Facelift? Yes or No!

[@empressm6]

I could be mistaken but French women don't seem quite as obsessed with aging as American women. They seem to embrace the fact that it's a part of life and growth and do it with as much grace as possible. I don't understand the obsession: aging is unavoidable. Take care of yourself as best as possible and you will look as good as you can for your age (sans surgeries). Marie-Anne is aging gracefully :)

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

Maybe the culture doesn't see older women as worthless.

[@l.lamanna6021]

I agree! Europeans don't just look at wrinkles, but seem to embrace all that comes with age.

[@heatherclark6268]

And looks wonderful.

[@ptrcnns1405]

Exactly. The only way to have eternal youth is to die young. I gave my daughter some advice about always removing makeup before going to bed, but I don’t wear makeup myself. As well as moisturising my face, I use hand cream frequently throughout the day and always before bedtime

[@GracefulLiving1]

Love the top, especially the buttons

[@robinmoore4994]

Having a joyful outlook makes one beautiful...and you seem quite joyful!

[@annmurphy677]

My eyelids became so droopy, that my vision was impaired. In order to drive safely, I found an excellent surgeon to make the repair. I took him photos of me before, and asked that he would not make a drastic change-I wanted to see clearly, but not look different from my true self. I could not be more pleased with the result. Completely natural, no high arched eyebrows, no deer-in-the-headlights look. I have other droopy parts of my face, but I’m keeping it like it is. I’m 75 and I don’t want to look 35. Just the simple eye repair was all I needed to feel good, see well, and be confident. Like you, Marie-Anne, I’m a less is more person. Thank you for sharing your personal skin care program.❤️

[@repentbeforeitstoolate..8239]

I have Margret thatcher eye lids now. No chance of surgery.

[@kimobert1335]

I have not had a face lift, fillers or Botox. I'm 65 and have lines, wrinkles and turtleneck sweaters are no longer a good look for me! I have seen too many women fighting desperately trying to look "younger" and they end up looking unnatural. Skin too tight, false eyelashes, swollen lips - it's all a bit weird looking. If we are fortunate enough to grow older, we should try our best to do it gracefully and do what we can to stay age appropriately modern, neat, tidy and stylish, a la Marie-Anne Lecoeur!

[@royalnavarre1673]

Great advice!! Yes, it works beautifully!! I'm in my late 50's, French descent and wrinkle-free. I also find that smiling alot has kept me young and having a strong spiritual relationship with God eliminates stress.

[@frenchfan1278]

Hmmmm, seen many wrinkled nuns. Not that religious you think?

[@royalnavarre1673]

@@frenchfan1278 I'm not "religious".

[@royalnavarre1673]

@Jane Elizabeth That's wonderful! Thank you for trusting Jesus to guide your life😀

[@jessicatadlock809]

My mother had 3. I have had none at 51 and am happy that way. I don't use foundation and people are shocked when they find out. I l❤ve how French women think about aging. I love to hear your opinions! I think it is a much happier and healthier view point and you all are always so divine!

[@emilyevans6989]

I’m 56! Love my freckles, too! Am THRILLED to have learned that I don’t have to wear foundation, because I HATE the way it feels! I have used very little in over a year! So freeing! This is one of my very favorite videos of all time! Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!

[@ptrcnns1405]

My grandmother used to call makeup that mucky stuff! I do not wear makeup. I always moisture my skin though

[@davidcsolano7269]

I always thought you were my age (I’m just 47 years young 😸). My partner was watching the video next to me and he said-She is so beautiful and adorable. How old is she?- He couldn’t believe it. You look gorgeous Marie-Anne! But you know what? External beauty is an extension of the beauty you have inside you. And that’s what you irradiate, pure beauty. And well of course taking care also helps. I follow pretty much your same routine and I’m waiting for my Darphin to arrive! I will tell you how it works on me. Just to share with the rest of the audience, I exfoliate my face every two weeks with some bicarbonate, honey and olive oil. You must be careful not to scrub too hard as with any exfoliant. Then I rinse with cold water and apply a mask of whipped egg white. That helps tighten your skin. Then rinse again with cold water and apply a balancing tonic because bicarbonate changes your PH. I go for Caudalie Eau de raisin or Elixir de beaute (I can’t live without it). Then Nuxe (the original one, mixed with my moisturizer and some natural essential oils) and a sunblock. I have freckles too and I don’t want them to go! Hmmmm, I smoke when I am with a dear cousin once a month while we drink wine and listen to French singers but I think this is a perfect time to stop it at once. Besides, you never know how bad coul be just one cigarette for you! And well the results of taking care of my skin? I look 15 years younger than what I really am. Genetics have a big part here too but every thing counts. As I say this is the body and the skin we will live with forever so, let’s treat ourselves with love! A huge hug to you!

