bright colors. I wore bright colors in my 20's and thought that I was a "spring", but later looked at myself in pictures and felt like I looked like a daffodil! I'm lost, I'm really not sure which of the 4 types I am. It would be great to find out where I could start pulling my "look" together before going back to my reunion in June!"
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KAREN COGBURN - post on 05:43 on 04/18/2012


"I tend to stick with the classics & basic colors."
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Lomccabe - post on 02:25 on 04/18/2012


"I have been told I dress frumpy. I like to think of it as being comfortable, but now that I'm back in an office environment, I don't want to be frumpy, but I don't have a good sense of fashion and I don't like to wear tight clothes."
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crystaldew - post on 02:05 on 04/18/2012


"I have learned my energy type, but would love to go through the course for it and learn how to better express it. I am one year postpardom from my third child and ready to take the plunge into revitalization. Thanks for this opportunity!"
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Soledad - post on 01:56 on 04/18/2012


"I need help because I have gained weight and will need new clothes for job that I hope I'll get soon. I have been underemployed for 4 years and unemployed for 4 1/2 months."
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carrieobrien - post on 01:55 on 04/18/2012


"I need all the help I can get with my style"
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danielledonohue - post on 23:57 on 04/17/2012


"After losing some weight, I am super low on clothes! Time for some clothes that fit!"
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orchidlady01 - post on 23:43 on 04/17/2012


"My daughters and sister say I'm way behind the times fashion-wise."
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omahablack - post on 23:19 on 04/17/2012


"Yes, seriously yes! Turning 50 this year, been out of work and could use this for my head and heart."
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deborahf2 - post on 23:12 on 04/17/2012


"The short answer is -I am stuck-stuck with old clothes that don't fit, stuck with more weight around my middle than I have ever experienced....I could really use some help!!"
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Red - post on 23:11 on 04/17/2012


"I really need a makeover. I feel very frumpy and dont have any style and I dont know what goes with what. I would love, love, love, to feel better about myself and look better. Please help! "
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BFfof - post on 23:10 on 04/17/2012


"I've gotten so casual that I feel like a plain Jane! I used to really put more energy into my wardrobe. It's partly where I live, being a boating area folks dress down and wear boat shoes with jeans/khakis; also my work place doesn't actually have a dress code, so we can wear whatever we want, that often ends up being jeans. Feel like I lost whatever style I usd to have. Really need some pizzazz!"
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diannerosmun - post on 23:05 on 04/17/2012


"I am the mother/step-mother of 7 children ages 20, 19, 17, 14, 13, 11 & 2. I will be 46 years old in a couple of months. I have spent the last couple of years working on spiritual development including focusing on my chakras (through the Chakra7 Program). I am working to improve my health by recently adapting a vegetarian diet, which has helped me to significantly lower my blood sugar (I have type 2 diabetes) and loose 25 pounds. Creativity is my heart's passion, which I lost for several years. Within the last year, I have reconnected with that part of me by writing and publishing a book in March 2011 and learning pottery and stained glass (things I've wanted to learn since I was in high school). My appearance has never been much of a priority for me, but with all the accelerated changes in my life I would like feel comfortable in the choices I make in how I look instead of just flying by the seat of my pants and relying on t-shirts and sweatpants as my staple. I would love to have the opportunity to continue my transformation through your "Life-changing makeover and shopping spree"."
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purpletink - post on 22:54 on 04/17/2012


"My friend says that i still dress like a little kid"
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nancdep5 - post on 22:53 on 04/17/2012


"I would love to know my style. I have lots of different styles that I wear and would like to know the best one for me."
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judyyack - post on 22:35 on 04/17/2012


"Wait, you mean sweat pants and a ratty t-shirt ISN'T my style truth? Help me!!!"
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mnladydi - post on 22:20 on 04/17/2012


"I'm a single mother who raised three children. The kids are all grown now, and I need a new look."
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tagphillips - post on 22:10 on 04/17/2012


"I just retired this year from 30 years of teaching and don't want to look like a school teacher anymore. There's a lot more to me than that! "
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olmdance4 - post on 22:09 on 04/17/2012


"Tragically, I have put everyone else first and I look like Frumpgirl."
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tagphillips - post on 22:08 on 04/17/2012


"I just retired from teaching school for 30 years. I don't want people to label me 'teacher' by my clothes anymore! There's a lot more to me than that. "
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sweeteepie965 - post on 22:07 on 04/17/2012


"At 53 I am still wearing blue jeans and a ponytail, I am getting back into my career as a realtor and could use the updateing."
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sarahbaldwin - post on 22:04 on 04/17/2012


"Because I've changed roles midlife from school teacher to entrepreneur and business woman."
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Becky Beer - post on 21:43 on 04/17/2012


"Because my wardrobe has been stuck for quite awhile."
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Becky Beer - post on 21:42 on 04/17/2012


"My wardrobe has been stuck for awhile. Very sad:("
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Becky Beer - post on 21:40 on 04/17/2012


"My wardrobe has been stuck for awhile."
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MimiDarling - post on 21:40 on 04/17/2012


"First because I want to confirm that my type is the one I am thinking of based on my self profiling %u2026 Second, I%u2019d like to understand why I fell ignored, un-noticeable and miss-understood. Is it because I don%u2019t dress according to my truth, I am getting older, or is just my mental programming that the %u201Cinterior%u201D is more important than the %u201Cexterior%u201D. "
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cgolliver - post on 21:18 on 04/17/2012


