This is Why French Women Over 50 AGE SO WELL - 10 SECRETS OF FRENCH WOMEN TO LOOK YOUNGER

[@bluevelvet2]

I like that French women don’t try to look too perfect. It gives them a freshness and lightness

[@LauraRodriguez-ee7wt]

I'm french, I agree that they put less make up or no make up and in many cases put a bit more effort into their skin care. But these examples in the video are celebrities who still have treatments/ surgeries. As far as weight, not everyone is slim in my country or well dressed. One thing i would say is they are more overall into simplicity in comparison to the UK which is more bold and extravagant in terms of style and make up. In some cases they also have a healthier lifestyle if they can stay away fron the sun and cigarettes 😂. I like the simplicity of the french, but i also like a bit of boldness and extravagance at times, it' s fun.

[@annanajduch5201]

I'm 50. My 'secret' is good posture, no foundation, little to no makeup, sunscreen. Good duet, exercise, abd acknowledging that im 5p and want to look like a nuce looking 50 year old, not a 40 or 30 year old. End of story. I will never cut my face either. Unless i get mauled by something and will need reconstructive plasric surgery.

[@nancygee3137]

when you turn 54...you might want to cut something lol

[@ingathomas6653]

Agree, posture is so important.

[@Noora11_3]

​@@nancygee3137lol

[@ganymeade5151]

@@nancygee3137 Absolutely. Mid to late 60s; early 70s, look at yourself on your cell phone reverse camera. You could get a big shock. The hands and neck show aging first. In 70s, it is cellulite, belly and back fat, and crepey skin. In the 80s it is looking really old.

[@alomaalber6514]

50 was easy! 67 takes work, stay hydrated, moisturize and stroll. Smile, life is good.

[@thelidiaedit]

When I lived in France I loved the lifestyle that kept me busy, but not rushing to do things, not suffocating myself with things to do in one day. Taking in every moment of my day was the best thing about my life there ❤

[@Daniellemcdd]

I wouldn't say Madonna represents the entire lot of women outside France haha I srsly believe that I have tried almost everything to look younger + delay aging as much as possible, anything from face exercises, vitamin C serum, Fraxel, collagen supplements and of course Retin A (7 years straight), home devices and what not. However, nothing made any real difference compared to the high-quality derma pen I purchased for around 100 bucks. Within 3 months of use, my skin has improved DRAMATICALLY. I don't look like I'm 18 again, but definitely not 44 either. My fine lines have disappeared completely, and my nasolabial folds are way less are nonexist (Never had jowls though). People often underestimate the power of wounding and the revolutionary effects it can have on the skin and instead spending thousands on useless treatments like Botox/fillers which can look unnatural over time due to muscle loss, or fillers due to tissue displacement.

[@GlennaCoye]

What dermapen did you get?

[@bobobeautys]

do you mind to share which derma pen brand please ? Appreciate the comment by the way!

[@Daniellemcdd]

Korabeauticals v2

[@amanda52x2]

Shhhh...don't tell everyone! (Joking) Ive been microneedling for almost 10 years - most guess I'm @ 15 YEARS younger than my birth certificate says. I DO it myself at home, quote aggressively in places, and lightly in others,,maybe 1x month. I am 63

[@DariaHalperin-rv5cv]

+1 for kora. I've been doing microneedling since it started 12 or so years ago. Nobody believe I am 55. They all say I am in my 30's or early 40's. As you know, as we get old, our skin gets thinner therefore creating wrinkles. But the wounding kept my skin still thick and youthful. Your comment will help so many women to restore their skin..

[@judithmarianne]

Not every French women above 50 looks like Inès de la Fressange or Sophie Marceau. They can also be full bodied and/or on the heavier side. What set them apart IMO is their acceptance that everyone age and it's always best to make the best with what you have. They also know that indulgence is good for the soul when it's done once in a while, not everyday. Living in Europe also means you get to be more active because you need to walk more so that takes care of the daily exercise . Para-pharmacy products are of top quality and priced democratically. They dress neatly with functionality in mind and prefer to have une bonne mine than a face full of makeup. These common sense practices come across as chic and put together because they feel effortless yet disciplined.

[@alomaalber6514]

The women in Paris walk a lot! smile more, life is good!