[@helenback7143]

My husband bought me some Darphin age-defying dermabrasion for Christmas which I used for the first time today. And this evening he asked me if I’d done something to my skin because it looked great!! My husband wouldn’t usually notice if I dyed my hair green and painted my nose blue so for him to notice a difference in my skin today AND to comment is unheard of! So, I’m going to keep using this product and keeping my fingers crossed for continued noticeably good results!

[@annemackey1512]

Ooooh! Thanks for sharing your beauty routine. You look amazing!

[@peaceonearth8693]

You look great :) I have assumed that being careful with the sun is your secret.

[@MariaLopez-hc2nm]

@Cassie Miller may I ask where you live? Is this 100Spf a sun protection?

[@karrifournier9343]

Hi MarieAnne living well, eating right and getting rest, staying hydrated are all you need to do to tap into the “fountain of youth”. I think you look great and your confidence really radiates. What I love the most about your channel is that you have a deep need to help others to elevate themselves. I admire this so much and have learned some great tips! Thank you! Cheers k

[@witneyskye5556]

Marie-Anne, I think your true beauty comes from the fact that you have healthy self-confidence. Water, absolutely! And, no smoking, absolutely! I started taking care of my skin when I was 15. Now, I am 60.....water, water and more water. Smoking, not for this girl, including 2nd hand smoke.

[@marizzy63]

Hi Marie-Anne wonderful video you look beautiful such great tips . Have a lovely week

[@annaknowles5314]

I've just ordered some Caudalie Teint Divin! I too can't bear the 'caking' appearance of foundation and prefer something lighter like a BB or CC cream. I'm lucky to have inherited good skin but don't fear getting older. Instead of 'anti-ageing' I try to focus on 'ageing well', by taking care of myself. I don't judge people who have face lifts or other facial surgery but I would never consider it. You give the best advice, Marie-Anne: personal care, water, keeping fit and that special French secret - 'joie de vivre'!

[@reginasemenenko148]

I never wear foundation. I apply sunscreen and wait 15 min. Then I mix tinted moisturizer, a tiny amount of coconut oil, and primer. That's it. A bit of concealer, if necessary.

[@happyfriday607]

You’re born with beautiful skin and at the same time you take good care of it’. TY for your tips .. i have oily skin.

[@micapetey]

I would add sunscreen to your daily regime as the last step before your makeup. And while you can use a tiny bit of skincare products, you need a tablespoon of sunscreen to adequately protect your face and neck-even on cloudy days! It’s as important as water and not smoking.

[@frenchfan1278]

Have you heard of class lawsuits in US against sunscreen manufacturers. Apparently it causes cancer.

[@sct4040]

@@frenchfan1278 Actually, they do not. The lawsuit is nonsense perpetrated by non-scientists. Use your sunblock or you will look like a prune with brown spots.

[@frenchfan1278]

@@sct4040 Let’s wait and see how nonsense is it.

[@plentinough7222]

@@sct4040 I recommend and prefer chemical-free sunblocks. Sunscreens (that absorb the sun’s rays contribute to breakouts/blackheads) . Titanium dioxide and zinc oxide are perfect for blocking and no side effects. 😊🙏😎🦋

[@heatherclark6268]

@@frenchfan1278 thats what I was just thinking, Id heard that.

[@annettepellowe9847]

Marie-Anne, this video was adorable:) I love your transparency and humor!! How did you decide to go with the new products you chose three weeks ago?

[@heatherclark6268]

I love AnneMarie's humour too, A woman who can laugh at herself (or man), is always lovely to see. I love the french exclamations you make too.

[@sharonfarnsworth3325]

You look great Marie-Anne! I would say 15 years younger than your age!!! Thanks for the new information.

