It’s All in the Eyes – Even if you’re not big on wearing makeup, a little eye makeup can go a long way in accenting your best features. At the very least, wear eyeliner and mascara as these will draw immediate focus to your eyes. Curling your eye lashes or applying false lashes is also flattering, especially if you’re trying to hide droopy skin or looking for a little lift.

Keep it Loose – If you wear foundation, go for a light, loose powder. This will help lock in moisture throughout the day. The cream-to-powder foundations aren’t ideal unless you have oily skin because they actually dry your skin out. If you notice the powder setting into the lines of your skin, skip it. Older skin doesn’t usually need it since it doesn’t have excess shine.

Vitamin C – Consuming at least 75 mg of vitamin C a day can help ward off wrinkles. One orange, depending on size, can have between 50-70 mg of vitamin C, or just one grapefruit also does the trick. Learn even more about vitamin C here.

Get Glossy – Keep lip gloss in your purse at all times. Just a simple swipe of gloss screams youth!

Exfoliate – Eliminate those dead skin cells from below your neck with a dissolvable granule scrub, like sea salt or sugar. These gentle abrasives are perfect for smoothing out your skin and protecting it from becoming inflamed or irritated. After you’ve exfoliated, don’t forget to moisturize! Click here for a step-by-step process on how to exfoliate properly exfoliate your skin.

Bangs – Head to your stylist and get bangs. They hide forehead lines and bring attention to your eyes rather than crow’s feet. Click here to find the best bangs for your face shape.

Sitting Straight – Correct posture is something that can easily be corrected and will have a tremendous impact on how your body ages. Poor posture not only makes you look older, but it can cause humps and other spinal deformities, which could end up being painful. Try and develop a habit of being aware of your posture – standing straight with shoulders back and chin up. Click here for 8 ways you can improve your posture.