[@luzvaldes1030]

I definitely have emulated the French look most of my life. Currently my make up routine is minimal…. no foundation, no eye make up, no big hair. After applying moisturizer, and lightly filling in my sparse eyebrows, I apply a bit of powder bronzer on my cheekbones, and maybe forehead and chin, put on some lipstick and voilà! Oh, and my mid length hair is always clean and bouncy.

[@angelazayas2753]

My grandmother is french, from Normandy, and she ALWAYS pushed minimal makeup, good french skincare and never ever going to bed with any makeup. She looks fantastic, so does my mother. Beautifully informative video ❤❤❤ thank you for creating and sharing

[@gurikuri1595]

In what country are there grandmothers that go to bed with make up ?

[@TermiteVideo]

The secret of most of the women featured is being slim. Slim women all over Europe look good.

[@elizavetapeganova9541]

Yes. The example is old lady, the first Lady Macron

[@ganymeade5151]

Absolutely. However, years after menopause, even skinny women who regularly exercise can get stubborn belly and back fat, spider veins, cellulite, and crepey skin. The hands and neck show aging first. Women in their late 60s and 70s get the shock of their lives when they see themselves in the reverse camera of their cell phones. Embracing inevitable aging and keeping a positive attitude is helpful. Too many older women are angry, bitter, and deeply depressed, as if they have given up on life and living. Never give up. Keep going as long as possible.

[@ladystarlightnyc]

I was going to comment exactly the same thing! And although I’m aware she lived most of her life in France, technically Carla Bruni is Italian…

[@UrsaBella]

they do not eat and smoke

[@fip62]

I'm in rural west France and can tell you that I've seen plenty of obese women over 50 ....and under. Also they are not all running around in chic outfits looking like they've just stepped out of the esthéticienne.

[@DianeFerrier-y8b]

I agree …having been to France multiple times I have been shocked by the number of woman I have seen that do NOT fit the French stereotype of always in style , chic , not overweight …

[@merrildegroot7862]

I agree. It would appear that the French aesthetic some aspire to, is really a "Parisian Chic" celebrated by a few. I also agree that most European women take more care of their skin and dressing well in public.

[@a.williams9]

Wonderful advice. French women don't pretend to look younger but naturally beautiful and effortlessly chic regardless their age. They don't follow trends but stick to what's flattering on them with self-confidence. Merci beaucoup pour votre conseil comme toujours, Alice. Vous êtes très formidable ❤

[@Tweeza57]

They look younger because they keep their youthful figure , they dress according to their age and which is classic. The best asset any woman can attain is a good straight posture. Straight shoulders will make any thing you wear look it’s best. And it’s free. The most costly beauty secret is beautiful white teeth. They don’t have to be perfectly straight just as white as possible.

[@patriciasette3040]

Ah, I love straight teeth, they improve anyone's look.

[@landear8]

Genuine Self love, Being healthy and taking care of yourself equals beauty . When I feel good I look good and vice versa. At 71 I have to accept that I am no longer young. However I still am vibrant with my own style. It’s a conscious choice.

[@priyamoerlie4614]

Asian, Indians and black women are looking young when they are over 50. Their skin are amazing❤

[@nancygee3137]

its all genetic over 50. Look at your mom, you will look like her.

[@ingathomas6653]

@@nancygee3137 Genes aren't so important. They are influenced by our lifestyles (check epigenetics). It is rather that we take the lifestyles of our mums and grandmas...

[@nancygee3137]

@@ingathomas6653 everything is genetics after 50

[@lenafrank5586]

@@ingathomas6653 No, it’s genetics. - You can ruin good genes with a bad or no care of course, but otherwise you are at mercy of what nature has given you. - It’s good to keep a good figure an eat healthy and accept the years coming, however difficult it might be :-)

[@barbarabukovssek7062]

@@nancygee3137 so true.

[@rm5127]

Alice,that is great advise.Also you look fabulous.. hair, skin ,clothes, everything!

[@ramonaa8962]

On gray hair, what actually inspired me to stop dying my hair dark was a fabulous older woman stepping out of her hairdresser’s in the 9th arr. with perfectly coiffed platinum hair! I thought, if she looks that fantastic then I can do this. I still dye my hair from time to time but I choose the lightest ash blond now, not a dark chocolate. I maintain my silver with a purple shampoo and conditioner one a week and I’m never going back to dark hair!

[@chorusfrog2548]

I went gray in my 30's...I am 57 now. I never use purple shampoo...no need. Just use a good shampoo and don't dry hair products into your hair.

