Unfortunately, as we get older we also get more dark circles under the eye. This happens because the skin gets thinner and you can see the small blood vessels running underneath much better.
I recently discovered this absolutely fabulous site WhatKatieWore.com. A young London woman (in her twenties) is profiled each day wearing a different outfit.
UV rays from the sun are the number one cause of wrinkles and older looking skin, so it is absolutely essential to use a proper sunscreen or sunblocker.
One aspect of aging is ever worsening eyesight. Like many women over 40 I suffer from presbyopia, which is is a health condition where the eye exhibits a progressively diminished ability to focus on near objects with age.
Someone recently told me that whatever makes you happy at our age, DO IT. This can include getting treatments on your face or body (whatever they may be) but sometimes it also includes shopping or getting the right fashion accessories.
As we get older we tend to lose fat in our face. This causes a sunken and sometimes depressed look. A new filler called Sculptra can help with this problem.
Nuts are featured in various best foods lists and now a recent study published in the American Medical Association’s Archives of Internal Medicine has proven that it can lower cholesterol levels.
I’m lucky. I am a very keen tea drinker and really enjoy my multiple cups of tea a day. I discovered herbal and green teas 20 years ago and have since enjoyed these teas.
With many creams to choose from like anti-aging cream, anti-wrinkle cream, lotion, mosisturing cream etc. it can be quite confusing to know what to choose.
