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The Art of Subtle Makeup for Older Women – You Are Already Beautiful! (Plus My Favorite Products!)

By Sixty and Me October 14, 2018

You don’t have to apply lots of makeup to ensure you look good. Releasing your inner beauty is about applying the right touches to enhance your natural glow, as Margaret Manning shows us in her latest YouTube video, with the help of some new makeup for older women from Ariane Poole. Read More

Makeup for Women Over 50 Is *NOT* About Looking Younger!

By Margaret Manning October 08, 2018

Many women stop using makeup after 50 because they realize no product can rewind time. But is that the real purpose of makeup? Join us in conversation with makeup artist Ariane Poole who shares her view of why makeup is important. Enjoy the show! Read More

What is the Secret to a Happy Retirement? Advice from the Sixty and Me Community

By Margaret Manning September 16, 2018

Turning 60 is a scary experience for a lot of women. Unlike other birthdays, we are not worried about “getting old.” We are not concerned about a few more wrinkles or the fact that we have gained a few extra pounds. No, the issues that we face as we enter our 60s are deeper. Read More

The 3 Phases of Writing and Publishing Your Own Book in Retirement

By Wendy Van de Poll September 16, 2018

“You ought to write and publish your own book.”

If you have heard this line of encouragement from friends or family, it’s not so far-fetched now that you are retired. You may feel overwhelmed with the process, but with some guidance, you can write the book you always wanted. Read More

Being a “Cougar” May Be Popular, but Is It Good for Your Health?

By Joy Stephenson-Laws September 07, 2018

Have you seen our article about rapper Curtis Jackson, more commonly known as 50 Cent, who has admitted to having a ‘thing’ for actress Helen Mirren, who, at 73, is 30 years his senior? Read More

Are You Over 60? Act Like You’re Important – Because You Are!

By Margaret Manning September 06, 2018

Do you remember your first job? Whether it was waitressing or babysitting, office work or picking blueberries, you probably thought it was just a means to an end. It was a way to get a little extra money for clothes, makeup and other “things” that seemed so important at the time. Read More

Recently Retired? What Advice Would You Offer Your Younger Sisters on Saving for Retirement?

By Margaret Manning September 06, 2018

More than almost any other phase in our lives, our 60s are a time of transitions. At Sixty and Me, we like to focus on the emotional aspects of life after 60 – reinvention, making friends as an adult and overcoming your fears. Read More

The Secret Weapon Seniors Have to Find Cruise Deals is…

By Margaret Manning September 01, 2018

Back in the good old days, senior discounts actually meant something. A few decades ago, when there were fewer of us out there, being in your 60s or 70s really was a ticket to lower prices on cruises, trains and planes around the world. Read More

Christopher Robin, Avoiding Excuses and the Power of Retreats

By Margaret Manning August 24, 2018

I hope that you are having a wonderful day today! The weather in my part of the world turned refreshingly cool today, so, in celebration of the colder weather, I am drinking a three-mint tea this morning. It’s super yummy! So, today, we have some great articles to share. We will talk about the new Christopher Robin film. Then, we’ll discuss how excuses can hold us back in our 60s. And, in today’s video, I will share why I believe that retreats can be a great way to reset and reconnect with yourself. And, these are just a few of today’s topics! Join us for a cup of tea (or coffee) and a chat. And, if you enjoy the show, please tell one friend about us today. Your support means so much to me! Read More

What’s New in Your World? August 19, 2018

By Margaret Manning August 19, 2018

Hi everyone! Here are the biggest news stories for August 19, 2018 along with a few of my own thoughts. I also have a fascinating question to ask all of you about the lessons you want to teach your grandkids. I hope that you will join the discussion! Read More