How to Look 10 Years Younger, Instantly

How to Look 10 Years Younger, Instantly

When it comes to anti-aging tips, most suggestions revolve around taking steps to gradually prevent or reduce damage. But what if you want to look younger right this second? Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to look more youthful and radiant that don’t require you to wait five years—or even five months. With just a few simple tweaks to your everyday skin care, makeup and hair routine, you can shave years off your appearance without having to spend a fortune.

Here’s what experts in skin care, hair care and cosmetics had to say about looking years younger, instantly.

1. Use a Hydrating Mask

For tighter, glowing skin, put on a hydrating mask for ten minutes. “The nourishing, hydrating ingredients plump your skin to make it appear more dewy and youthful with the appearance of fine lines reduced,” says celebrity esthetician Angela Caglia.
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  1. 2. Lighten Your Hair a Bit

    “A general universal rule is that the older you get, lighter colors will always look better,” says master stylist Bernhards Ziverts. “Not everyone looks good with blonde hair, but even traditionally dark-haired people can add a few highlights here and there.” Not only do highlights help disguise grays, but they help prevent your hair from clashing with your complexion, as your skin tends to be less radiant as you age.
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    Sun Bum – Blonde Hair Lightener

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  2. 3. Wear a Ponytail

    If you’re looking for a hairstyle that not only looks sophisticated but helps make your face look younger, you’ll want to opt for a classic ponytail. “When you pull your hair up into a ponytail—the higher the better—it helps raise the hair off of your face and gives you an instant mini facelift,” says celebrity hairstylist Kiyah Wright. “There’s no recovery time needed.”
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