"I feel lost in limbo...too old for the trendy stuff; too young for black crepe and pedolator shoes. How can I look polished and elegant, up-to-date, but not like I'm competing with teenie boppers?"
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slgcamp - post on 20:56 on 04/17/2012


"I had always dressed stylishly, but after living with chronic pain over the last few years and being forced to quit work and go on disability, I have fallen into a fashion rut and have unfortunately lost my sense of style. Would be very grateful to win this as it would certainly help in my journey to bring back the real me!! Thanks and good luck everyone!!"
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Blanche - post on 20:51 on 04/17/2012


"I need a makeover for my current job and an upcoming career change. No longer a SAHM. I am now an empty-nester and making changes. "
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BlueGray - post on 20:48 on 04/17/2012


"I like button down shirts too much."
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faithmm - post on 20:45 on 04/17/2012


"I have always loved classic styled clothing. However, since I am now in my 50's, I think I need a bit of extra oomph to emphasize my attitude and my vitality! My students would love it!"
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kcirebreh - post on 20:37 on 04/17/2012


"I need this makeover.... all my clothes are hand-me-overs as I am and never have been a shopper. I love color but I always seem to be in gray with blue jeans... HELP!!!"
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robynfam - post on 20:34 on 04/17/2012


"I have been re-inventing myself this past year. I believe this makeover will give me more confidence to go after my dreams, I will feel better about myself."
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ecocat - post on 20:25 on 04/17/2012


"My family said I dress older than I look. It has became obvious when someone mistaken me for being my sisters' Mom. My sisters and I are only a year old apart."
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samashaw - post on 20:00 on 04/17/2012


"I have lost myself. I am 63 years young, retired, married, and grandmother to 3 wonderful children. I have forgotten how to dress myself. Help please?"
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pepper3 - post on 19:18 on 04/17/2012


"I would love to spice up my look without looking foolish after 50."
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michy2666 - post on 19:09 on 04/17/2012


"Because my closet full of black clothes is getting tiring, and hot, in Florida!!!!"
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missdenise - post on 19:05 on 04/17/2012


"I am in a rut, I have the same style I had 20 years ago."
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exceptional@rogers.com - post on 18:43 on 04/17/2012


"In my twenties I was very stylish, with lots of edgy styles, great colour sense, and shoes (that was in the eighties). In my thirties, I started to get lost in styles that didn't suit my body, and now in my 50's I just can't find a style that makes me sing with happiness. How could I have so completely lost it??? Is it age? Or is it that there just aren't a lot of fun styles out there for my generation?"
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kmariem18 - post on 18:43 on 04/17/2012


"I dress okay, but am quite sure that I could use some style assistance."
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pjadams - post on 18:34 on 04/17/2012


"I've been trying on my own to "place" myself, and "being everything to/for everybody....AKA shapeshifter. I don't know who I am - don't think I have EVER known. But I need to know."
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thedancer3211 - post on 18:32 on 04/17/2012


"To be honest I am having a hard time adjusting to my age :( and I am stuck in the 80's I know it is time for a change......................."
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caityranda - post on 18:31 on 04/17/2012


"When it comes to my wardrobe I could really could use some direction because I have become clueless as to what looks good on my body. They say the truth hurts but in a good way because it helps you every time."
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smile - post on 18:26 on 04/17/2012


"I am having an over the hill attach. I need to find me again so that I am not so hateful to my family. I need a new lift to find myself again and be me."
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stephaniehallred - post on 18:25 on 04/17/2012


"I would love to dress my truth. I've watched my mom and she loves it. All her clothes just work together. I recently moved out on my own, work a lot and go to school. It's all very expensive! So is buying clothes that don't work. The beauty course would be so cool. I know my room mates and friends would love to win this too, but I'm not going to tell them about it yet - haha. They can learn from me. So, choose me, choose me and help me start out in the world the right way. Thank you!"
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Kourtney - post on 18:05 on 04/17/2012


"I already dress my truth and I love it so much. It has changed more then just what I wear it has given me a sense of peace to accept who I am and accept those around me. I would like to nominate my adorable grandmother whom I believe is a type 1. She will be turning 75 in a few months and I have wanted to purchase this program for her. She has wanted to purchase the program as well but with her strict social security income she is not able to do so. I would love to purchase it for her as well however, with a young family the extra hundred dollars always seems to be used for something else. I want to express my love and graditude to my grandma. Grandma was the one who introduced me to shopping, my grandpa says that the first week she meet me after birth she took me into little botiques to teach me about fashion and the shopping has never stopped. Sometimes I do have to say especially as a teenager it was difficult becasue her style and mine are different and i couldn't figure out why she looked so good in Junior clothing and me a teenager didn't I am a type3, with the help of dressing your truth I figured it out aand now I want to pay it forward to her so her shopping experiences can be that much better. While my grandma is older in years you would never know it, I still think she is in her earlier 40's with the activities she enjoys her youthful apperance and zest for life. My sweet adorable grandma has helped me become the women that I am today and I think she would be so thrilled to receive this great honor. I do hope that Carol has the oportunity to meet this amazing women. Thank you for your time and I wish all those who have sumbited entries Good Luck!"
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ashbash - post on 18:05 on 04/17/2012


"I would like to know how to dress the true me inside and what hair style would be truthful on me. "
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hetpete - post on 18:00 on 04/17/2012


"I'd like to find out who the real me should look like! I don't know how to strike the balance between too young & too old."
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annemarie - post on 18:00 on 04/17/2012


"Too many clothes - nothing to wear!"
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vicki.bogart - post on 17:58 on 04/17/2012


