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Looking Good in Later Life 4
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In this regular column Maureen reports on the latest tips on beauty products and processes for the more mature face and body. |
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who has looked after her (or his) appearance over the years has the edge in later life
compared to ravers who burned all their candles at both ends. But skin, hair, eyes, lips,
silhouette still show the years after fifty. Extra skin dryness, puffy eye areas, sagging
around the chin, wrinkles – they all can benefit from special treatments. A vast industry is out there to help with all and every beauty concern. In this column every month laterlife.com will visit one of the great cosmetic houses or one of the up-and-coming beauty collections that are just breaking into the market with new ideas and products. The practical results of everything from creamy cleansers to mud baths will be brought to you. All with the focus on maturity of course. Sheer habit and unfamiliarity with new products are the main reasons why people stick to old products, but sometimes the fact is that nothing can beat them. So look out below for the ultimate test…The Test of Time |
| The English Complexion This month (March 2001) Maureen visits Martha Hill Skin Care for laterlife.com
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| Latest Tips To emphasise eyebrows but avoid any hardness, avoid using an eye-brow pencil and simply brush over a little powder mascara on each brow - best in a brown or smudgy purple colour. Softer and easier in every way. Previous Tips Nigella
Lawson Tips Mirror
Imaging Boost for eyelashes
Warning on face
creams
Previous editions of Looking Good in laterlife Edition 1 (including a visit to Estee Lauder) Edition 2 (including a visit to Clarins) Edition 3 (including a visit to Medestea Internazionale
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The Test of Time Products with true staying power, recognised as the best in their field
Do you have any all-time favourites? If so, share them with us on laterlife.com, by sending an email to maureen@laterlife.com Previous "Test of Time" products A budget-conscious ploy to help the skin A pick me up from Clarins ......... Party sparkler
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The best kind of body lotion is one
that is not so expensive that you don't dare to splash it on all over. Recommended by a
laterlife site visitor is Revlon's staple Revlon dry Skin Relief, in the version marked
Intensive which has some new added vitamins to the familiar formula. At a reasonable price
of £2.95 for 400 ml it doesn't cause inhibitions about lavish use.
laterlife interest Don't forget to take a look at the rest of the features sections of laterlife.com: laterlife interest containing a variety of articles of interest for visitors to laterlife.com written by a number of experienced and new journalists. It includes both one off articles and also regular columns of a more specialist nature such as healthwise and talkback Also don't forget to take a look at our regular IT question and answer section called YoucandoIT by IT trainer and author Jackie Sherman. To view the latest articles and indexes to previous articles click on laterlife interest here or above. To search for articles about a certain topic, use the site search feature below.
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