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Sandra is a writer, traveler, and former fashion designer who made a bold midlife pivot to pursue her creative passions. After two decades designing collections for brands like La Senza, Victoria’s Secret, and JACOB Lingerie, she let go of her possessions and reimagined her life on her own terms. Her personal essay about love, loss, and facing fears was hand-picked by Elizabeth Gilbert and featured in the New York Times bestselling book Eat Pray Love Made Me Do It. Visit her website: www.sandraroussy.com.

Latest Posts By Sandra Roussy

8 months ago

Where to Travel When You Want Culture, Good Food, and No Drama

Let’s face it, travel is a lot more enjoyable when it’s filled with memorable meals, fascinating museums, and conversations that don’t involve deciphering complicated transit systems or dodging tourist scams. If you’re looking to take a trip where culture shines, the food is delicious…

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8 months ago

What Is Sustainable Tourism and How Can You Incorporate It into Your Travels?

Sustainable tourism, also known as responsible tourism or ecotourism, refers to the practice of visiting a place as a tourist while minimizing the negative impact on the environment, supporting local communities, and preserving cultural heritage…

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8 months ago

12 Smart Travel Habits to Stay Safe and Away from Scams and Thieves

Are you someone who gets excited just thinking about airport snacks and hotel mini shampoos? Or maybe you’re flirting with the idea of packing a bag and finally using that passport that’s been sitting in a drawer since 2009? (You’ll probably want to think about renewing that passport…

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8 months ago

From Page to Place – 12 Literary Landmarks to Visit for Women over 50

Many classic novels are set against the backdrop of real-world landmarks, and visiting these places can bring those beloved stories to life. Here are 10 literary landmarks that should be on the bucket list of every classic book lover…

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9 months ago

12 Best Longer Hairstyles for Older Women

Have you been told that you should cut your hair and wear it short now that you are over 60? It used to be that women automatically cut their long locks when they hit a certain age to look socially acceptable. Thankfully, times are changing…

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9 months ago

5 Best Natural CC Creams for Aging Skin

CC Creams offer more coverage than BB creams but also less than foundations. They have more color-correcting properties than the lightly tinted BB creams but are not as opaque as true foundations. They are often found in a variety of shades to fit…

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9 months ago

10 Best Bras for Plus-Size Older Women – Supportive, Stylish, and Comfortable Options for Mature Figures

As our bodies change with age, so do our undergarment needs. For plus-size older women, finding a bra that offers reliable support, lasting comfort, and a flattering fit is essential – not just for physical wellbeing, but for confidence too. Are you looking for a no-wire everyday bra?

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9 months ago

How to Become a Mystery Shopper After 60

A mystery shopper (also known as a secret shopper) is a person who is hired to pose as a regular customer and visit a business, such as a store, restaurant, or hotel, to evaluate and report on their experiences. Mystery shopping is typically…

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9 months ago

The Best Countries for Spa Lovers and Relaxation Seekers

Looking for the ultimate retreat to soothe your body and calm your mind? In this article about the best countries for spa lovers and relaxation seekers, you’ll find destinations that blend healing waters, expert treatments, and local traditions. Each country on this list offers world-class…

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9 months ago

Why Some Women Are Choosing to Live Alone (and Loving It)

In today’s world, more women over 50 are living alone, by choice or by circumstance. Have you been through a divorce? Lost a partner? Watched your children move out and realized you finally have space to focus on yourself? For some of us, living alone is simply a personal…

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