[@fionatavernier3490]

I appreciate your transparency about not having surgical interventions. As a 51 year old American woman I feel often like I don't know what I am supposed to look like as I age because all the women who are my age or older than I am get work done on their face. I don't judge others for their choices, we are all beautiful in our own ways and make the best choices for ourselves, but for me I am choosing to not have surgery. Like you, I am trying to focus on the things I put into my body to make it look better. Plus, all the money I would potentially spend on surgery I would rather spend on clothes. :) I also agree about makeup. I look better without it and not wearing it encourages me to take better care of my natural skin. I only like mascara and lipstick. So interesting you use EFT for your skin. So powerful. I am going to try that.

[@fionatavernier3490]

@@MarieAnneLecoeur And don't forget sparkly personality! A true sign of eternal youth!

[@eloisemuller5105]

What does EFT mean? Forgive my ignorance.

[@helenacollins1757]

You have a fresh look . Great tips Marie-Anne. ❤

[@debbriggs5811]

Freckles are cute appealing. Glad you dont try to hide them.

[@maggievanderhoeven8494]

A face without freckles is like heaven without the stars ⭐️

[@fish8cat]

Your hairstyle is perfect for you and very fresh and youthful. I was thinking, based on your previous videos that this is your best!

[@aavv1818]

San Francisco fan girl loves your honesty!

[@patriciabond2227]

You look amazing!😍 I'm 58 & very interested in trying the dermabrasion . I need to wear foundation as I have a 50p sized birthmark on my face but if I didn't I would be with you Marie-Anne I love my freckles😄❤

[@denicehill2094]

You look radiant. Thank you for all the tips!

[@annalykke83]

Thank you for always making wonderful, inspirational videos. I definitely think that your youthful, fresh and "liftet" look is mainly due to your new short haircut that really flatters both your face and hair type. I get a lot of joy and ideas from watching your videos, thank you!

[@Nini51963]

You look so much younger than me , we are the same age . I have the ostrich neck starting lol . Love that you put the ostrich in your video . I have used similar products but I think from living my life in California and I love the outdoors and gardening that the wrinkles are mine forever . I would not change but embrace them . I also think menopause is changing my skin it feels dryer and thinner . I also am sweating because of hot flashes . I think I will purchase some facial clothes thanks for sharing .

[@mlthewi1287]

HONESTY! How refreshing to find it here, in reference to fashion and "looking good." Thank you!

[@I_am_Marlene]

You look amazing Marie-Anne. So much better than if you’d had a face lift. Thanks for all the solid advice. Xo

[@ursulamelia7136]

Dear Marie-Anne, you are just totally adorable!!!!! So genuine and you have such a wonderful joi de vivre!

[@carolalaimo-tosca8357]

I love this haircut on you!!!! It’s more modern and you look younger and more chic!💙🤍♥️

[@candydonnelly7543]

Thank you for sharing. Staying out of the sun has been critical for me, not smoking or drinking really pays off. I use a Clarisonic Brush every night to remove my makeup which is wonderful. I have had success with Kate Summerville products. A trick I use at night is to start off sleeping on 2 pillows, which has actually helped the puffy eyes in the morning. Watching what you eat is important and if you are fortunate to be blessed with good skin in your family, be thankful for that. Thank you again for this great and informative video!

[@giovannaplacci4520]

So interesting as always. I didnt know about "tapping", i think it's a very good technique and i will start to do it tomorrow morning! I use the same Nuxe huile with gold. I think you are the demonstration of all your good advices, and i made treasure of an important thing you said about skin health also in another video:drink water! Thank you Marie-Anne. Ciao.

[@kerry3710]

Thank you for this video. There's a KZbinr, Dr Eric Berg who talks about the loss of collagen as we age, and nutrients we can consume to keep our skin from aging. He says not to overdo the water consumption as there can be a loss of important vitamins and minerals, which was interesting. Unfortunately , in NZ we commonly have sun-damaged skin as we are often at the beach or outside playing sports, gardening, etc. The sun here, as you will remember Marie-Anne, is unreasonably hot and sunburn is easy to get! Europeans have much nicer skin than Kiwis, in my opinion, for that reason alone.

[@crickkett7510]

Kerry Watson , I’ve never found an answer as to how much collagen should be consumed in order to help, and if by the time we are nearing 50, if it would even help. Do you know? I do drink a lot of water and take 3-4 supplements. Thank you!

[@kerry3710]

@@crickkett7510 Hi, I am 53 and I would say undoubtedly that my skin is better today than it was 3 years ago, since cleaning up my diet. My only vice now is drinking too much coffee 🤪. Lol. Here I will post a link to one interesting video of Dr Berg's. He has really helped me. Enjoy:) kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4WQeaJ4hbiFbZo

[@kerry3710]

@@MarieAnneLecoeur You're welcome:)

[@NotATameLion1]

I love your freckles, too, Marie-Anne! Thanks for sharing your experience and tips with us! Blessings to you.