[@julieb750]

First of all, American celebrity culture is not representative of normal people. The Kardashians et al. does NOT reflect most American women. Secondly, the U.S. is a huge country with people who have descended from extremely diverse backgrounds, so all of us look entirely different. Furthermore, there are major regional differences when it comes to fashion and beauty approaches. Women in New York, LA, Dallas, Miami, etc. have very different looks. Also, there are huge differences between urban, suburban and rural looks outside of heavily populated areas, too. Furthermore, the kinds of food we cook often reflect our vast ethnic diversity. There is no one type of American anything.

[@pomelotree2]

I really think that this type of french woman is not representative of France either…they really believe in this stereotype. The majority of them do not look like this. There are a lot of creative women as well, so is refreshing to see that…

[@lourdeswright]

I have mixed feelings. Although Americans r indeed diverse, I do think there’s a high level of discomfort in ageing amongst American women that is not so prevalent in other countries.

[@maritzanc]

furthermore...

[@Bronte866]

Thank you. I left a similar comment. I did not appreciate an American leaving a derogatory and profoundly inaccurate comment about American women “worshipping youth,” She also stated she doesn’t have to shave “because she’s over 50” and is all about retirement. I will continue to shave my legs and I do not see “retirement “ as anything I want to participate in. This is fine for anyone who wishes to do that, but don’t include me in your lifestyle, that’s all. 🇺🇸

[@zamar2158]

​@@pomelotree2 true. Am in France now and the women are ordinary. The beauties here are all arab women with the large eyes, clear perfect skin, massive falls of silky hair and full lips. Most of this french stuff is a myth. They're nothing compared to the women of Scandinavia. And as for aging, nothing compared to the women of asia. As for style, they're stylish for europeans, but not necessarily so compared to other cultures.

[@beatricelombard1554]

Great advice and guidelines to self-confidence, beauty minimalism and STYLE! My mother was French and her skin was always flawless - a simple, but diligent daily skincare routine. She used Dove soap and a warm washcloth to wash her face morning and night followed by Nivea skin cream. Her makeup consisted of black eyeliner, mascara, lipstick and a little blush. She also recommended good sleep and said you get your best sleep before midnight. She was ALWAYS dressed beautifully even going to the grocery store - the epitome of French class and beauty in every way. Une belle femme au quotidien de sa vie !

[@OffbeatinLA]

I don’t understand when you say French women are okay with aging, but then don’t want gray hair because it ages them. Seems like a contradiction.

[@bretelle]

No it isn t, you phrase it well.. it seems a contradiction. I don t mind my age but i went grey around 20. That would have already aged me then already. It s taking care or yourself not desperatly looking young. And if you grey then take care of your grey

[@mlcarv]

They want to look the best for the age they are at, not necessarily years younger. Sometimes hiding grays is the little touch that achieves that.

[@rougeredvenitienne]

Many women in France do not dye their hair... nobody cares. It's different with celeb like everywhere on the planet

[@salvatorethomas9546]

Hey, I can't speak for her but in the same way French woman use minimally for enhancement, I think thatcoloring your hair remains in that minimalist approach. Tasteful and not overdone.

[@CaroL-nf5rs]

She said in the beginning that they will embrace grey hair. It is probably a matter of preference just like some women wear makeup and others don’t

[@whatevergoesforme5129]

I am glad I am Asian so as I age it is fine to look more like grandma hahaha. Asians, on average, tend to see aging as being more wise and experienced (even though many are not so wise hehehe). Now that I am nearing 60, I am not afraid to look like a grandma because younger people in my country are more helpful because I am old. Of course, the stylish old ladies are admired by people all around them here but if one looks like a dowdy grandma, it is also fine.

[@patriciasette3040]

Yes, all this advice about chic and stylishness as we age - it's very nice, and reminders not to let oneself go are always useful, but I agree "it is fine to look like grandma." I remember my grandmothers - always nicely dressed - soft, cotton dresses with shawl collars and maybe a brooch - they exuded gentleness, had a maternal softness. The last thing they were was about show, whether seemingly effortless or not - enough that they were sweet-smelling, well-kept and carefully neat. Obsessions with the right flare-legged jeans, the right cardigan, the right shoe and the edgy haircuts would have been unthinkable. For them, indispensable to Secret #9 (slowing down) would have been taking a walk with their beloved grandchildren who were not the least judgmental about a few extra pounds, facial lines or gray hair.

