Woman's Weekly (UK)

10 ways to look 10 years younger!

Avoiding those age giveaways is easier than you think

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1 BROWS

The colour of our brows pales as we age, so adding a bit of colour and definition works wonders when it comes to rolling back the years. A fail-safe option is a brow gel that you apply to the hairs with a spoolie brush – it looks like a small mascara. This adds colour and thickness without the risk of you overdoing it.

✿ Glossier Boy Brow, £14, glossier.com

2 neck

The skin on your neck is actually thinner than that on your face, and needs to be treated to plumping and hydrating ingredient­s like hyaluronic acid to ward off creases and crepiness. Sometimes, the solution is as simple as applying your skincare must-haves to your neck as well as your face, but if you're willing to spend the extra pennies, there are products out there specifical­ly targeted at plumping up that area.

✿ Super Facialist Hyaluronic Acid Firming Neck & Chest Smoothing Cream, £19.99

3 Lips

We all know that our lips thin as we age, but there’s no need to resort to a filler. Scribble a highlighte­r pencil in the centre of your top and bottom lip, and blend outwards with your fingers. Leave as it is or finish with a slick of gloss over the top. This gives the appearance of plumper, fuller lips.

✿ George At Asda Pearl Strobe Crayon, £2.99

4 TEETH

An Oral B study asked 2,000 British people to estimate the age of a model in two photos, one of which showed discoloure­d teeth, while the other had been doctored to whiten her teeth. On average, the doctored image was estimated to be 13 years younger. Who knew knocking off over a decade was as simple as whitening your smile?

✿ Colgate Expert Complete Max White Toothpaste, £11.99

5 DARK SPOTS

As we age, our skin produces melanin less efficientl­y, and it can collect and cause dark spots. Including a glycolic acid toner in your skincare routine will help the colour build-up fade a little. It won’t eliminate them, though, so a BB cream or concealer to cover them up is a great tool, too.

✿ The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution, £6.80

✿ Garnier SkinActive BB Cream 5-in-1 Daily Moisturise­r, £9.99

6 GLOWING skin

Dry skin shows up fine lines and wrinkles, and dulls your complexion. For a quick fix, dab your favourite serum or face oil on bare skin or over make-up, applying it to the tops of your cheekbones and the centre of your forehead and chin. This will give you an instant radiance boost.

✿ L’Oréal Paris Extraordin­ary Facial Oil, £19.99

7 DÉCOLLETÉ

The area between the top of your neck and your bust has fewer oil glands than the rest of your body, so it easily becomes crepey. Always use a rich moisturise­r with built-in

SPF when it’s on show.

✿ Vaseline Intensive

Care Mature Skin Rejuvenati­on, £5.99 ✿ Johnson’s Baby Oil, £2.09 ✿ Solait By Superdrug

Mini 30 SPF Moisturisi­ng Sun Lotion, £2.99

8 eyes

Embrace your crow’s feet – they’re laughter lines that show you’ve lived. What we’re not so happy with are the dark circles and puffiness. Use a caffeinein­fused eye cream to constrict the tiny blood vessels at the surface of your skin and tone down redness and swelling.

✿ Origins Ginzing Refreshing Eye Cream To Brighten & De-Puff On-The-Go, £16.50

9 Lashes

Lashes go grey and thin, just like your hair. Rather than piling on the mascara, try our approved salon duo – the lash tint and the lash lift. A lash tint dyes your lashes darker, making them look thicker. A lift perms them, giving them a Disney-like curl and making them look longer. We recommend Nouveau Lashes LVL treatment, from £45, which combines the two.

10 Redness

Broken capillarie­s can cause patches of redness, particular­ly across the cheeks. Concealing them turns back the clock no end. Look for lightweigh­t formulas that won’t look cakey or dull your glow.

✿ Bourjois Healthy Mix Anti-Fatigue

Concealer,

£8.99

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