[@rebeccagorlin554]

I love your freckles, too, as well as my own.

[@junemaguire9988]

Love the skin topic Marie-Anne. I am 66yrs old, I am blessed with pretty good skin, I do drink a lot of water. I have always used something on my skin even when my children were young and I was pretty broke, I believe any moisturiser helps. These days I use a more expensive moisturiser which I have been using the last few years, I would like to try the one you are using, the sun is pretty harsh in Australia, since I have retired I have noticed being outside more my skin is not looking so good your video has inspired me to remember my hat before I go out on the garden, sometimes I go tired at night and get somewhat slack with my night routine also you always inspire us to think about ourselves which is great because being a mother and grandmother its automatic to put ourselves last. Thankyou.

[@Poetry.By.Melanie]

I loved that you said that you love your freckles! I love mine too!

[@janetlindley4465]

Thank you for this lovely video Marie-Anne. So many wonderful things to try. I too have always looked after my skin but am now 67 years of age and any extra help is very gratefully received. You look fantastic. 🥰🥰

[@attilathehen1555]

I don’t drink enough water, thanks for the reminder. I don’t wear make up, I’m thinking about it and if I do, it will be just a little like you. I wash my face with my homemade, soap made from lye, olive oil, coconut oil and lavender essential oil. I use a scrub once a week or so made of granulated sugar and olive oil. My moisturiser is homemade out of whipped coconut oil, vitamin E oil and lavender essential oil. I must try the cold water rinse. I have got a few blemishes from a little bit of acne in the past, but I don’t mind them. I hadn’t noticed your freckles but they are nice, but did you really have to show that picture of me in the mornings?! 🤣 No, I wouldn’t have a facelift or cosmetic surgery, unless I had severe scarring; I do have a facial scar from a car accident but it’s not very noticeable.

[@lilianhoulind723]

I have now Tried your wondernux...indeed,its very good and the smell,delightful

[@rosanneleoni7815]

I agree that water is essential to skin and overall health. I also drink throughout the day. I believe that my active lifestyle and healthy diet are additional reasons why I have always looked younger than my age. (I hated that when I was in my 20s, but feel pretty good about it at 63, soon to be 64! ). Unlike you, however, my genetics predispose me to eczema and ichthyiosis (scaly legs and to a lesser degree, arms). I have to take particular care to keep moisturized, but it is a consistent effort for me. This past year, I have started using a dermaplane on my face once a week and that has been an amazing discovery for me! Thank you for sharing what you use. I will definitely look into these products!

[@suziejames7510]

Bonjour Marie-Anne, you are so right in everything you said. Primarily I think a lot depends on your genes, then the rest. Drinking water, not smoking, not using foundation, having make up free days, good diet and generally just caring for your skin. I'm 69years old and was told just last week I looked like I was in my early 50's. My mum is nearly 97 years old and still has beautiful skin. I must thank you for your recent video using Nuxe shimmer oil. Went out and bought some and use it as you suggested. Wonderful, makes my skin look so fresh and dewy.x

[@keithgriffiths9864]

Sales of Nuxe must have shot up all over the world !!😂

[@lw3542]

This! Your neck and jawline have had me wondering if you'd had work done, you look FABULOUS.

[@teok.391]

Thank you for many great reminders like water and no smoking. I just purchased Huxe oil with hope, that after 70 will help me to keep my skin alive. It's pleasure to watch as always, thank you!

[@maryannwright6572]

Marie-Anne, your attitude and beautiful smile are ageless!

[@lotusquel]

You should get paid for this video :) - I ordered the Darphin dermabrasion - I cant wait to get it! Thank you for this amazing video!!!

[@buttonsbank]

Thank you for the tip about tapping under the eyes! That makes sense for reducing the puffiness. Also, I never heard of emotional freedom tapping. Could you please do a lesson on that for us? I love your videos!

[@GoddessBlessYou]

Brad Yates has a ton of great EFT videos on youtube. There are a number of other practitioners doing EFT videos on here, as well.

