By Michael Moshier

www.anti-agingstraighttalk.com/blog

For many baby boomers, concern about their appearance and the aging process isn’t a vain pursuit.  According to Time magazine, job anxiety is one of the driving factors for the $50 billion anti-aging industry. Baby boomers are seeing the value in hair-coloring products, cosmetic dentistry and plastic surgery in terms of looking younger on the job.

Of course, age discrimination is illegal, but that doesn’t mean people don’t feel nervous about it. Here are a few tips from the article to look younger without doing anything drastic.

1. Aging women: tone down the eyeliner, and opt for a soft charcoal or brown instead of black. Stay away from shimmery eye shadows, instead opt for a sweep of tasteful brown shadow, and use a warm blush on the apples of the cheeks.

2. Men and women can follow this rule:  moisturize, moisturize, moisturize. As skin ages it loses elasticity and gets dry. Moisturizing may not be the only magic bullet to help skin look younger, but it certainly helps prevent that wrinkly, dry, cracked appearance we all hope to avoid!

3. My personal tip: eat right and focus on aging from the inside out, which I talk more about in my Report!

Tags: Aging, Anti-Aging, Generations and Age Groups