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beauty

Age appropriate

Act your age with products that let you live beautifully, decade by decade.

		Your beautiful 20s Your ’20s are all about experimenting, from jobs to men to mascara. It’s also time to start a routine for a lifetime of beautiful skin.

		Your beautiful 30s In our thirties, we tend to settle down and our lives fall into place, but that's not the only thing that starts to fall.

		Your beautiful 40s Career, kids and aging parents can make for long days (and maybe a few grey hairs or wrinkles), on flipside, you feel happy in your own skin.

		Your beautiful 50s Life’s good: your kids are grown and your job no longer rules your world. You can enjoy the fruits of your labours and look fabulous while you’re doing it.

First published in FASHION Magazine May 2008

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Jaime-lyn writes:

wow!!!
this is a great article it really shows people how to embrace in what appropiate make-up to wear. This is really helpful that i will send to all my girls here in georgetown(luv ya all) so thank-you for this wonderful opportunity to experience this<3
Jaime-lyn/12/georgetown

—posted June 1, 2008 at 7:29 a.m.

bonita.mccutchen writes:

What about " Your Beautiful 60s " ? Women over age 59 can be beautiful too, if they made the right lifestlyle and cosmetic decisions when they were younger. Beauty tips that are specific to women 60 and over would be welcome.

—posted June 26, 2008 at 8:58 a.m.

Biddy Robinson writes:

There is no age limit for woman who want to look their best. At 75, I still watch trends and want to try new products. Also while on the subject ,how about all those wash away the grey ads .Lets call it silver. Many of us find it more flattering to have silver framing our well used visages.

—posted July 16, 2008 at 10:20 p.m.