[@marinarassin4231]

Chinese / japanes face lifting massages do the trick very well

[@marinarassin4231]

@@MarieAnneLecoeur EFT doesn t do the trick for me , but TFT works wonders, so does Bruno Gröning and Braco the gazer vids KZbin as qigong

[@persona1incerta]

Yes, Marie_Anne, you look really great! I'm 52 and everybody says I look much younger - for decades I stopped using cosmetics - just lipstick and mascara. I use - for cleaning in the evenings - almond oil, for moisturizing - coconut oil, in the mornings - ice cubes, fresh cucumber, for the scrub - backing soda and lemon juice. I used coffee grounds too sometimes. No cream, no foundation, nothing chemical at all. If you can eat it, you can put on your skin - that is my motto :-). No smoking, good genes :-) and water (with ACV).

[@paulalaye6428]

Hey Marie-Anne, great to see you this morning at five am, enjoying my blueberry porridge... I say no to a facelift, and I also drink a lot of water, especially first thing hot water before breakfast.. I use my Avon face cream and a wonderful Rimmels lasting finish foundation which covers my acne roscea and age spots but I am nearly sixty five!!! Enjoy your week paula x

[@hazelcoate9203]

I am going to try the tinted moisturizer, good idea

[@a.williams9]

This is wonderful advice, dear Marie-Anne! That is a compliment indeed and you don't need any facelift, you're always looking so youthful. I wholeheartedly agree that proper care, a healthy diet and good habits play their part besides having good genetics and growing up in healthy environment for which I'm also grateful to have been raised within lovely family members who taught me the importance of self respect. Speaking ill gossip about others, swearing and being toxic are detrimental to people's health and appearance besides the fact that it's inappropriate and inelegant. I always love the fact that you emphasise the importance of embracing our own beauty. I didn't like my freckles when I was younger and used to hide them under full coverage foundations but learned to love them many years ago, it's such a wonderful liberating experience. I've always loved french beauty care products, Vichy is one of my favourites and loved to know about your skin care routine with other french brands. It all resonates with me as I believe that beauty is ageless and a lady who ages natural and gracefully like French women do is chic. You look absolutely gorgeous with your pixie haircut and that Marinière is a wow 😍. Merci 🙏🏻⚘

[@MarieAnneLecoeur]

Merci AW - freckles are adorable - I love mine and my husband does too 😃

[@a.williams9]

@@MarieAnneLecoeur bonjour, Marie-Anne. Freckles are cute indeed. They're a lovely addition and our husbands appreciate them 🥰

[@mireillelanglois6947]

C’est toujours un plaisir de vous écouter, Marie-Anne.

[@MsBackstager]

I am glad that I am warm and cozy at home to watch these hints of wisdom.

[@MsBackstager]

@@MarieAnneLecoeur It's snow storming in NJ all day today.

[@crickkett7510]

MsBackstager , me too. Very long, cold and snowy winters where I live. I keep the thermostat at 67, but even so, I must use a large room humidifier taking no less than 3 gallons of distilled water, 24/7, to help skin, eyes and sinuses.

[@MsBackstager]

@@crickkett7510 I hate waking up with a dry and blood encrusted nostril.

[@crickkett7510]

MsBackstager , oh my, I haven’t had that happen. I just feel very dry and uncomfortable without a room humidifier. Overall, using one on in the main room for three years from November through April has made significant improvements. I’ll never be without when at home. It was 15 degrees here today. Burr. Who’s Philip?😉

[@kamloopscruiser874]

Your skin is lovely. Heavens no re a face lift. I’m sure you haven’t, I certainly haven’t. I need that Darphin. 👍 I’m 63, with a few more crinkled laugh lines and an annoying red broken blood vessel on my nose. That’s why I buy good concealer. 😁 I eat well, good fats from butter, fish and real meat and eggs. I noticed decades ago that elderly vegetarians I knew had aged faster than others who ate well and didn’t avoid fat or meat. I don’t smoke, am a redhead and burn easily so I stay out of the sun all my life and use spf religiously. I love good skincare and am extremely careful to gently remove my makeup every night. I noticed that up till about 45-50 my skin wasn’t much different from my peers same age. But SUDDENLY after that it was like my skin held up better than others who would tan or didn’t use spf or who didn’t use good skin care or pay attention to cleansing at night. I’ve taught my daughter and daughter in law this & my granddaughters are learning. If I prioritize the budget #1: spf I use mineral sunscreen by Josie Maran. It’s got a lovely Argan Oil base. #2: Bioderma gel cleanser followed by Bioderma Micellar water every night. Shiseido cotton squares are the best. #3: CeraVe PM lotion with niacin #4: Retinol cream- I used Neutrogena for years before getting a Rx Tretinoin.