"I lost my sense of style awhile back."
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hrbeck_98 - post on 17:58 on 04/17/2012


"I admit I have no sense of style but I also have no money. I've been living on disability income for many years. The clothes I buy are from Kohl's clearance rack. If they fit, they're fine because style isn't an option. I could use some help."
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mathmom - post on 17:58 on 04/17/2012


"I'd like to find out who the real me should look like!"
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janarooke - post on 17:23 on 04/17/2012


"I never know if I am dressing for me or trying to reflect someone or something else. HELP! I will be 60 this year and this has always been a problem. Thanks y'all!"
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flowerdiva - post on 17:06 on 04/17/2012


"I do not know what the real me is. I feel I am dressing a lie sometimes. As much as I like to receive help at department stores and try to keep up with the trends, I am not sure things look well on me. Sure the sales assistants are there to help. Most of them want a sale and I can appreciate that. Being truthfull to oneself is a hard thing to do, I want to look age appropriate whatever that is. I need REAL ,TRUTHFUL guidance to give me the assurance I need to make a sensible choice in what really works best for me."
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marla_j98 - post on 16:45 on 04/17/2012


"Because I am a combination of about 3 types! Would like to refine for the real me. :o)"
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sheilachaffins - post on 16:44 on 04/17/2012


"I havn't bought any new clothes in a while. I am also a new Vegan and I have lost a little weight. I need a totally new look now. Please pick me!!"
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glorious - post on 16:28 on 04/17/2012


"I have recently lost 37 pounds and need new ideas for the new me!!!"
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wizardewu - post on 16:23 on 04/17/2012


"I need to find a look that would be appropriate for my age but also show my youthful side."
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carlao1221 - post on 16:15 on 04/17/2012


"I've just recently started dating after my husband died and I need a fresh start."
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kathleen.cramer@gmail.com - post on 16:10 on 04/17/2012


"I choose the same style I wore in 1976 and I'm getting too old for that!"
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animalauthor - post on 16:09 on 04/17/2012


"I work at home and would like a polished look to wear to book signings and festivals. "
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lorimed75@gmail.com - post on 16:00 on 04/17/2012


"Since turning now 56 I am having a very difficult time finding a style. what adds to this difficulty is I am plus sized. I feel frumpy, unhappy with myself and very discouraged. I want to look and feel fresh and radiant again but haven't a clue as how to reach that goal. This makeover would be an answer to my dreams of looking attractive again. Good luck to all those entering!!! And thanks to Faboverfifty for always giving us great opportunities to improve ourselves!"
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Kathy Allen - post on 15:54 on 04/17/2012


"I don't know how to strike the balance between too young & too old."
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Mimzy Cat - post on 15:49 on 04/17/2012


"I recently retired from a partime job where I had no dress code and wore slacks and shirts. No one really saw me so it didn't really matter. I now need to attend business trips and functions with my husband who is an educative in a large corporation. My 24 yr. old daughter used to help "dress" me but she is now married and has moved away! My daughter in law keeps saying to dress "age appropriately" put I still feel like I am young, until I look in the mirror! I need help to figure out what is appropriate for an aging., Overweight grandma! I couldn't dress myself when I was young, I still don't know what looks good now that I am older. I don't want to be an embarrassment to my husband at company events! I need HELP!"
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karenmm58 - post on 15:44 on 04/17/2012


"I never feel totally put togther. I lost weight and inches and woudl like to show it off "
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Debbie Martin - post on 15:39 on 04/17/2012


"I manage a small boutique, so I am constantly surrounded by wonderful clothes and accessories. But it would be a real eye opener to have someone help me see myself from a new perspective, and that would help me with my clients and customers. "
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mdemarais59 - post on 15:35 on 04/17/2012


"I have never been good at putting together "outfits" . I need this help!!!"
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Stormabrewin - post on 15:33 on 04/17/2012


"I have been through many life changes in the past couple of years. Moving from the midwest to the east, becoming a grandmother. I now have time to concentrate on "me" and want to live my life with style!"
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tlo - post on 15:23 on 04/17/2012


"I am turning 55 this summer and have been thinking of changing my style a little."
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vegas1818 - post on 15:17 on 04/17/2012


"I recently re-connected with a college boyfriend and pulled out the old photo albums. The good news is I sort of still fit into a shirt I wore when we went out, but the bad news is I still am wearing some of my old plaid shirts!"
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kgritts - post on 15:12 on 04/17/2012


"I need a makeover to help me find my place in style!! I love fashion but don't quite know where I fit into it. My daughter thinks I dress old. My friends think (or at least tell me) that I dress great. Help!"
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mhold - post on 14:51 on 04/17/2012


"My closet is filled to the TJ MAXX with clothing bought on sale (read 'clothes that no one else wanted'). I would like to TARGET items to delete from hanger and drawer that no longer serve. Will you join me in becoming MARSHALLS of this project? Please? (And, if I don't win, I wish this for the winner: lots of pun in the process!)"
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carmenwood - post on 14:44 on 04/17/2012


"I need help! My wardrobe is blah, my hair is outdated, and I'm just a mess all around. HELP!"
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jenergy2004 - post on 14:42 on 04/17/2012


"I waste too much money on individual pieces that catch my eye and then don't go with anything else I own! I don't have a clear sense of cohesive style and need help."
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Leah686 - post on 14:39 on 04/17/2012


"At 67, I have just launched myself into a new career as a writer to support myself and would very much appreciate the opportunity to get help in updating my appearance. Thank you for considering me."
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aregis - post on 14:38 on 04/17/2012


