Great, lots of brand new advice!
I used to work for a beauty and dermatological products' company and let me tell you that Bobbi did good research in all the treatments that are aimed to fight aging signs such as fine lines, hyperpigmentation, wrinkles, etc. On the other hand, the tips that she includes are focused to a market that is rather different to teenagers and women in their twenties. The information is targeted to different aspects of aging and the approach is more holistic (nutrition, exercise, water, taking care of skin). I do recommend the book not only to women in their 40s and 50s, but also to younger women (I am 34 and still the book contains lots of useful information).

Bobbi Brown living beauty
I have found this book well written and is aimed at the mature market. It gives some helpfu advice about how to make the best of ourselves.

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The book arrived on schedule and the content was exactly what was anticipated based on the description.

Ageing Gracefully
I loved this book so much it will become the next birthday present for all my close female friends. It is very reassuring to have information presented specifically for 'older' women, using models who are not twenty-something, and with practical advice which does not involve expensive procedures. Thank you Bobbi Brown - this book made me feel a little less 'invisible' as a fifty-something in a country driven by youth-worship.

Good Basic Information, Nothing New or Special
I'm only 35, but I am interested in how to preserve what I have now and continue to age gracefully. I love Bobbi Brown's products and have all of her other books. I was excited to read this one, too, although it really is geared to the more mature woman. While much of her advice in this book seems to be simply regurgitated from earlier books, there is some prized information on the different ways in which to tackle aging - via products and/or procedures. Bobbi is anti-plastic surgery, which I can appreciate (but ask me again about my stance on that in 10 years!) and so has tried virtually every alternative procedure herself to combat aging, and she also pofiles other women who have had these procedures done. Interesting to read in their own words how they felt about the process, and if they were happy with the results, would do it again, etc. Included is a chapter on nutrition which I didn't really think was necessary from a make-up artist. It's all information we already know - nothing new there. But I understand that she is trying to go for the "whole" approach - not just bits and pieces. All in all, I respect her approach to beauty, she's always focused on the individual rather than the cookie-cutter look and is a smart woman. She definitely appeals to me as a woman who is aging gracefully.