[@gailtscherrig1271]

I started doing the cold water again because you have reminded me. It`s cheaper and better than anything you can buy. I have done it in the past. drinking water as well. helps loose weight whatever you eat and gives you more vitality for activities. Have also cleaned out more clothes than usual. Its like you have given permission to throw out my (mistakes) usually the cheaper impulse buys. I follow a few women on line with styles and tips dressing. I used to live in the alps and we had a certain dress code there. Now in a City and getting a capsule wardrobe together, so hopefully will be looking like a well put together 59 year old this spring. Thank you Marie-Anne

[@afairfax6456]

Hello Marie-Anne. Thank you! Great video. Very interesting! I am approaching 62 yrs and my daughters tell me that I look in my early 40s. I have often wondered why too. I also have a simple routine... I thoroughly wash face at night and use face cream, especially under my eyes. Natural but cheap brands. I avoid chemical ingredients. Most days I use no make up at all (except for lipstick and mascara occasionally). I wear make up for church but that consists of a light moisturizer with a bit of powder on top. I am a relaxed person in the main. Happy. No major stresses. I also do EFT when I need to. It is WONDERFUL for clearing mental static. Also I am mostly vegetarian. I look quite young and am finding that family members who I have known since they were kids now are looking much older than me. I must be related to Peter Pan!!!

[@afairfax6456]

Yes I think so!! You are very fresh faced and young looking. Your neck is amazing!!!! :-) best wishes for the Christmas season from Australia!

[@eunemarr7180]

Love your top! So different,so French! Pam

[@MJ-ti6oh]

Thanks for this helpful information. Enjoy your posts as always.

[@auravee3268]

I do two of the things you mentioned drink water and when I wash my face and hair is with cold water. By the way you look radiant

[@Raine278]

Superb tips, love this!

[@gerrysavery8082]

I loved your video and honesty. I started to use the two Darphin products and the Nuxe product about 2 weeks ago after you mentioned them in your videos. What a difference they have made with my skin. Love them!! I will start the tapping.

[@terpsicoreinspiration6074]

Love your advices. I just started following and I enjoy every video. Thanks 😊

[@josefinaberdin7303]

Great video. I think what makes you beautiful is the radiance you have within. Great tips. Thank you.

[@MsBackstager]

Also, stay out of the sun as much as possible. If you must stay in the sun, please apply a sunscreen.

[@adeleturner1255]

I knew you wouldn't have surgery it's not the French chic way!!! You are a wonderful advertisement for sensible, healthy lifestyle and minimal makeup Marie-Anne. Bravo! I also use the Decleor neroli night balm, I have used it for years, it smells divine! I don't wear foundation either, but I do use the Decleor BB cream mixed with a little moisturiser. I always protect my skin from the sun and don't smoke, but I do need to drink more water.... Perhaps it could be a New Year's resolution for me!!! 👍💖😉

[@MultiStephanator]

You look wonderful.. I love your inner beauty .. so I believe that’s why you also look great… i myself have turned completely grey… after around 25 to 30 years of coloring but im rocking it and love that I don’t spend a lot of money and time sitting every month to cover the grey… im lucky also my skin is in good shape … have not been a sunworshipper and although I grew up in Arizona… my Mother admonished me to stay out of the sun.. 💞

[@TatianaKiourou]

Dear Marie-Anne, thank you so much for all your videos and everything you do!! Such a delight tot see and hear a beautiful, smart, sofisticated Lady who looks absolutely stunning! Bravissima! Thank you for loving your age, your face, your everything - loving Yourself - and for showing this female force and wisdom tot the women. I am your fan. Please, continue your great work. Blessings! Love, Tatiana

[@daniel596061]

J’aime la gamme Darphin l’effet sur la peau est top, j’alterne aussi avec Avene et Laroche-Posay. Votre peau est lumineuse, merci de partager se moment.❤️

[@barbarafoster7000]

Marie-Anne do you ever go to a professional beautician or by using your preferred products this is enough? Also do you use a blush? Thank you I love your truthful way you present these tips.

[@zandymcculla7129]

Great tips Marie-Anne. Thankyou for sharing. Have a beautiful day xxxxx

[@victoriaabsten9230]

Marie-Ann, I like your hair like that. It is very flattering.