"So my husband, mother, father and mother-in-law will quit bugging me about my appearance."
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steviesmom - post on 14:34 on 04/17/2012


"I have been struggling with my hair and look for years....I NEED HELP!!!"
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jtrush - post on 14:32 on 04/17/2012


"I am still wearing clothes I have had for ten years or more. If anyone needs a new style, I do."
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ruby1dsd - post on 14:26 on 04/17/2012


"Living on only disability income, it's nearly impossible to squeeze current style into your budget; unless you happen to stumble upon a clearance or consignment find that's not outdated style-wise. There is just no such thing as splurging, no matter what you may see and like."
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stressa - post on 14:24 on 04/17/2012


"My mother in law does a fabulous job dressing herself beautifully already. I know if she had the course she would have so much fun dressing her truth and learning more about this information. "
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mmimilinda - post on 14:17 on 04/17/2012


"I need Dressing Your Truth makeover, because , at 67, it's time to adjust how I dress and makeup to help me not look like I'm a 35 wanna-be. "
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superdumb - post on 14:15 on 04/17/2012


"I've been dressing about the same since I was 15. I need some new ideas."
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baweatherford - post on 14:14 on 04/17/2012


"It would be fun to see how far off base I am regarding to my own style, and it would give me some great ideas to move towards."
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mermaidsblood - post on 14:08 on 04/17/2012


"I think I'm finally ready to settle down with my wardrobe as I head into my 53rd year"
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Vivivoom - post on 14:08 on 04/17/2012


"I'm stuck in the past, style-wise, but my body has moved on. What looked good on me in the past, no longer does. I'm so depressed about this, don't know where to start to find my true style self..... Your opportunity would be so helpful to me."
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Longhornmom - post on 14:02 on 04/17/2012


"I just hit my 50's and I haven't changed my style since high school. Still very preppy. I need to change my style to be more age appropriate, but not dull!"
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tdixon1957@sbcglobal.net - post on 13:55 on 04/17/2012


"need something different"
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RarnChild - post on 13:54 on 04/17/2012


"I'm almost 57 and still haven't found my fashion style. I'm a grown-up (supposedly ;-) hippie who still likes that look, but I'm also a professional - so that look won't work on the job. Help!"
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Jables - post on 13:52 on 04/17/2012


"I have worn the same style of clothes, hair, and makeup since I was in high school, and I graduated in 1984!"
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belindabg - post on 13:49 on 04/17/2012


"With my hair thinning so badly and menopause causing all sorts of body changes (in shape, size, etc.) I really need some professional help to look good again. It would be wonderful to leave the house feeling and looking my best instead of always second-guessing myself. PICK ME!!"
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pavanco - post on 13:47 on 04/17/2012


"I am in the process of a divorce after 25 years of marriage and need a total reinvention of self."
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clcowart - post on 13:41 on 04/17/2012


"I am a "stay-at-home" grandma on SSD. I take care of my grandchildren---but not myself!!! Getting "spruced" up would be fantastic!!!"
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carol.geiger@gmail.com - post on 13:36 on 04/17/2012


"I wear a uniform to work. but my non-work wardrobe consists entirely of t-shirts for summer and turtlenecks for winter, supplemented with polartec jackets or sweatshirts. "
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brittneyq - post on 13:29 on 04/17/2012


"I am already a Dressing Your Truth member, but I would surprise my mom with this. My Dad was recently diagnosed with cancer and it has been really stressful on my mom. I think she deserves to learn more about her true self and I think it would help her be more comfortable in her own skin. She is an amazing woman and I would love to see her even happier. "
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hansenpj05 - post on 13:28 on 04/17/2012


"I only own 2 pairs of pants and a few shirts all else was lost in a flood and would love to be able to get a few more outfits"
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Polly - post on 13:25 on 04/17/2012


"Oh, my.....this sounds SO fun and exciting! I consider myself somewhat of a fashionista, but what a treat it would be to find out what's really going on here :) Pick me, Pick me!!! "
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dmnyes - post on 13:17 on 04/17/2012


"I need all of the help that I can get."
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adina39 - post on 13:07 on 04/17/2012


"I'm practically clueless when it comes to "putting it all together". Sometines it's hard to find the "real me" when it comes to clothes, shoes, accessories, hair and makeup. I would love to get a headstart figuring this all out. "
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jclark - post on 12:58 on 04/17/2012


"I am a bar and restaurant manager and it seems like I only have uniform clothes. Need something to go out at night. I do not have any style..."
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swoogietwo - post on 12:48 on 04/17/2012


"I have two sons graduating one H.S. the other Middle School and recently retired from the NYC Police Dept. My wardrobe consists of jeans and tee shirts could use a WOW outfit for the occassions listed above. "
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mandrada - post on 12:48 on 04/17/2012


"I would love to win this with my mother so we can share more bonding experience and enjoy being pampered together " dressing up' to prove a status that women are POWER and amen to that!"
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dscandone - post on 12:45 on 04/17/2012


"I would have loved to enter but I find it so offensive that you asked for my friends email - that I don't know if I'll be visiting FOF any longer myself....."
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ceruttiwoman - post on 12:39 on 04/17/2012


"For the first time in my life I am actually able to find out who I want to be and what I want to do. I was married to a very controlling man who even controlled what I wore. I escaped that situation and then, out of neccessity, went to work at the family business that was not my passion. Again, I had to dress for a "role". Now it's time for ME but I have a hard time figuring out exactly what that is. This would be an awesome oppurtunity!"
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chris - post on 12:35 on 04/17/2012


