Bravo for the book entitled, "Staging Your Comeback" by
Christopher Hopkins. Women over 45 will love this makeover book. A good
book is one you wish you had written yourself, but someone beat you to
it. Mr. Hopkins is a hair stylist who dedicated this book to his mother.
Christopher Hopkins created this book for the women over 45. He acknowledges that the beauty and fashion industry gears ads and products to young women and ignores the aging woman. He used some of his clients for the makeovers in this book. He gave grace and dignity to the mature woman.
Mr. Hopkins made a few comments about observations I've noticed as well and would love to be able to say. He said it for those of us with like minded thinking. The first and most important mistake is the thong. Not everyone can or should wear or display one. Let's face, it's time to cover up and start using the body shaper. This goes for the young ones as well. You may think it's sexy, but it belongs behind closed doors.
The second mistake is displaying too much cleavage. He has a humorous way of putting it. If when you cross your arms it looks like lace or wrinkled paper, it's time to cover up. The right bra is essential. That means you need to wear one. Again, this goes for the young ones as well.
The third mistake is the midriff. If it rolls out, it's time to cover it up. Are you hearing this ladies? This is a man who said these things. Would you rather be noticed to attempting to look sexy or being successful as looking classy?
The fourth mistake women make as they gray is giving up on hair, makeup and style. Although the time comes when you finally decide to stop dying hair, a good cut can keep it looking fresh. Makeup can still be worn but softened up. If you still have your shape, don't give up on fitted clothes. Just make sure they look tailored but not clingy.
Christopher has noticed the change in his clients' disposition when they have a makeover. Women who had given up on things they used to love, went back to them after a transformation of style and outlook on life.
Well, I plan on looking my best as long as possible. I'm 46 now. I plan on dying my hair at least until 50. I plan on wearing makeup as long as I can apply it. Mineral makeup is a godsend. I hope there will be no elastic pants for me. This book will keep me going for quite a while.
Christopher Hopkins created this book for the women over 45. He acknowledges that the beauty and fashion industry gears ads and products to young women and ignores the aging woman. He used some of his clients for the makeovers in this book. He gave grace and dignity to the mature woman.
Mr. Hopkins made a few comments about observations I've noticed as well and would love to be able to say. He said it for those of us with like minded thinking. The first and most important mistake is the thong. Not everyone can or should wear or display one. Let's face, it's time to cover up and start using the body shaper. This goes for the young ones as well. You may think it's sexy, but it belongs behind closed doors.
The second mistake is displaying too much cleavage. He has a humorous way of putting it. If when you cross your arms it looks like lace or wrinkled paper, it's time to cover up. The right bra is essential. That means you need to wear one. Again, this goes for the young ones as well.
The third mistake is the midriff. If it rolls out, it's time to cover it up. Are you hearing this ladies? This is a man who said these things. Would you rather be noticed to attempting to look sexy or being successful as looking classy?
The fourth mistake women make as they gray is giving up on hair, makeup and style. Although the time comes when you finally decide to stop dying hair, a good cut can keep it looking fresh. Makeup can still be worn but softened up. If you still have your shape, don't give up on fitted clothes. Just make sure they look tailored but not clingy.
Christopher has noticed the change in his clients' disposition when they have a makeover. Women who had given up on things they used to love, went back to them after a transformation of style and outlook on life.
Well, I plan on looking my best as long as possible. I'm 46 now. I plan on dying my hair at least until 50. I plan on wearing makeup as long as I can apply it. Mineral makeup is a godsend. I hope there will be no elastic pants for me. This book will keep me going for quite a while.
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