[@pingxu4576]

I don't think french women look younger. But they keep physical fitting and make them look younger. They, mostly, have long legs and make them look pretty and elegant.

[@svetlankam8223]

that`s right, with one correction: their legs may seem to be longer, because those women are mostly thin.

[@butterflygirl3359]

Don’t use filler!! And don’t get fat!!!!!!

[@omvedaomega8935]

​@@svetlankam8223 they aren't tall at all

[@helenagalamba3448]

​@@svetlankam8223like Mme. Macron

[@luck2893]

Women all over the world are the same. You just force your women more. No diffrence, whatsoever. We are all beautiful in our own way.❤

[@DrJoySmithMaxwell]

slow living, avoiding the sun, & wearing classic young fashions are key

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

I find French women, especially Parisian women to be much more appearance conscious than say American, British, German, Dutch, and Scandinavian women. They like to give off this image of looking natural, effortless, practical yet elegant and chic for that classic and timeless look, but I find them often very contradictory and judgmental. They tend to be very appearance focused like Italian, Russian, Korean, Chinese, and Lebanese women. Who cares if you are a bit chubby, love excessive makeup, big hair, bold colors, etc. Do whatever makes you happy. What really shines through your style is your personality and energy you give off. Look at Dolly Parton, for example. A wrecked mess visually, but such a charming and darling woman, that who can't help fall in love with that effervescent energy.

[@d.y.e3803]

I remember well over a decade ago, Dolly Parton commenting that it takes time and money for her to look "So Cheap". She has a great sense of humor, a kind heart, is a great humanitarian, and has a great attitude which gets one far in life. Greetings from Los Angeles

[@zamar2158]

Yes, the effortless Parisienne look takes a lot of effort. And if french women don't use foundation then why do all the French brands of makeup sell that ? And unless one is a baby, what's natural about bright red lips? And they all eat steak frites every afternoon. Lol.

[@thelidiaedit]

Also, I loved the MJC concept, and I’ve seen many 40-50+ women taking fitness classes there. They stayed active with a lower price, they made group activities that lead to have a good network, and they sometimes also joined more creative activities. I do believe that’s also something that keeps one younger.

[@loredanalory2022]

In my opinion the point here is about the public image that French celebrities choose to give . They seem very natural even if there is a big work on that (body, skin, hair care). On the other hand there is a way coming from other part of the world that pushes women to use heavy make up, counturing, big lips, etc . This heavy treatments are used even by young girls in their 20s and dont benefit femininity. So the French style of stars is more charming because of their choice, apart from genes .

[@lrwiersum]

I'm an American and aging quite nicely. I avoid the sun since my early 20's, exfoliate and do facial exercises. I am regularly mistaken for being a decade younger than I am. I do at home peels for UV damage to even out my skin tone. Very easy and INEXPENSIVE !!

[@janemackrell3733]

I had a friend in Scotland who was French. She too went to the hairdresser every week - not something we tend to do in Britain

[@marilenafieru927]

Age it is just a number ❤ Embrace the life and do not be a slave of beauty!

[@Aliceinparisofficial]

always take care of yourself to feel good and happy :)

[@aprilblossoms4]

Wow! Did not realize Madonna represents the entire lot of women outside France 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@akapulkoist]

I didn't know either 🤷

[@flamingofan5411]

She looks hideous!

[@zamar2158]

I know! The absolute example of women in China, Pakistan and Peru. Although to be honest, this pic of madonna is like some creature from star trek.

[@ganymeade5151]

LMAO. Many are not big fans.

[@bethmollet4956]

Madonna looks horrific- we are the same age, born the same month and year- but I’d say I look better than her

[@luluesparza7360]

Hello Alice - I loved this video. Please consider making French skin care videos. Thank you!

[@ramonabousquet5455]

Come on. I live in France and I see wrinkles on women after the age of 30. Think and look again Madame. Confidence and always feeling young to hiding age is the only truth.

[@SaJ-gj3dh]

50 it's still young, healthy woman. I don't know why women have obsession looking younger, especially when they still young, but for sure media play big role in this. For me great it's not be in 50 and looks 10 years younger but be in 70, 90 and looks 30 years younger, and have the same ability like 30 years before. Like Ernie Hudson or William Shatner. I still can't believe how they look like, looks like scam. But this is really great. Still have energy for go for shopping, for clean in home, be independent in old age, even go to the gym like Ernie or play in movie. I think it's much much much, milion percent more important than look like 40 in your 50.