"I would love to feel confident and fashionable about how I look when I dress for work or a special occasion -- I know if I had a three-way mirror I would never leave the house!"
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fiftyandfabulous - post on 12:33 on 04/17/2012


"I am already a member of Dressing Your Truth and I LOVE it! I would love to win this contest for my mother. She is over 50 by 21 years now. I know this program can change her life as it has mine. She is already a beautiful woman, but I know she would benefit from this program so much. She has many health issues and has been through so much. Where she is limitted by her health as to how much she can get out and be around other women and shop and enjoy the fun things she used to, I know that winning this contest would brighten her life. Because it is an on-line course, she could learn from home how to Dress her Truth. She could also shop the on-line Dressing Your Truth store. I want so much for my mom to embrace her true self in every way. It would be so healing for her."
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laurava - post on 12:28 on 04/17/2012


"I'm in my mid-fifties and starting to feel "frumpy" because I can't find my style. I don't want to dress like my mother, but also don't want to dress like my daughter. I was a "winter" 30 years ago and my skin tone has changed- I'm having difficulty finding flattering colors as well. "
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Rozzie68 - post on 12:23 on 04/17/2012


"Wow, what an opportunity to look stylish at my age, yet also have my own style of tailored, crisp and unique !! Just turned 70, what a neat birthday gift. "
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saintm - post on 12:21 on 04/17/2012


"I am recovering (still), after being critically ill a couple of years ago. Everything about my physical being has changed (my size, shape, appearance), and I don't know how to style this new body. This makeover would be a dream come true."
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kachinarine - post on 12:20 on 04/17/2012


"I truly want to be fab over fifty and I'm not so sure I'm pulling that off in my current style."
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Mamavalveeta03 - post on 12:20 on 04/17/2012


"This has been an incredibly stressful year for me and my family. I was suffering from clinical depression when we got word that my beloved 16-yr. old niece had leukemia. She passed away on July 3. That has been devastating, but we also moved across the country,away from family due to my husband's job. Plus, I faced surgery for a multiply torn achilles tendon and a long rehab which, after a year, still isn't over and left me with a 35 lb. weight gain because of inactivity. I could use a fresh start, to feel like a new me and get me back on the road to health and productivity in my life."
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JayneRae - post on 12:20 on 04/17/2012


"I used to have no problem looking wonderful in anything. Now I have a different body to work with and no longer understand what my style is or should be! Help....please."
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sc2466 - post on 12:18 on 04/17/2012


"Now that I am 55 I have no idea how to dress."
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gmlehman - post on 12:17 on 04/17/2012


"Even though I'm twice the size I once was, I still am attracted to and buy clothing for "that girl". I buy clothes for work and such, and I still like color (whether it draws attention or not). I can relate to a lot of the posts so far about self esteem or the fact that I dress for work, but don't go much of anywhere else. But I have two wardrobes and I really need to get my head around what style "I" am."
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Karen Cunningham - post on 12:17 on 04/17/2012


"I retired this year and am feeling the need for a look that's me now."
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wendy in wyoming - post on 12:16 on 04/17/2012


"I'm not really sure what my style is anymore"
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judithmarshall - post on 12:10 on 04/17/2012


"I am in my glorious second adulthood and need to embrace the new woman I've become."
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Casey Anderson - post on 12:08 on 04/17/2012


"If you could see me, you wouldn't have to ask. I am stuck in a rut. I don't like anything about me. I don't like anything on me. It seems everything in the stores are for pencil thin people. I have always been very hard & extremely critical on myself. There isn't one thing I would compliment myself on. Self image sucks. I need help. At this point I will not go anywhere except work and that is a necessity."
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maggierowe@tyndale.com - post on 12:07 on 04/17/2012


"As a 59-year-old working professional, it's about time I started to learn to dress according to my type. Would love to win please!"
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chad3520 - post on 12:04 on 04/17/2012


"have all old stuff"
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JMeidel - post on 12:03 on 04/17/2012


"My style is no style. I wear black most of the time (it is supposed to hide a multitude of sins). I want to look put together. I hate to shop because I don't know what to buy. Help..."
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drbarnes1 - post on 12:02 on 04/17/2012


"I seem to be at an awkward age where my heart is still in youthful fashions yet my body just doesn't want to cooperate with most of those styles. I need professional help! "
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Melitta - post on 12:00 on 04/17/2012


"With my 50th birthday approaching in July I would loooove to enter the next half century of my life being the very best self I can be, not only inside but also on the outside!!! Having modeled many years ago I've lost a little of being all that :)). Please help. I would be so thrilled."
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kariann - post on 11:59 on 04/17/2012


"I've always admired the classic look but when I try and put it together it looks too casual....help..........."
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beth5222 - post on 11:58 on 04/17/2012


"I am a mess!"
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Rfg 142 - post on 11:57 on 04/17/2012


"I feel outdated by my look and I do not know where to start to change!"
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Nan L. - post on 11:57 on 04/17/2012


"I need this because I have no idea what I'm doing! I don't see myself objectively."
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mothernature34 - post on 11:56 on 04/17/2012


"I lost my husband a year ago and am now trying to find my way back into the world of singles. Am 77,look 15 years or more younger and need help looking my best without looking ridiculous. Not trying to look like a twenty year old,just my best."
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ktpotat - post on 11:56 on 04/17/2012


"I pretty much wear the same thing most of the time.I work for a non-profit so I don't make enough for a new wardrobe so I just go on as I am.I color my own hair but I haven't had it cut in long time so I always just pull it back in a ponytail.I'd have to say I'm desperate for a makeover."
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SuzieQ617 - post on 11:53 on 04/17/2012


