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How Curiosity Can Supercharge Your Life After 60

By Valarie Cascadden May 16, 2022

Sometimes, depending on someone’s culture or upbringing, curiosity can take on a negative meaning, such as being intrusive. It can also, however, be seen as a positive trait, meaning awareness, observance or seeking new information. With all the advice…

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Top 10 Favorite – And Recommended — All-Matte Eyeshadow Palettes

By Elise Marquam-Jahns May 12, 2022

So just what is it that makes matte eyeshadows especially wonderful for those of us who are 50+? Well, there are a number of reasons. First, matte eyeshadows offer opaque, rich, saturated color which is great for unleashing…

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Could Finding Self-Acceptance Be the Greatest Gift of Aging?

By Dr. Margaret Rutherford May 09, 2022

As a 66-year-old woman, I’m facing the challenges all aging women face – not only the physical challenges caused simply by wear and tear, but emotional ones that have to do with getting older in a world where aging stigma exists…

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Must-Have Current, Favorite and Recommended Makeup and Beauty Tools

By Elise Marquam-Jahns April 28, 2022

Since it’s been almost two years since I did a video focusing on my most important and highly recommended beauty tools, I thought it was high time to do an updated version featuring my current favorites. These are tools that I use on a regular basis…

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What Can Our Dogs Teach Us About Positive Aging?

By Marcia Smalley April 23, 2022

Life lessons come in all sizes, and often life’s teachers are from unlikely places. In particular, our animal friends, both domestic and wild, have a lot to teach us. The lessons of aging are no exception…

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Are You a Light Bearer: The Power of Being a Mentor After 50

By Julia Hubbel March 28, 2022

It was 1977, in Winter Haven, Florida, my home town. My parents had sold our farm and were now living in a fifth-wheel camper, parked in a campground. Next to us was a golf course…

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3 Unusual Ways to State Your Feelings for Your Partner After 60

By Jane Duncan Rogers March 25, 2022

One of the top 5 regrets of the dying is “I wish I’d had the courage to express my feelings.” Given that we never know when our life is going to come to an end, it’s a really good idea to not only express our feelings, but by doing that, keep our relationships…

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Discovering Hydrosols, Powerful Secret Ingredients for the Body and Home

By Barbara Klein March 18, 2022

Womanly skills are simply not my forte. So, it wasn’t a complete surprise that I had never heard the word – or learned about – hydrosol. That was about to change. Hydrosols are aromatic waters that remain after steam or hydro distilling of botanical materials…

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3 Lessons I learned from Betty White

By Deborah Voll March 06, 2022

Back in January, I had the opportunity to see the movie Betty White, A Celebration, with my family. We, like others, were eagerly awaiting a 100th birthday celebration of Betty on January 17th but instead, we came together with others in a theater…

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Reminiscing About Distant Grandchildren

By Ann Richardson March 04, 2022

When my first grandson was born nearly 16 years ago, I was busy with my work and my own life. His parents lived an hour away from my house, which made two hours travelling if I did the round trip on the same day…

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