I was watching an advert on the late night channels for this magic eye stuff that gets rid of problem areas under your eyes, so bags, winkles, all abated for about 8 hours with this magic eye gel that's £30.
It made me think, do you want to grow old and let nature take its course? Or do you or have you had work done, if you've had work done do you think you've got value for money? Would you admit to what you've had done?
I've spent money in my time on most skincare sets from Chanel to Claris to Dior. I've got magic cream that cost a fortune that's meant to be the Mountain Dew of youth, but costs £80 a go, plus this magical serum didn't seem to do anything. I've got lip stuff I think from Dior that is meant to plump your lips, it does burn which I take to be a good thing, but overall I don't notice a difference.
If I was that bothered and maybe won the lottery I'd have a tummy tuck to sort out my section belly. I've noticed I'm getting the maternal face lines below my mouth, I don't know it they're called jowels. They don't both me as my face is quite skinny, so they're not that bad. One thing DS & DD love to point out is a rash I've got on my face & has been there a while, but that could honestly be a health thing.
My Nan used to say a woman of my age should have appropriate hair, so no long hair, it should be cut short, I'm not sure whether in her 'How to grow old Gracefully' book it advocated perms too 
I always remember one of her friends religiously dying her hair so you could see no grey. Where I've let the odd strands come through, at present having silver hair is in trend. The crazy part of me looks forward to it as maybe my hair will go light enough I can see what honey blonde looks like, or really embarrass the children with pink or turquoise hair
So is it growing old gracefully or preserving youth?
Do you think clothes are age bound, as in your clothes should match your age? However that works?