"If you could see me I wouldn't have type a thing..I'm 55 and have know idea what's age appropriate as far as clothing. I love color and a bit on the wild side. I spend endless hours online looking at various items and my head spins. I have also lost a lot of weight due to a past illness and have limited clothing. I was very excited that this also includes makeup and hair. As you well know, at my age your skin isn't what it used to be. Although I do keep my skin in good shape, I haven't been successful in choosing the right makeup for my skin tone. My niece goes to school for hairdressing and I'm her mannequin! Yes, I desperately need to win this!!!!!.....this coming weekend I'm meeting with 11 friends that I've known since childhood. I needed to win this last week,but would surely welcome it now!"
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loeloe - post on 11:52 on 04/17/2012


"I need a makeover because I am stuck in the middle of Iowa flyover country, surrounded by polyester. I remember a time when I was a professional designer in San Francisco and had to look good. Now the challenge needs to come from within. My closet contains of few relics of this bygone era, complete with extra-bold shoulder pads. Did I say it was a while since I moved here?"
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knewton625 - post on 11:48 on 04/17/2012


"Four weeks ago I fell off my high heeled wedges and broke my foot in 3 places. I've been in a non-walking cast since. All of my wardrobe is geared to high heels and I'm sure those will not be an option when the cast comes off for quite some time. I need to look polished and professional for work and honestly have no idea how to do that in flats, especially with my current wardrobe!"
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FabulousMimi - post on 11:46 on 04/17/2012


"I have lost weight and no longer know what looks good on me!"
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frogers - post on 11:42 on 04/17/2012


"My body is changing! I have muffin tops where I never used to...can't wear some of the clingy things very well anymore....need help so I don't look like an OLD LADY!"
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EHowat - post on 11:40 on 04/17/2012


"Many of my clothes are no longer appropriate for my age and condition, or lack there of! Shorts and dresses are bit too short and I am starting to feel a bit matronly. YUCK!! Now is a great time for me snap it up!"
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Maraleung - post on 11:38 on 04/17/2012


"I'm about to turn 65 this July, I've put on a little weight, I always had agreat figure and never had to worry about what looked good on me. Now, nothing fits, nothing looks good, everything I like is for a younger person. I'm terrified of looking like "mutton dressed as lamb". Also I decided to embrace my gray hair so my makeup and clothing colors all look wrong -- help, please! "
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fjstroud - post on 11:38 on 04/17/2012


"I am 51 with a 7 year old and trying to keep looking Fab and could use some help."
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Garrett Ann Dent - post on 11:37 on 04/17/2012


"I am turning 60, I have no style left, I am moving to New Orleans in May for a fresh new restart of my life. I need all the help I can get. I gained way too much weight in the past 2 years, now's the time to get rid of it and stop being so sad and alone. I am lucky enough to have friends in NOLA that are their to help me get healthy again. "
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ellenherbert - post on 11:35 on 04/17/2012


"At 51, I am struggling to find what is truly me - not wanting to try to be younger, but also need to reflect my energy and who I am as an aging woman."
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vkisamore - post on 11:34 on 04/17/2012


"My 18 year old laments that I have "no style." and she is correct. I wear jeans and oversized tees. "
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debrajwebb - post on 11:25 on 04/17/2012


"To start the new beginnings second act of my life story that I am creating!"
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nlm63117 - post on 11:25 on 04/17/2012


"I am afraid to try new things as I do not know what is appropriate for my age and still is fashionable. PLEASE, I do not want to be one of "those" women stuck in an age or still trying to look like a teen/20 something, looking foolish instead of great. "
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kklazar - post on 11:24 on 04/17/2012


"Two years ago, I retired from a 33 year career in education. This year, I lost 35 pounds. I think it's time for the "new me" to LOOK like a "new me"!"
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Sharronsue - post on 11:22 on 04/17/2012


"Let's face it!! Who does not need a dressing makeover?? I could use one desperately! I am a young "62" yr old and have alot of health problems. My weight has shifted some & I could use some professional advice. I am very outgoing & we go out alot, especially with our Karaoke friends! I would LOVE to dress to impress! Thanks for this opportunity!"
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yoga lover - post on 11:21 on 04/17/2012


"After menopause my body is changing shape and I need to find all new ways to deal with this - and would rather do it as fashionably as possible! :)"
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amyfree - post on 11:19 on 04/17/2012


"I want to dress young and fun. But not too young! How can I maintain an interesting wardrobe and still be appropriate?"
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marykindlove - post on 11:16 on 04/17/2012


"I have gained alot of weight latey due to medicines I have to take."
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Suzzanne Myer - post on 11:15 on 04/17/2012


"I would like to finally figure out my style."
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mtwheat - post on 11:15 on 04/17/2012


"I'm 55 years and have been wearing Jeans and t-shirts for the last 10 years. I've forgotten how to dress myself and feel attractive. Would love to be able to do that again. "
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Suzzanne Myer - post on 11:14 on 04/17/2012


"I would like to figure out my individual style finally!"
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LindyBelle - post on 11:13 on 04/17/2012


"I have a wardrobe of classics, and I would love to learn how to tailor it to a unique, individual style. Some help with accessories and accent pieces to punch my look up would be so welcome."
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riverall - post on 11:13 on 04/17/2012


"I'm kind of stuck in a rut and need some help. Back to office work after a couple of years working a small business, and could use the pointers. Thanks!"
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dogladydi - post on 11:10 on 04/17/2012


