One of the biggest giveaways of a woman’s age is her hands. The backs of the hands have quite delicate, thin skin that is prone to a veiny appearance with crepe-like wrinkles and it is the prevalence of these that can lead people to guessing your age, no matter how youthful your figure and face.
Women are always being told how important it is to wear a bra which is the correct size for them, particularly as research shows that a large proportion of women regularly wear the wrong sized bra. An ill-fitting bra will not support the breasts fully and can cause poor posture over time.
Some people will go to any length in order to stay looking younger for longer – and the so-called ‘Youth Jab’ is just one example.
The latest trend is for somatropin (also known as Genotropin) to be taken with many devotees claiming that it’s wonderful for the skin and hair – skin is said to become firmer and brighter and hair is said to become thicker. Users also claim that they sleep better and have more energy, and some even go as far as to claim that it reduces body fat and increases muscle mass.
Has Sharon Stone had cosmetic surgery? Despite saying in a recent interview that her youthful looks were entirely naturally, and praising Meryl Streep for ageing gracefully, the Basic Instinct star has been spotted sporting two black eyes – and the rumour mill has been quick to as whether she has had cosmetic surgery.
The Hills star 23 year old Heidi Montag has admitted to having had 10 cosmetic surgery procedures in one day. The cosmetic procedures took place in November and she has unveiled the results this week.
This is not the first time that Montag has had plastic surgery – when she was 21, she had already had breast implants to take her chest from a 32A to a 32C, had a nose job, and had collagen lip implants.
‘Boytox’: The rise of the male Botox patient.
Cosmetic surgery is often seen as a women’s interest however in the UK at least, more and more men are starting to take a greater interest in their appearance.
Almost one in five Botox patients in the UK are now said to be male. The trend is mainly down to two influences – the tough job market where personal appearance can make or break an interview, and the fact that more and more male celebrities (such as Simon Cowell and Gordon Ramsay) are coming clean about their cosmetic treatments.
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