[@Aliceinparisofficial]

I say ageing well ;)

[@tracyatkinson8552]

My grandmothers and mother started me on skincare by 15 to take good care of my skin. My daughters do the same and though we have good genes it also is good to start a routine young and keep your skin good and WATER, WATER, WATER.

[@alatsaf]

It's true that French women usually don't like heavy makeup. Their make up is very natural.

[@idankoos4156]

My mum is 69 and has never had abything done....she gas ever been super elegant, super tasteful in ger style, watched her nutrition and practiced sports. She has no wrinkles at all...but first if all, she is highly intelligent, super educatedhas a positive mindset and loads of humour....all aspects match my father as well...aging does not mean ugly -it is your taste

[@coreylong439]

Would love to see links for the beauty and skin care products that are used. This is a lovely tutorial.

[@pinkworld9384]

One BIG FAUX PAS of French women That is NOT a secret is that they ❤ to SMOKE! IT AGES YOU DRAMATICALLY!

[@Amatory_Muse]

They smoke like crazy in middle America too. There are even some who will get unhinged if you don’t allow them to smoke in your house.

[@MMLZombie]

​@Amatory_Muse Still I don't think the women of Middle America are exactly known for aging gracefully the way French women are! So it does seem strange that French women are able to smoke so much and still age so well

[@janenicholson4056]

Agree and it's not cool. My mother died from lung cancer in her early 50's.

[@Amatory_Muse]

@@MMLZombie I don’t think either culture is “known for aging gracefully” tbh. French people are often thought of as stylish and artistic, but aging gracefully? Nah. Just because someone made a KZbin video doesn’t mean it’s a real thing. A lot of the stereotypes about Europe and America are BS, but this isn’t even a stereotype. It’s just someone’s very specific opinion.

[@pauline5596]

Did it! I'm so happy with the result! Thank you Harriet for the good tutorial!!

[@ecotinylifestyle]

I am French formulator now in my 60s of All Natural one step anti-blemish anti-aging Skin care called Dermecologie created since 2005 ! Try it you will never regret it

[@angelirohival6270]

I love French style!

[@julieerin115]

True about foundation. I used to pile on the foundation, but now I sometimes just wear a little tinted moisturizer.

[@worldadventuretravel]

Healthy skin, healthy and shiny hair, healthy and fit body- and a sense of style that flatters your body and personality go a longer way toward looking and feeling beautiful than any trend or product. And for great skin and hair, you need look no further than your kitchen. It doesn't have to cost you a mint to take care of yourself. Optimize what you have and get comfortable in your own skin. Nothing else matters. And the people that are meant for you will find you beautiful exactly as you are.

[@hollyrae5476]

Thanks! I'm in the USA and watch vid's similar to this all the time by other KZbinrs (i.e., "how not to look old over 50") and this was the first in a LONG time with information that was original and new! MUCH APPRECIATED! I am definitely SUBSCRIBED! :D

[@Aliceinparisofficial]

of course new info I am creating all my video and I like to put french woman secrets from my grandma

[@ceydaerenkol8176]

You are giving me all the inspiration I need to stay fit and not give up. Thank you.

[@joanofarcxxi]

French women don't naturally look younger. But American women look younger than most european women of the same age. French women look slimmer over all, they are less voluptuous in general, at least until they are older. .Many times, they appear slimmer because of smoking. I got a Swedish bf and he loves plump women with curves, and a friend of mine from LA has quite wide hips and thick legs, and her German bf loves it, he says in Germany it's not so common for younger women to be curvaceous and full. Actually, how we feel is the most important thing. Accepting our shape and don't listen to bs about what's best, but living as we like. The French always love to think they are the best at everything. :) Je ne crois pas.

[@Aliceinparisofficial]

We don't think but the WORLD do and by judging how many people compliment me and asking me advice about everythinh in the US...

[@egyptianhibiscus9203]

German women are curvaceous and full. Last time they were skinny was in 2000's

[@justcomment8516]

Nutrition, attitude and lifestyle always show on a face, no matter what nationality.