"Way too much in my closet that is never worn!"
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dwatson724 - post on 11:06 on 04/17/2012


"I try to pick clothes and styles that look good on me, but I know I could benefit from some expert advice. I recently lost a job but was fortunate to find a new one. I also just started seeing someone. I would love to look my best."
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toba1 - post on 11:03 on 04/17/2012


"Have turned 80 and am concerned about looking and feeling dowdy--want to stay young-at-heart."
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ter - post on 11:03 on 04/17/2012


"steroids have made me not able to fit in my clothes"
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findmg@gmail.com - post on 11:01 on 04/17/2012


"Let me count the ways. . . .I turn55 this year, I'm in anew relationship and want to look my best. I went from corporate to artist and having a hard time adjusting to the difference in clothes. Really want to find my STYLE!!!!!!"
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juls404 - post on 10:58 on 04/17/2012


"To freshen up my wardrobe."
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aavogel - post on 10:57 on 04/17/2012


"I just turned 50, i've gained some weight in my middle section. I want to dress age appropriately but stylish. Also I work from home so I am in sweats alot . I would love a nice suit with a skirt or skort, to wear this summer to parties."
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susanruth - post on 10:57 on 04/17/2012


"Want to face the world as the real me"
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MrsK - post on 10:56 on 04/17/2012


"I am back in the job "hunt" and being in my 50's competing in a challenging job market against a much younger workforce, could use a make over to ensure success! I need an updated style!!"
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catsrule9999 - post on 10:56 on 04/17/2012


"I've been working (playing) with my style for some time now, but need a bit more focusing and some new ideas!"
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btherese - post on 10:54 on 04/17/2012


"I honestly do not know what my "type" is anymore. Since I remarried 6 years ago and we blended our family of 8, I became frumpy again, gained weight, became mildly depressed (though it was not my husband's fault in any way, but many circumstances and changes all rolled into one), and I just don't know *who* I am... I could really use this. My family would be also grateful!"
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gleefulmom - post on 10:53 on 04/17/2012


"Trying hard to be FOF! "
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Godsdancer523 - post on 10:53 on 04/17/2012


"Because it is time to embrace the fact that fashion is always moving forward and I have been stuck......"
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kittywhiskers - post on 10:52 on 04/17/2012


"Because I need to express/develop and show my style and flair."
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suri40 - post on 10:51 on 04/17/2012


"In need of a change."
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sandmmom - post on 10:51 on 04/17/2012


"Because I am set in my ways, hate change and my 40th reunion is in June....."
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Mrsfitz - post on 10:50 on 04/17/2012


"I love all types of clothes and colors, however I'm not 5"10" and 100 pounds...now that I'm fof I really should get some help!"
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elizabeth310c - post on 10:48 on 04/17/2012


"time for a change"
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jackip - post on 10:48 on 04/17/2012


"I am cleaning out my closet with 40 years of stuff (couldn't bear to part with things "I might wear again...") and trying to change my image. This would be such a great opportunity for me."
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Gerrie Maixner - post on 10:48 on 04/17/2012


"New Year, New Season, New Me!!!"
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caseyd - post on 10:48 on 04/17/2012


"I need a do over."
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weaver - post on 10:44 on 04/17/2012


"Because shopping is so confusing!"
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weaver - post on 10:43 on 04/17/2012


"Because shopping is so confusing!"
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Mommitch - post on 10:42 on 04/17/2012


"I thought I knew my "truth" but I think it's changed as my children have grown and grand children have come on the scene. I need to "rediscover me"!"
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fherzig - post on 10:38 on 04/17/2012


"I have absolutely no idea how to dress as a sixty-something adult. I still want to be a twenty-something and dress provocatively. Sorely need your guidance - and your money!!"
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mamates - post on 10:38 on 04/17/2012


"It has been so long since I even dressed up I would feel like a princess."
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Connied54 - post on 10:37 on 04/17/2012


"It has been so long since I actually chose a style. I could really use an update for work and casual!"
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jhb2110@comcast.net - post on 10:36 on 04/17/2012


"Until about 2 years ago I got up every morning and got dressed for work. Now I stay at home to take care of my aging Mom, not to mention my 16 year old step son came to live with us. I have kind of gotten lost in the shuffle! "
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sscatlady - post on 10:33 on 04/17/2012


"i am in a rutt..same old, same old...i am ready for a change. thank you."
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BwyBelter - post on 10:32 on 04/17/2012


"Wardrobe makeover that works for both auditions & job interviews!"
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MissPriss48 - post on 10:32 on 04/17/2012


"Because I would love to up-date my style an look appropriate for my age (48)"
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ygnyc - post on 10:31 on 04/17/2012


"Menopause and being sad all the time are my reflective colors.... I need unshine in my life...I want colors to be a reflection of me!"
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spajul - post on 10:31 on 04/17/2012


"I just need to find me again. Be proud and confident."
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westwind16 - post on 10:31 on 04/17/2012


"I want to be stylish, I want to dress for my age without becoming frumpy, I want clothes that flatter my body type, my personality and my flair!"
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cathymc - post on 10:28 on 04/17/2012


"I need new, fresh ideas on how to look my best."
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KAREN COGBURN - post on 10:27 on 04/17/2012


"I tend to stick to 3 basic colors. Would love to try new colors & styles."
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schnoodle - post on 10:27 on 04/17/2012


"I've been working out of my house for 5 years now, I confess my "uniform" is now jeans and a T-shirt in the cool months and a T-shirt and short in the warm months. This look communicates "I don't care" to the world and I really do - but I just can't get myself out of this rut"
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jaye761 - post on 10:26 on 04/17/2012