[@keodi1]

Great tips Marie-Anne! and I don't think you had a facelift, I think a great skincare routine, and sunscreen

[@rosieobi9260]

I too use a flannel. I have been good at drinking my water and not so good too. Water certainly clears and makes my skin look much more hydrated and softer.

[@terriensberg5487]

I’m amazed that you don’t wear foundation and look this fantastic.

[@PatriciaSpayd]

No facelift for Marie! You look marvelous -no smoking and no suntans!

[@tylenerose7031]

When I moved from the city to countryside my skin improved so much. I assume it is the cleaner air. Water, water, water! I rarely wear make up, and when I do it's minimal amount. No smoking, very little alcohol. I keep out of the sun as much as possible. Also, silk pillow cases are said to be good for your skin and hair too. Thank you for sharing you tips and secrets 💕

[@conniemesce4093]

I'm lucky to have good skin at my age. I do drink a lot of Water and always wash off my makeup which isn't much anyway. Good info and video. A 52 year old though I was her age and I told her that I was 18 years ago! ❤

[@mykingdomforahorse9256]

its not so bad getting older when you are healthy and full of life. no surgery for me thank you.....just turned sixty and I like to wash my face once a month with fresh lemon and sugar for a good scrub. it works. then I always use organic coconut oil and sometimes shea nut oil. I still have good skin. you are right about soda as it is terrible for health. thanks for a great video

[@debwlv]

I am very excited to try some of these products----thank you for all the information. You are always so thorough and your presentation is very entertaining.

[@stacylbrewer]

Great video! New subscriber from Cleveland, Ohio, USA! Appreciate that your videos are in English-language. ❤🇺🇸

[@maijatreimane]

I am 56 as well 😀 Have to admit that my skincare routine is very similar to yours Anne Marie 🥰 In Australia I always get a lot of compliments about my beautiful skin. Well I moved to Australia from Northern Europe 10 years ago. When I am asked - how you can have in your age such skin, my short answer is - I didn't see much sun in my life 🤣 English is not my first language so it sounds a bit funny but there's some truth. Australian women my age damaged their skin by excessive exposure to very high UV index sun. Only lately this awareness of sun and protection is popular. So my tips for no face lifts (I can't stand anything artificial).. First of all - yes genetics play a great role but it needs support and care. Moderate sun exposure (depends of place where you live), double cleansing (I also use muslin cloth and flannelette), masking 😁, natural organic skincare and water and good food for skin. What we eat is also very important. I am absolutely obsessed with New Zealand natural skincare Antipodes. And slowly also switching to natural perfume (essential oils, just made my signature perfume with perfumer), body care (yesterday made my body oil from Jojoba oil and essential oil blend), haircare etc Silk is another beauty trick - silk pillowcases and eye mask. And face massage with trendy Gua Sha 😀 Etc etc And Anne Marie I also love Nuxe and Caudalie! Happy that both brands I can buy in Australia. And sorry for my novel length comment 😂

[@kerryburns1293]

I lived in France for 30 years, returned to Oz upon retirement. I also noticed my skin is much better than average Australian women, including my sisters. I think the sun - especially too much of it - plays a more important role than genetics when it comes to skin quality.

[@jackiespence]

Your new haircut makes your face look refreshed.

[@ivettenevel7066]

You look beautiful . I am 56 and I agree with everything you said. I love my freckles too. I will try the cold water. I make organic hibiscus tea and I drink it all day long with no sugar. I am working on my spiritual self this year and hopefully it will reflect on the outside too.

[@floresitatcoop]

Bonjour Marie Anne you truly look great genes are a good part of it your hair style diet sun exposure and products that work for you obviously you’re doing a good job taking care of yourself keep up the good work 👍🏻💕

[@angelagregory5312]

Bonjour Marie-Anne, I do most of the thing's you recommend. I have purchased the Nice, love it. Thank you.xxx

[@dosdandelions8879]

You look gorgeous. I am not sure it is your darker hair, your shorter hair or the products. You skin looks lighter and brighter. Thanks for sharing with us. I will try some of those products because I, like you, take good care of my skin and wash the same way you do.

[@shellydsouza8902]

I love your videos, you are so real no fuss, and carrying your age so well. I have done pretty well too.

