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THIS IS WHAT 61 LOOKS LIKE

- Do you look good for your age? Reveal your secrets to inspire@ dailymail.co.uk By FLORENCE SCORDOULIS

Hayley VeRnon-WaRD is a beauty consultant who lives in Brighton with her husband, Bobby. They have two sons, adam, 39, and Miles, 31, and two grandchild­ren, Jack, seven, and India, three.

MAGIC MOISTURISE­R

LAST year, a friend recommende­d Palmer’s Cocoa Butter Formula AntiAging Smoothing Lotion (£4.49, boots.

com). I can’t go without it now. It contains alpha hydroxy acids and vitamin E, which help to exfoliate and hydrate, while fading blemishes.

POST-MENOPAUSAL PILLS

I’VE always been healthy but, since my mid-50s, I’ve needed an extra boost. So I now take daily supplement­s. Holland & Barrett Korean Ginseng Capsules (£17.99) are so energising. I also swear by its Odourless Garlic Capsules (£7.99), which help with immunity, and Potters Seatone Green Lipped Mussel Extract (£14.99), for stronger bones. I feel fitter now than I did in my 40s.

TRY POWER PLATE

ONCE a week, I go to a local Power Plate class (£39 for five sessions,

essencehov­e.com), where I practise balancing exercises on a vibrating plate, which helps the muscles to work harder. You burn as many calories in 25 minutes as you would in a regular one-hour workout. I suffer from osteoporos­is and I’m told this is good for bone density.

SKINCARE STEP-UP

I WAITED until I was 58 before getting Botox. Now, I get a little bit, twice a year, to smooth my frown lines (£300, Teresa Kis). I don’t wear much makeup, but do invest in skincare. One of my favourites is Elizabeth Arden Prevage Face Serum (£170, boots.com). It gives me a luminous glow and has strong antioxidan­ts to guard against pollution.

PASSION PROJECTS

I’VE been married for more than 40 years. It’s important not to lose your sense of identity in a relationsh­ip, so I sing in a choir every week. Recently, I did a solo at a concert. I was nervous but it gave me a real buzz. I also volunteer with a charity called Look Good Feel Better, running make-up workshops for women having cancer treatments.

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