"Age, body changes, life changes and a closet that has only black loose pants with maybe 8 tops, 1 black dress, and 2 pairs of black shoes. A well worn red bag and that's it folks. I've gone shopping many times, tried on 50 pieces in one shopping trip, still walked out with zip. It's time to admit that I can't dress this 58 year old body. As a Project Coordinator with a large telehealth company, and a Coach in Self Expression Leadership Program, I need a style that speaks fun, yoga, professional, and comfort. Can you help me? Thanks, Jaye Lynne"
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VMAH - post on 10:25 on 04/17/2012


"I think I need more color in my attire but am not sure which ones are best for me."
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joyvol - post on 10:23 on 04/17/2012


"At 51, it's hard to dress age appropriately and not look like a 'teenager wanna-be' or one of my mother's bridge friends. Sometime I think my hair looks like Sally Fields football helmet hair in Steel Magnolia. How do you stay stylish, not age yourself (old or young) and look your best? That's why I am interested in this makeover !"
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karentransue - post on 10:22 on 04/17/2012


"I am going to be 52 and am just feeling so blah lately, would love and could really use a makeover~"
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chaneyfamily7 - post on 10:21 on 04/17/2012


"I need a Dressing Your Truth so I can finally find the real me...and it's about time too! I joined the ranks of the unemployed 14 months ago and desperately want to break out, so this would be just the thing to help me get my confidence back."
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casey04 - post on 10:21 on 04/17/2012


"I would appreciate the feedback from the experts. Keep an open mind!"
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Kathy Allen - post on 10:20 on 04/17/2012


"I am in a delima. So many fashions are to young, but I don't want to look like a fuddy duddy."
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mspurplelady11 - post on 10:19 on 04/17/2012


"I am turning 55 this year & I want to add some pizzazz by dressing in a style that fits my looks & personality."
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ann79thcourt@sbcglobal.net - post on 10:18 on 04/17/2012


"I need my true colors to shine on and within me."
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hildeng - post on 10:18 on 04/17/2012


"At 51, I've started a new professional job. I would like to have a more put together look to go with my more put together life."
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ehegeman - post on 10:16 on 04/17/2012


"I'm feeling old, just got a serious medical diagnosis, need cheering up."
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RobinJBell - post on 10:13 on 04/17/2012


"My daughter thinks I dress too young for my age... but then again she doesn't want me to dress like a grandma either. I need help to dress appropriately yet flatter and show my personality."
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painterml - post on 10:09 on 04/17/2012


"I'm already a Dressing Your Truth member, so I would like a makeover for someone else. She is coming out of prison soon with one set of clothes donated to the prison. She is sort of an "accidental tourist" to the prison system due to a miscarriage of justice, but she has used the experience to mature, learn some lessons and become a heart-centered, lovely person. She discovered what she wants to do with her life and plans to return to school to get the education to achieve her goals. I would love for her to get a DYT makeover to launch her new life. "
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cinjasal - post on 10:09 on 04/17/2012


"I have really let myself go since my fiance died in 2007...it is time to get my life back together!"
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barb4318 - post on 10:09 on 04/17/2012


"I see pieces that I love and don't know what I would wear them with!"
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darleskowyak - post on 10:08 on 04/17/2012


"I just had my knee replaced and I am feeling kind of down and not attractive at all. This makeover would be a great pick me up to start the summer off with to make me feel prettier!"
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iowarose - post on 10:06 on 04/17/2012


"I never get new clothes because there are so many in the family that I want to look nice. I try to be content with GS clothes and cheap ill fitting. "
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aernest - post on 10:05 on 04/17/2012


"Because I'm older, but still myself. My inclination is rather boho. It is hard to find a style that is age-appropriate, but not frumpy or pastel or just not me. "
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Hotforfifty - post on 10:05 on 04/17/2012


"I have a lot of clothes, but rarely wear all of them. Want and need to pair down to what really makes me look awesome."
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diego17 - post on 10:04 on 04/17/2012


"My colors have changed more than my clothes. I could use a tune-up"
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nskd - post on 10:03 on 04/17/2012


"my clothe are icky"
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cejlifer30@yahoo.com - post on 08:58 on 04/17/2012


"I need a dressing your truth makeover, because as much as I want to the money to join has not showed up for me yet. I believe this is my chance for a lifechanging experience to present itself in my life. Having two children with Autism and suffering with chronic pain are challenges, but I have endured with joy and happiness. I feel the fun and excitement of taking the online course, and shopping would just add to the happiness I feel and make this summer a little cooler! I am so excited to win this!"
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ahtharin - post on 08:24 on 04/17/2012


"A new makeover for a newer evolved me. My husband died of cancer 2 years ago of cancer. I had totally neglected myself as his primary caregiver and for a year after his death as I drowned in the grief. I moved from Florida to Ohio to be back home to be with family and friends to figure out my next "step" in life. It turns out part of my future followed me. I am moving to a new state, to a new home with my new love with a new perspective. I'm evolving into the next chapter of my life and a new makeover will simply reflect the changes that continue to occur within..."
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VictoriaJayne - post on 04:59 on 04/17/2012


"I need a Dressing Your Truth makeover to experience my own unique beauty to the very fullest, and to find out all the different ways DYT can help me bring out my natural beauty, and support my natural Energy. Learning more about DYT will also help me to offer better support to my friends of the same Energy Type (Type 1!). "
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Kader - post on 07:30 on 10/22/2012 replied to VictoriaJayne


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