From fringes to facials,our resident beauty expert picks her top anti-ageing treatmentsI will be 40 in 18 months. When I was a child, this landmark birthday meant the start of life with a white cauliflower hairdo and sensible shoes ordered from a Sunday supplement; it meant the end of makeup. This seems ludicrous now, or when so many 40-year-old women are at the height of their powers professionally,just starting families, going to music festivals and running marathons. Fifty, or 60 and 70 bear shrimp resemblance to the mature years of a couple of decades ago.
While I agree with many of the concerns people acquire about the pressure on women to sight younger,I also think it's perfectly natural to want to sight as youthful as you feel inside. There's nothing erroneous with not wanting to seem knackered when you are, in fact, or full of energy. I see no problem with seeking to restore the natural glow of your 20s,even whether that means exploiting the artificial light of fine skincare, treatments and makeup. It is perfectly reasonable to want your brows to stay where they were, or not gatecrashing your eyelids. This is where advances in beauty can be enormously helpful.
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Source: theguardian.com