Hair, makeup and skin tips for women in their 60s
Just because you're a grandmother doesn't mean you can't look fabulous! A recentHarper's BAZAAR article focuses on
some of the key ways women in their 60s can look young and beautiful:
- Hair - Celebrity hair colorist Sharon Dorramtells the news outlet that many women over the age
of 60 make the mistake of going completely blonde, which can make their face look washed out. To prevent this,
Dorram suggests maintaining your natural base color. Also, try to avoid using strong hair sprays. "Nothing looks
more aging than a stiff head of hair," reports the source.
- Makeup - "In the past, you may have relied on concealer to hide imperfections, but in your 60s
foundation should be your main source of coverage," explains the news outlet. "We like Dior's serum foundation
packed with anti-aging ingredients." And, if you're trying to regain that youthful glow that you once had, use a
rose-colored blush on the apples of your cheeks and finish it off with a touch of bronzer.
- Skin - To smooth the lines around the lip area, considerBelotero, a hyaluronic acid filler
that's specially designed to integrate into your skin and mold to your distinct facial contours. The result is a
natural look that can erase years from your face.
If you're interested in getting Botox injections, chemical peels or a dermal filler like Belotero to regain your
youthful appearance, you'll be happy to hear that Long Island plastic surgeon Dr. James Marotta specializes in these
and other non-invasive procedures. Dr. Marotta will work with you to understand the exact results you're hoping to
attain and use his expertise to help you look your very best. Reach out to our trusted plastic surgery
clinic to start the conversation.