[@Sabrina-tv3gl]

Stop pretending French women aka French actresses look naturally younger. Come on now! Stop the cap. They are truly elegant and classier than the average Western woman, but honey they are just better at hiding their surgical procedures. The average French woman is aging like everyone else, the French actresses however are just more subtle with botox and fillers.

[@Aliceinparisofficial]

it is also what I said in the video ;)

[@bbarr4377]

Bonjour! I enjoy hearing about the lifestyle of French woman. Would you please recommend some of the skincare products you use and add links to purchase? Merci

[@carolefletcher]

I live in Normandy - here, every woman over 40 has short hair, dyed red. It's like a uniform. We Brits stand out because we wear our hair much longer.

[@Aliceinparisofficial]

I live in Paris but don't know whats going on in normandy thx

[@Sprookjesuitorbit]

So true - I’m almost 50 looking 35 because I was raised by my grandmother at the border of France. Less is more

[@heidismith3678]

My mom is an American lady pushing 70 and she still looks great, and I credit this to her healthy eating habits, daily exercise and…. her French ancestry of course lol!

[@darklight4251]

You should say "celebrities and rich French women". In Paris, you cannot only see posh women shopping in le Bon marché, there are also "real" women having "real" jobs. Do you ever take the RER at peak time? I can see all the exhausted people who age like they can. I doubt they are going to the hairdresser each week and have subtle fillers and botox injections. It is so superficial that kind of videos. Madonna is one of the biggest celebrity in the world. Everybody knows Madonna. She always had a big ego. Of course her response to aging will be over the top.

[@darklight4251]

At 50, starting a new job in France?!!! Are you joking? At 45, people are considered too old for the job market! You should know. Do you live in France?

[@zaker721]

Jesus wept! Because listen to how many times you say “younger” If I had a nickel for every time I could afford a full face lift. The point is that they don’t try to look “younger.” They use the proper word, they try to look “pretty” “beautiful” “attractive” NOT to look 20. So every time we trade the word attractive for the word “young” we are setting ourselves up to look ridiculous. Really want to look “young” try a onesie, a diaper and drive a stroller. If you want to look “gorgeous” however…now we’re talking. If the only thing that is good is “young” should we go all Logan’s Run and kill ourselves after our thirties? May as well because every day that you live makes “young” irrelevant. Gorgeous, however, is ALWAYS relevant. The right words lead to the right idea.

[@narniadan]

Yeah! That's why Brigette Bardot and many over 50 French women look like creators from another world!

[@solmartel360]

Not all of us look young. Though a good trick is that we are physically active (we walk or bike everywhere), we eat well and according to our needs, we take care of our health, we don’t overwork ourselves and mostly we have good genetics. My mom is 65 and you’ll think she’s in her early 50s. My oldest sister is turning 45 and she looks 30. My other sister and I are 37 and 29 and we look 20. We have good genetics. We don’t smoke or drink alcohol even though it’s very common in France. Stress also has a lot to do with oxydation and aging.

[@lavieestduresansconfiture3912]

But we all know that skincare and their promises doesn't work at all. There are a lot of studies about this fact. You have to clean your skin, warm water and a washcloth will do. When really dirty (!), after gardening, caring for your horse (😉), clearing your shed, take something to clean, I use a simply soap. And then put something on your face you're not allergic on and gives a little fat on the surface. I take a simply allpurpose cream from time to time a drop of olive oil because my skin isn't sensible at all. Eat healthy, sleep enough, be outside, don't wear makeup every day, be active outside not in the gym, take walks even in the rain, and quit looking tv and stop comparing you to others. And don't vote forTrump. Stupitity and hate are making wrinkles.😉 Me, Frech woman, over sixty, looking ten years younger. And THIS is quite enough. And I didn't start with expensive skincare in my twenties.

[@60asteroid]

Wish USA culture supported slowing down, taking care of yourself. Some of these pursuits can only be attained if financially comfortable, w/disposable income. Could be financially savvy, budget, invest, but some careers make it impossible to earn enough money to grow it. Good financial planning could be moot, e.g. retired English teacher. I do accomplish some of these

[@GoogleAccount-hz2co]

My thoughts are a healthy diet, moderate physical activity good skin care. I do agree with a good hairstyle that suits your face and your personality. Dress, neatly and stylish for your age group. I do believe that your base attractiveness is genetic. There are things that you could do to increase your attractiveness as stated before good grooming, good styling personality, etc. let’s face it. Not Everyone can look like a model, but we can always enhance physical traits.

