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As a rule of thumb everyone should wear fitted attire. You will not only look better but you can walk out in public with confidence.

7. Not age appropriate clothing.

As we age, it is important to consider the types of clothing we wear. Though age may dictate how our bodies progress, it doesn't mean we can't be stylish or beautiful. Many older women may find it difficult to acquire items that are more flattering, especially when the fashion industry is geared to the younger generation. Yes there are styles that are more becoming but the key is to knowing what works and what doesn't. Even if you have a great figure at the age of 50+, due to the laws of gravity and skin coloring it is best to pick clothing that silhouettes rather than showing more skin. Layering and texture can help to build up shape as well as hide imperfections.

A woman past the age of twenty should never, I repeat NEVER visit the junior section for their own wardrobe. Although the glitter and colors are very attractive to the naked eye, there is something about the way these clothes are styled that is very unflattering on the matured female figure. Women who have very little in the way of curvy attributes will regress in appearance to the age of about twelve. The opposite will happen to the woman with the bodacious body, she will automatically age ten years past her actual age. Micro Mini skirts for any adult female is an absolute travesty. They don't look becoming, just plain obscene.

8. Bad hair day

Hair maintenance can be daunting or made easy depending on how stylish you want to be. Conditions to watch for are tired dried, fried or splitting ends. In this case you want to, one word; moisturize. There are some really good hair oils and conditioners on the market; it's all about finding the product that is best for you. If your hair is damaged beyond the normal standards it is time for the dreaded hair cut.

Some people do not have any idea about hair soaps so here is the deal, if you have dry, oily or dandruff prone hair look for that specific hair type. There is nothing worse than using products that are not meant for you. I like to use the two in ones types myself because with my hair type (normal) there is just enough conditioner to do the job. If you have dry hair you may need a little more conditioner. If your hair is on the oily side, it may be a good idea to by pass the conditioner altogether, hey why use it if you don't need it. It is also important to change your shampoo once you

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