[@DM-dn6cs]

Thank you Marianne for a great video and lots of good suggestions. You do look wonderful keep up the great work. Merci beaucoup, Dallas

[@schneeroseful]

Marie-Anne, you are the same age as my Mom, wvo did not have a facelift and looks just like you - just with some freckles. So it never came to my mind you could have had surgery. Not smoking or excessive tanning in summer made her age well.

[@maureentremain1862]

Your skin is gorgeous! I am 10 years older than you and I have always been told I have very good skin for the same reasons as you. First it is due to genetics. I have also never used foundation, smoked, drugs or abused alcohol. I have freckles but I have never tried to hide them. I do get a little sun but not a lot. I don't like sunscreens but I do wear a hat and sunglasses. Also, I have always used white terry wash clothes to cleanse my face. For many years now I have just used a weekly apricot face scrub and daily cleanser and toner. Only mascara and lip gloss for makeup. My question for you is: Have you had any issues with facial or neck hair that required electrolysis? Plucking the hairs is just not working for me so I think I need a more permanent solution.

[@stephaniemannreed1224]

Lovely!! I love all those products, too. Saving my pennies for them!

[@gracededaupierreduval7760]

Good advice thank you Marie -ANNE ❤️you are very natural

[@bohemiansusan2897]

I have a Korean mother and Irish father who looked decades younger than their age when they passed and it was natural. My mother didn't get a grey hair until 54. I turned grey at 41 when my husband became terminally ill. All I do is wash my face with oatmeal soap 2-3 times, first with warm water and colder water the next two times. I use a Buff Puff, which is a nylon scratchy pad for the face and been using one since my 20s to help with acne. Once a week, I use an acne wash and I'm good. The past year I started using Neutrogena anti-winkle cream with a sunscreen of spf 20. Maybe 2-3 times a week, if I remember. Never had wrinkles to begin with but the very fine lines are gone. It costs $20 US. Makeup... at work just some powder, mascara and light brown eyeliner done finely. Goth makeup.... I'm darker complected than most Goths, so its just three shades lighter. Foundation with sunscreen, rice powder, black eye makeup and usually geisha red lipstick. Compared to other Goths, my makeup is rather lightly used. I do mix my foundation with a drop of cocoa butter oil to avoid a caked on look or created wrinkles. At 52, I'm gowing old disgracefully and am thin but not too thin. My legs look better than most in their 20s and I've become comfortable with my rectangular figure and know how to look my best with it. That said my skirts are usually knee length or just above the knee. I do dye my hair.

[@vallis1469]

I believe you are a Natural Beauty. That's in the DNA and not in a bottle or doctor's office. Thank you for sharing your beauty routine. You are beautiful!

[@lucydeboxer2565]

Lovely video. Thank you for sharing your morning and evening routine with us. Love that you use ONE product at night. Surprised an SPF is not part of your morning routine.

[@MsStephieWefie]

I love your freckles too! So beautiful 😍 and Darphin has changed my skin for the best. I have to try the dermabrasion

[@MsStephieWefie]

@@MarieAnneLecoeur Darphin should sponsor you because thanks to you I just bought the Dermabrasion, the Camellia mask, Exquisâge Serum 😆 and now I’m looking into the Caudalie teint divin. If you say it’s good then I trust you!

[@Lotus7119-9]

Yes! You are looking fantastic! I have been noticing a difference ever since your first Darphin exfoliant video. It is a funny thing about freckles. You have the cute kind that enhance your look and I think suit your animated personality. Mine are not so cute or compatible with my dramatic look. I am one of those women who is very plain without makeup but somewhat beautiful with it. Good thing I am a makeup artist! Re the undereye tapping helping with fluid retention, yes it does. Gentle taps beginning at the inner eye corner and slowly moving outward to the temples, down the sides of the face, down the sides of the neck all the way to the collarbones. These are the lymph channels and must be touched very gently, about the weight of a euro held in the palm. I will try the cold water splashes! Really enjoyed this video and noticed I was smiling back at you all the way through. Sending love back😘

[@LittlePinkCasa]

No, i don’t believe you had a face lift. I think you always look wonderful for your age. You’re so beautiful and I’m blessed to have you as a mentor. 🌸💕

[@dgroenewald3257]

Bonjour Marie-Anne! LOL, I'm with you on the frecle topic and absolutely love mine. I think they kind of act as a bronzer, so it is a win for me 😁 I think with water, quality products and positive energy, consistency in ones skincare routine really makes a difference. Never skip the crucial stages like cleansing and moisturising. Keep well, Deidre