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Tips To Look Young



There are some tips and techniques that, if followed religiously, can make you look younger than your age and also much more beautiful. For instance, if you keep fit, exercise on a regular basis and watch your diet, your body will feel as well as look quite young.

* Eat lots of fruits and vegetables. Increase your consumption of food items that are rich in proteins.

* Try to get at least 7-8 hours sleep on a daily basis. It will help you feel younger as well as extremely refreshed. 

* Pay attention to the lipstick color. Always avoid bright red and brown shades and stick to neutrals, like beiges and pinks.

* Avoid processed foods as well as those food items that have too much sugar in them. 

* Get manicures and pedicures done on a regular basis. Go for a facial sitting at least once in a month.

* Make sure that you drink at least 8 glasses of water a day. It will help your body stay hydrated and flush it free of toxins as well. At the same time, it will make your face glow and shine.

* Women wearing scents with pink grapefruit in it appeared, on average, 6 years younger than their actual age.

* Always maintain a proper and confident posture. It not only makes you look younger, but also help you appear slimmer than you are.

* Do not overdo with your eyebrows outlining. Subtlety is the key when it comes to eye makeup that makes you look young.

* Always wear a sunscreen lotion when you go out in the day, to protect your skin from harmful ultra violet (UV) rays. Make sure that you are using a sunscreen with at least 15 spf.

* Avoid wearing round neck blouses, which may draw attention to a drooping posture. You should always prefer wearing V-neck clothes, which direct the eye up.

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