
I'm 52 but everyone says I look years younger – it's all thanks to an £8.50 moisturiser you can buy in Boots
WE'RE all striving to look after our skin and keep wrinkles at bay.
And now one woman who is mistaken for
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Lorraine Pascale left people stunned when she revealed her age
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she shared her favourite beauty buy to keep wrinkles at bay
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Lorraine
Pascale, a British TV chef, took to social media to share her top
Responding to a comment which read: "Sorry 52? Girl drop the skincare routine," she revealed the one product she swears by.
Lorraine said her
She said: "Now, I've used all the products, the expensive ones, there's some great ones, there's some not so great ones.
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"But the one that is my absolute favourite, that I'm drawn to over and over again, especially if you have dry skin, I've got very dry skin is this. It's the Nivea 60+.
"Am I 60? No."
Lorraine went on to say that the product was fantastic and left her skin baby smooth.
She urged people of all ages, especially those with dry skin, to give the product a go.
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The
oil
, and Omega 6 & 9 for hydrated skin.
And the best part is that it's currently on sale in Boots at the moment for just £8.49.
I'm 50 next year & don't have a single wrinkle thanks to a product from Boots or TikTok shop - I've never had Botox
The clip was posted to Lorraine's TikTok account @
People were quick to take to the comments and thank Lorraine for her recommendation.
One person wrote: "52!! Genuinely thought you were in your twenties when you were cooking on TV."
Another commented: 'Girl you look incredible! I'm 33 and buying that cream IMMEDIATELY."
How to reverse ageing in just 2 weeks, according to royal go-to nutritionist
LONDON -based Gabriela Peacock, who has helped the likes of Prince Harry and Princess Eugenie prepare for their weddings.
She told Fabulous: 'The science is evident that we all have the power to make simple life changing alterations to better our future selves - no matter what genetic hand we might have been dealt with.
'The reality is, we all sometimes indulge in unhealthy eating habits like processed foods, smoking cigarettes, drinking too much alcohol, inhaling city pollutants, and even drinking water from plastic bottles – none of this is good for us.
'All this does is promote the ageing process, but we all have the potential to change this.'
It may be hard, but try to keep away from sugary carbohydrates, because they feed chronic inflammation, which is one of the worst enemies of reversing ageing.
Now only will you end up putting on weight if you consume them regularly, but your energy and hormonal levels will be affected and this will influence how you look and feel.
Whatever your age or state of health, it's never too late to reverse how quickly you are ageing and embrace the energy and vigour of a younger you.
Antioxidants, such as vitamins A, C, and E, are essential in neutralising free radicals—the culprits behind premature ageing.
Integrating a spectrum of colourful fruits and vegetables into your diet provides a potent source of antioxidants.
Omega-3 fatty acids, abundant in fatty fish like salmon and flaxseeds, are vital for maintaining skin elasticity and hydration.
Omega-3s act as nourishment for your skin, locking in moisture and diminishing fine lines and wrinkles.
Collagen, a structural protein dwindling with age, can be replenished through collagen-rich foods like bone broth and lean protein sources.
"Incredible skin," penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: "Your skin is amazing!"
"That's mad. How do you look like you're 28?' claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: 'You look sensational!"
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