[@RacquelTBrooks]

I truly want to say thank you so much for putting in so much work and effort in this video it has so much value. I love watching your videos and I’ve learned so much I live in the states and I’ve always wanted to travel abroad and actually for my other half retirement life live in a country where I could stay happy and preserved and I realize that I will be making those plans and I have advice from all these wonderful KZbin channels and especially yours thank you so much.

[@cynthiacrumlish4683]

I love my grey hair! Long and bouncy. No chemicals into my scalp.

[@janerothrock7416]

It seems that all these French women you show here have beautiful thick hair, short or long, even over 50. What's their secret? I guess all that you talked about here. Great video.

[@janinepeabody1890]

Nutracol is the secret! 4 capsules a day and you will never look back!

[@janinepeabody1890]

Sorry for misspelling: Nutrafol

[@nohaismaeel]

J’ai découvert que j’étais plus française qu’égyptienne quand je me suis coupée les cheveux à mon 40ans. Je déteste aussi le maquillage mais j’investis beaucoup dans les traitements du soin. Je reste active et j’adore la lenteur. 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@zamar2158]

Nah, Egyptian women are stunning. They have gorgeous clear skin and beautiful falls of hair, large eyes with long lashes . Very much more beautiful than French women at all ages. Really, in France the beauties are all Arabic women.

[@anng.r.687]

If French women embrace aging, why do so many dye their hair? I would think they would accept silver hair and not fight it.

[@Aliceinparisofficial]

it is cultural

[@loriandcrew3216]

Wonderful advice! I'm glad I found and subscribed to your channel. I loved this video. Thank you from Newport Beach, California! 🏖️

[@lharr]

I’m 59 with very fair skin, so summertime as a kid was rough as I would get a sunburn and it hurt like hell! As I got older I avoided the sun as much as possible, this was before sunscreen. However, at 13 on a trip to Florida I got severely sunburned with blisters all over my face. My mother took me to a dermatologist and he told me about a new product called sunscreen and told me to use it every day even in winter. I swore I would and as a side note he told me it will avoid getting wrinkles as I got older. I am glad I listened to him!

[@Aliceinparisofficial]

same advice from my dermatologist in paris (harvard grad) she looks 20 yrs younger. She told me to only use sunsimed by avene on my face. I only buy this sunscreen and apply religiously every summer

[@ccgreene1]

Absolutely stunning!

[@valeriedillon1714]

Carla Brunei is Italian!

[@a91170]

Really? Carla Bruni and Isabelle Hupert are not different from Madonna. They are full of botox, face lifts and fillers. Sophie Marceau looks stunning ❤

[@RacquelTBrooks]

I notice you have recommendations for clothing . Do you have any recommendations for skincare and nutrition store online that ship to the US.

[@Aliceinparisofficial]

Hello Racquel check my beauty videos but I will make more videos for members of this channel with recommendation where to buy online and in store in Paris; thank you

[@PB_324]

Yes! Take care of your skin first and foremost!

[@JediBunny]

I love this video! This is very similar to how my Lithuanian grandmother and mother looked at ageing gracefully. They always admired French women as well. Please, may I ask where you got your green cosmetic counter case, or what it is called? I have been looking for one so similar, and yours is very beautiful. Thank you for your videos - so inspiring 💚

[@Aliceinparisofficial]

amazon :)

[@JediBunny]

@@Aliceinparisofficial I found it, thank you so much 💚💚💚

[@logicalrealism]

Thank you so much for sharing your culture’s skincare and lifestyle routines! The confidence level about aging is completely true and perhaps that could be why I can relate to other cultures outside the States.

[@ninavaughn8420]

Jennifer López 55, Salma Hayek 56, Sofis Vergara 51. My mom at 50 , 60 looking beautiful. No smoking, drinking alcohol, drink Los of water, etc. Latinos age well.

[@owenkato956]

How old, if you don't mind, is the KZbinr of this video? Always curious when people say they look ten years younger, but I am so down for the return of classy women.

[@alp5260]

❤❤❤ must rewatch this one more time, thx Alice 👍☺️

[@sandraearley7159]

You often talk about well cut clothes, Could you please recommend some staples, like trousers/tops that are high-end and regularly worn by French women over 50. The quality often suggested ie from Nordstrom etc isn't quality enough. Many thanks, great video

[@Aliceinparisofficial]

check my video about best fashion brands in Paris : Agnes B, Tara Jarmon, Sandro, Claudie Pierlot ect

[@alexandrasmith7682]

Love Sandro!

