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Have you ever seen an older celebrity and wondered what their anti-aging secret is? Famous women in their 40s, 50s, 60s and even 70s seem to sashay down the red carpet, glowing with wellness and wellbeing and leaving us to wonder if it’s all thanks to plastic surgery, or whether there are some anti-aging and beauty tips that we can be in on. We’ve compiled a list of some of the youngest-looking older celebrities and found out their beauty secrets for you.


 


At 44, Cindy Crawford is glowing with youth and confidence. She says it is all down to grooming. At her age, she says, she can no longer get away with going out in any old clothes. She has to ensure that she is wearing a well-fitting outfit. She also gets her hair coloured regularly, saying that lustrous, rich hair looks very youthful (and also covers greys!) In addition to this, the celebrity keeps up to date with bikini waxes, manicures and pedicures.


 


Aged 46, Markiska Hargitay is strikingly youthful. She doesn’t like going to gym but says she does short exercise videos in her dressing room. She also credits a trampoline that she bought for her sun with helping her blast her heart rate up and burn calories.


 


Connie Britton is 42 and says that the sun has damaged her skin. Now that she is older and wiser she always uses a high factor sunscreen, which is also a moisturiser.


 


Stunning Susan Sarandon is 63 but looks much, much younger. She says that the secret to looking young is to not wear too much makeup, or you end up looking ridiculous. She goes for softer makeup and gentler tones now.


 


Model Iman is now 55, and actually credits gaining weight with her youthful looks. Being too skinny leads to you looking haggard in old age, she claims.

When you are getting ready for Diwali, you shop till you drop, get your home looking nice and carry out all kinds of other preparations, but do you prepare yourself in terms of your wellness and wellbeing? Before this major event, you should spend some time focusing on yourself to make sure that you are at your best before any celebrations. You really want to have healthy-looking glowing skin before the festivities begin, so start by making sure that you are well hydrated to keep your skin looking beautiful and moisturised.


 


Stay away too from heavy or fried food, as this kind of food can lead to the build-up of grease on your skin, which can cause blemishes.


 


Drinking water may not sound like much of a tip – in fact you may think that this is pretty intuitive, but when it comes to Diwali, people often get so busy that they forget to have regular drinks of water. You should try to avoid this by consciously drinking around 8 – 10 glasses of water per day. This will clear up your skin and give you a healthy looking glow. Dry skin often looks tired and dull. With the benefits of the water, you can also increase these by locking in the moisture with a good moisturiser.


 


Another option is to use a homemade face mask or pack, as a natural way to exfoliate and get smooth, toned and glowing skin. Tomato masks are best for oily skin. To make one is very simply as all you have to do is mash up a ripe tomato and then apply it to your face, leaving it on for around 20 minutes and then rinsing off with lukewarm water. For dry skin, simply mash up a ripe banana, add some honey.