Wear sunglasses. You won’t squint as much; over time a lot of squinting will lead to lines and wrinkles.
From Saint Louis University.
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From: Getting Older Stinks Tags: books Stay up-to-date with your immunizations: Have a flu shot every year starting at age 50. If you are younger than 50, ask your doctor whether you need a flu shot. Have a pneumonia shot once after you turn 65. If you are younger, ask your doctor whether you need a pneumonia shot. From: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Tags: health If your beard is graying and you’re not happy with it, there are many do-it-yourself products available specifically to color beards, moustaches and sideburns. From: beautytipsonline.com Tags: grooming The average life expectancy of a man is 75 years which is more than five years shorter than that of a woman. On average, men at any age are 40% more likely to die than women. And when diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease or hypertension are diagnosed in men, they tend to be at a far later stage in the disease process, after extensive damage has already been done. From: Baby Boomer Life Tips Tags: health Consider anti-wrinkle creams. "In terms of maintenance, anti-wrinkle products such as Retin A or Kinerase are a good option." These are very effective, especially when you are dealing with finer lines. They should be a part of a skin care maintenance program and a part of your nightly ritual," says Dr. Greg Branham, M.D., F.A.C.S., director of facial plastic surgery at Saint Louis University School of Medicine. From Saint Louis University. Tags: aging Some men look fabulous in gray hair but others fight it. If you’re getting gray hairs, try going back to your natural hair color you had in your younger years. The same goes for a beard. From beautytipsonline.com. |
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