[@sandraearley7159]

Thank you so much for replying x ​@@Aliceinparisofficial

[@loralei9010]

​@@Aliceinparisofficialall fashion garments are full of toxins 😊

[@mayainfi]

Very honest and great overview

[@andreaandrea6716]

Eat HealthILY!!

[@maryd877]

Really enjoyed this video as i turn 50 next year 😊

[@LiaShubina]

Brigitte Macron does not look younger than her age. Carla Bruni is not french. Sophie Marceau is amazing, she is my favourite actress since La Boume.

[@galaxyglitterlatte4664]

Also I saw a recent picture of Carla Bruni. She has seriously messed up her face with filler!!!😢

[@mmcs4973]

I don't believe French women look younger, but they are better maintained, skin, hair nails, and moderate diet. They dress to suit their shape, avoid "trends", and favor quality over quantity while remaining current

[@meirabalderas9193]

I'm Mexican and I want to look mexican, not french. Thank you.

[@christinatocila4084]

Am who I am, but will age gracefully and not stress out about it. Aging process is natural and unnecessary stress will age you faster, be Mexican and fabulous while doing it.

[@redlightglassesonthischannel]

Good advice! many thanks, merci beaucoup

[@sarahmk2966]

50s is perfect youth for most women in the world. Something with American constantly lumping 50s with 80s 😂

[@gallygunnm1332]

En tant que femme française de 40.ans ne vivant pas.a.Paris maos en province c est absolument cela !Ma maman et ma GD mère faisait énormément de soin de la peau avec leur marque préféré !j ai commence très tôt !! une bonne alimentation fait maison et une vie active et sportive et dans ma famille nous faisons plus jeune que notre âge et tant bien même les homme préfère les femme aux gamines !Superbe vidéo j ai adorée ton accent est délicieux..bisous

[@almaconnor9171]

I don’t see that they age better than women everywhere.

[@nahidmanouchehri1331]

I enjoyed the video very very much. ❤

[@alex-om5kb]

Thank you for this great video. Could you please recommend the day cream?

[@Aliceinparisofficial]

Darphin for mature skin, SVR, retinol, Neostrata, Tata Harper, estee lauder, Avene ect

[@alex-om5kb]

@@Aliceinparisofficial than you very much 🙏

[@philomenaward1833]

Wise words just you could make the inflection a priority in your delivery it is so high pitched and monotoned, sounds more like AI, rather than a real live voice. Excellent pod cast but the voice over really let's it down.

[@steshaldi7060]

As I understand, you are saying that some of their secrets are doing botox and lifting but non in an excessive way and hiding this as well...?🤔

[@loralei9010]

Yes ...tragic 😢

[@auricia201]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="78">01:18</a> None of the women showed kept their grey hair ...

[@grettalemabouchou6779]

French skincare is the epitome of the best in the world. Less is more. 💋

[@10outof10x]

Disagree. Korean is the best by far

[@CathyDahut]

LOVE THE CONTENT, AS ALWAYS ALICE!!!! SENDING LOVE AND PETS TO NAPO!!!!❤!!!!

[@aliciaguerra-salazar5854]

I live in Phoenix today is 114 F and tomorrow is 116 F. Hot and dry weather no good for the skin.

[@LovetoLove-1]

Bridgett, the man 😂😂😂

[@elisabethvismans]

Great video. With fond memories I think back at the time when I lived and worked in Paris.

[@mihaela5227]

I like Caudalie products …❤

[@veroniquelauzon2801]

They accept aging but do fillings and facelifts?? Also you don't show too much of Emmanuelle Beart.

[@mastochabou62]

Well, I am not a women but a men. I an 56 and people think i am 43-45. Secret is good eating and physical exercise, massage, and being happy in life.

[@dulciemidwinter1925]

I suspect the main difference between Madge and that lady is a distinct lack of plastic surgery! I'm not French, although my great, great granny was, and my Nanna always used Nivea and soap and water. Unfortunately, I am allergic to soaps, even non-allergic ones! But what I do emulate is that I never leave the house without a spritz of perfume! French, of course! Hers was always Chanel no. 5. She was always dressed well, too, so genes will out!