AARP Eye Center
life after 50
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Other than you-know-what, nothing makes a woman’s face glow brighter than something lovely at her neckline.
Backpacks seem to grow on students, but I didn’t buy my first one until I was 28.
Dry eyes have been my “beauty bane” since I turned 50 some ... Cough! Cough! ... years ago.
Guilty as charged: I’ve grown lax about my workout program in the last few months, leading to a loss in strength and a gain in weight.
Any high-school junior or senior about to accompany her or his mother on a college tour will feel understandably nervous about fitting in.
The sandwich generation — those of us (usually women over 45) squeezed by the competing demands of kids, aging parents, work, community, romantic partner and so on — rarely have time to think about the things that will make us feel fit and stylish.
For boomers, the approach of the holidays can feel like one more slab of bread has just been layered atop the sandwich generation, turning jingle bells into jangled nerves.
Let me give you the bad news with the good: We’re falling down more often on our way to longer lives.
To achieve an ageless look, here are five basic items every age-40-plus fashionista should keep in her closet all year long: white T-shirts, dar k straight-leg jeans, a classic navy blazer, a wrap dress and a go-to LBD (little black dress).