Your questions about look younger

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this tutorial might be helpful
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiAnL81jUKg&playnext=1&videos=YUd3Ny9-sLk

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İ’ve got a few suggestions for you hope it helps (it worked for my 42 year old mom)
Once you hit your 30s, you’ll want to be careful not to overpluck your eyebrows since brows are less apt to grow back if you excessively pluck. Find out what you can do to remedy overplucking.

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Think about all the sexy women you know. They stand up straigtht and confidently. Not only will this make you look ten pounds thinner in seconds, it will make you look five years younger as well.

Few things age you overnight more than a poor night’s sleep. Your eyes are puffy, your skin sallow and dull and your face sags.

Older skin usually means dry skin so creamy blushes and shadows are optimal. Also, powder blushes and shadows tend to settle into your fine lines and wrinkles, whereas creamier products ‘plump’ up your skin.

Curled lashes immediately make eyes ‘pop.’ One tip I love I learned from the editors of Allure: You can curl your lashes AFTER mascara application, just make sure the mascara has dried. I find lining my eyes helps make my somewhat tiny eyes look 10 times larger. I never leave the house now without a bit of eyeliner on both upper and lower lashes (smudging the line makes it look more natural) and mascara.

Side-swept bangs and hair no longer than your shoulders will take off years.

Another trick to looking younger is to steer clear of brown lipstick shades. Avoid matte lipstick as they tend to settle into your lip lines. Instead, try creamier lipsticks or glosses. (Glosses are especially youthful and make your lips appear bee-stung.

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drink plenty of water

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sorry i don’t really understand this..
answer mine anyways? (:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100728222745AAu48AR

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I can only answer for myself, but I don’t care that much about appearance. It’s not that I’ve only dated unattractive men. Quite the opposite! But that’s NEVER the reason I date them. I dated men who had something going for them, and who were good, decent people, and who were smart and funny. I’m on friendly terms with all the men I’ve dated. I don’t understandt this childish idea of hating your ex. To me, that is so infantile because I respected the person enough to date him. Just because we didn’t work out on a romantic level doesn’t mean he no longer possesses those qualities that made him worth dating. (I suppose there’s no help for people who date someone they don’t respect.)

My husband is handsome and spectacular on so many more important levels. He happens to be several years younger than I am but, because of his graying hair, many people think he is older. (I also, apparently, look MUCH younger than my age.)

As a young woman, growing up, I always wanted to look older. Then, it became more desirable to look younger. With men, I never cared what age they were, or appeared. But I will admit that I find men to be more handsome, as they get older. …Within reason, of course. Young, healthy men are fine. But the facial lines that hint at an interesting life, and the graying sideburns are equally attractive, if not more so, than a rockin’ set of abs.

But that’s just me.