title: The Facelift Diaries: what it's REALLY like to have a facelift
author: Jill Scharff
description: Full of psychological insight into the motivations and aftermath of an event both consider transforming -- <i>(The Washington Post, January 11, 2005)</i><br /><br />I found your excerpts really, really interesting. I suggest any woman thinking of having work done read them -- <i>(Linda Vester, Dayside, Fox News, January 19, 2005)</i><br /><br />Two psychotherapists get real from beginning to end -- <i>(Diane Sawyer, Good Morning America, ABC, March 14, 2005)</i>
zlib_text: PRAISE FOR
  Girl, Wash Your Face
  “If Rachel Hollis tells you to wash your face, turn on that water! She is the
  mentor every woman needs, from new mommas to seasoned business
  women.”
  —ANNA TODD, New York Times and #1 internationally
  bestselling author of the After series
  “Rachel’s voice is the winning combination of an inspiring life coach and
  your very best (and funniest) friend. Shockingly honest and hilariously
  down to earth, Girl, Wash Your Face is a gift to women who want to
  flourish and live a courageously authentic life.”
  —MEGAN TAMTE, founder and co-CEO of Evereve
  “There aren’t enough women in leadership telling other women to GO FOR
  IT. We typically get the caregiver; we rarely get the boot camp instructor.
  Rachel lovingly but firmly tells us it is time to stop letting the tail wag the
  dog and get on with living our wild and precious lives. Girl, Wash Your
  Face is a dose of high-octane straight talk that will spit you out on the other
  end chasing down dreams you hung up long ago