20 tips to get that healthy glow

telegraph.co.uk:

a fraction younger than they really were. But selling youth no longer yields the power it once did. According to a recent study carried out by British beauty brand Avon, 66 per cent of the 7,000 women it surveyed felt getting older was something to appreciate, not fear.In fact, the study revealed that when women reach 40 and beyond, they feel they have reached their most authentic self, with half longing to look vital and healthy, rather than younger.So how do you radiate health and wellbeing without changing your lifestyle completely?

Here are some tried and tested beauty hacks to enable you to glow, from the inside and out.Concealers have a reputation for being too cakey or matte, so if you’re in the market for a new one, look for formulas that reflect light: the key to looking healthy is to boost radiance.

Yves Saint Laurent’s Touche Eclat is a classic choice, or try Rare Beauty’s brightening concealer (£18; spacenk.com) for something new.“Choose an everyday hairstyle that works with your natural hair texture,” recommends French celebrity hairdresser Frédéric Fekkai, who tends the locks of Martha Stewart and Hilary Clinton.

Focus on hydration, no matter your hair type, to banish frizz, and encourage healthy-looking hair. We recommend Fekkai Brilliant Gloss Multi-Tasker Perfecting Crème, 120ml (£22; selfridges.com).Slather on a few pumps of this antioxidant to instantly perk up your skin – from improved radiance to a reduction of pigmentation, if used over time.