How to age like Gwyneth Paltrow?

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How does she keep her neck and jaw so tight?

I wonder each time I see her picture!
I have to say I'm not a fan of her cheek implants/ fillers, what ever they are. She never had meaty cheeks, makes no sense that her face would have prominent cheeks now. I always thought she had rare noble features and now her face just rings "milkmaid", especially without makeup.

Great body of course and looking healthy and relaxed. How much better anyone can really look at that age without hair and make up on call?!

Duh. Mini lower facelift. Celebs do this in their 40s. It does not change the shape of face or look pulled.

It's not "duh" because I've never seen anyone who would do lower facelift and stop doing botox. Have you?

I think it's a brilliant idea. It goes with her natural style (visually, of course), but her neck will age slower other women's. She will still look better and more natural than all those hard core plastic surgery lovers, since she'll never look fake. After a certain age they all look like Joan Rivers, one way or another.

She looks like a skeleton here and her lips are so thin. Her body doesn’t look good either- so much fat in her middle in the bikini picture. I don’t get all the praise. There’s other celebrities who look much better.

She does not look like a skeleton, don't exaggerate.
9 out of 10 white women of that age will have thin lips, what do you suggest? Oh, I know, never mind.

I think she looks gorgeous, healthy. She is thin, white, and in her late 40s. Of course she isn't going to have Kardashian lips and JLo skin. She looks great for someone of her age, race, and body stature.

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How does she keep her neck and jaw so tight?

I wonder each time I see her picture!
I have to say I'm not a fan of her cheek implants/ fillers, what ever they are. She never had meaty cheeks, makes no sense that her face would have prominent cheeks now. I always thought she had rare noble features and now her face just rings "milkmaid", especially without makeup.

Great body of course and looking healthy and relaxed. How much better anyone can really look at that age without hair and make up on call?!

Duh. Mini lower facelift. Celebs do this in their 40s. It does not change the shape of face or look pulled.

It's not "duh" because I've never seen anyone who would do lower facelift and stop doing botox. Have you?

I think it's a brilliant idea. It goes with her natural style (visually, of course), but her neck will age slower other women's. She will still look better and more natural than all those hard core plastic surgery lovers, since she'll never look fake. After a certain age they all look like Joan Rivers, one way or another.

She looks like a skeleton here and her lips are so thin. Her body doesn’t look good either- so much fat in her middle in the bikini picture. I don’t get all the praise. There’s other celebrities who look much better.

She does not look like a skeleton, don't exaggerate.
9 out of 10 white women of that age will have thin lips, what do you suggest? Oh, I know, never mind.

I think she does. Plus, in this picture, her drawn face and non existent lips do not go with the silly, frilly top she has on. Those look good on young or young looking ppl, so she’s not even dressing appropriately for her age/looks. I think the answer to OP’s question is just let yourself go and you’ll age like Gwyneth.

You can see the feint white scar following her ear line. It was a very well done lower facelift, like Sonja Morgan’s on Real Housewives. Tamara’s too.

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To the other point— YES. Women going the “natural age look” get the facelift in lieu of fillers because fillers distort the face. They may also stop Botox or get a very light amount allowing for movement.

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Anonymous wrote:To the other point— YES. Women going the “natural age look” get the facelift in lieu of fillers because fillers distort the face. They may also stop Botox or get a very light amount allowing for movement.

She most certainly gets Botox. She even publicly admits it. The photo in the red dress she certainly had it, but she looks pretty and incredibly natural.

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I think she’s gorgeous

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AA (56) woman here.
She IS gorgeous! WHATEVER she is doing, it is working for her.

Also, having money does not mean you have a stress free life or that you’ll be thin.

Dang! I don't understand all of the criticism that is hurdled at her. If she’s recommending something that is not for you, to your liking or too expensive; ignore it and keep it moving.

I wish that we could just celebrate the success of others and be happy that they’ve found their grove✌🏾

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PPs commenting she's "carrying a lot of weight in her midsection" -- whhah?? Are they comparing her to a 16 year old? Wow. She is not carrying any extra weight in her midsection in that bikini pic. That's a very teensy bikini bottom. Her body looks amazing - no extra weight or rolls of fat - I thought she looked surprisingly healthy, not too skinny like I expected her to be. I'm 32 and I pray I could look that good again someday after my current (3rd!) pregnancy!!
Carrying extra weight in the middle... SMH!!

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Anonymous wrote:PPs commenting she's "carrying a lot of weight in her midsection" -- whhah?? Are they comparing her to a 16 year old? Wow. She is not carrying any extra weight in her midsection in that bikini pic. That's a very teensy bikini bottom. Her body looks amazing - no extra weight or rolls of fat - I thought she looked surprisingly healthy, not too skinny like I expected her to be. I'm 32 and I pray I could look that good again someday after my current (3rd!) pregnancy!!
Carrying extra weight in the middle... SMH!!

She does look good, I think in the bikini. Except for the implants- those don’t age well on thinner women.

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So I’m the same age as GP and actually do not think she’s aged all that well considering the amount of time (and money!) she puts into health. Am I alone in thinking that?

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Anonymous wrote:PPs commenting she's "carrying a lot of weight in her midsection" -- whhah?? Are they comparing her to a 16 year old? Wow. She is not carrying any extra weight in her midsection in that bikini pic. That's a very teensy bikini bottom. Her body looks amazing - no extra weight or rolls of fat - I thought she looked surprisingly healthy, not too skinny like I expected her to be. I'm 32 and I pray I could look that good again someday after my current (3rd!) pregnancy!!
Carrying extra weight in the middle... SMH!!

Do you work out 12 hours a week and maintain a ridiculous diet? That's the point.

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Anonymous wrote:So I’m the same age as GP and actually do not think she’s aged all that well considering the amount of time (and money!) she puts into health. Am I alone in thinking that?

Nope, I totally agree with you. She looks haggard to me so I don’t get all the fawning. All that time and money isn’t doing anything for her. Elizabeth Hurley and Salma Hayek are older than her and are both gorgeous, for their age and in general.

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Anonymous wrote:So I’m the same age as GP and actually do not think she’s aged all that well considering the amount of time (and money!) she puts into health. Am I alone in thinking that?

Yes. She looks great. All the money in the world can’t make the clock stop.

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Anonymous wrote:So I’m the same age as GP and actually do not think she’s aged all that well considering the amount of time (and money!) she puts into health. Am I alone in thinking that?

Yes. She looks great. All the money in the world can’t make the clock stop.

Then she’s aging just like any old person. There’s nothing special about her “process.”

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Her nose is big

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of it is how you handle stress. My husband is early 40s but looks 25. He is a former smoker and eats dessert frequently (though generally has healthy habits), but he lets stuff roll off his back and I think that's why he's aged well. His younger brother looks 45 and is in his 30s because he's the opposite

Studies confirm this. Look at how much a President ages in one term. Hair goes gray, older, etc.

People that experience lots of trauma and traumatic events, it shows on their face.

When my dad was going through terminal cancer and died. I look at the year before and then 1.5 years later when he died and we had spent so much time in and out of hospitals, etc. I looked a good 10-years older. My temples hollowed out. My jawline went slack, etc. This was just 1.5 years.

My mom had terminal cancer as well and during that period I felt like I aged a lot. Even my health seemed to suffer because of all the stress.