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Mon Jul 06, 2009 4:51 am  |
| I'm sure that being stunningly beautiful in your youth also helps - as Christie Brinkley and Jacqueline Smith both were. However, it takes more than good genes and skincare to look that good in your 60s. I would love to know what their secrets are - but who knows what is available behind the private doors of plastic surgeons to those who have the money to pay for the latest technology. I'm sure they are privy to all sorts of things that us mere mortals haven't even heard of yet. I wouldn't be surprised if human growth hormones and blood plasma injections have allot to do with it. |
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Tue Jul 07, 2009 9:21 am |
| sister sweets wrote: |
Bridgette Bardot is the sad and classic example of being a long time sun worshipper.
On the other hand you have to give her credit- at least she isn't full of plastic and botox and trying to pretend she isn't.... |
Do you think her damage was all sun related?
I agree, you have to give her credit for not going the other route - maybe she feels that looks are not everything and is happy with herself the way she is? |
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Wed Jul 08, 2009 6:51 pm |
| moonstone wrote: |
| To me, Jennifer Aniston is definitely looking very young and stunning for the age of 40 |
40 is young!!! It's after 55 that's the problem - menopause reaps all kinds of havoc on the body! |
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Sun Oct 24, 2010 8:33 am |
Okay you got me  but she is my favorite Dynasty star who could blame me.  Plus she is british and sophisticated.  |
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Mon Oct 25, 2010 12:28 am |
I firmly believe that both sophistication and elegance can add to an “older” woman’s appearance. I don’t know if she has publicly admitted to plastic surgery or not but too true, she has definitely aged incredibly well for a woman that supposedly has not had any work done. It’s like when people ask my secret “secret? What secret? Oh just a little bit of sunscreen” plus about a thousand other products and machines.
By the way love for DarkMoon. I am a new member and you never fail to promptly answer any questions. The amount of time we must all spend on this forum is amazing. It is a very useful resource though and contains loads of new information to learn. 
I think we are starting to mention movie stars that arent actually that old.  |
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