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DefineYourself.ca – Part 2: Interview with Margaret
May 22, 2008
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A few weeks ago I published my interview with Robina who had been one of the participants of the DefineYourself.ca forum. It’s always fascinating to learn more about how different women define aging differently.
This week, I’ll continue my discussion on aging gracefully and the role cosmetic enhancement plays in this picture with Margaret who was also part of the first group of women to sit down and openly discuss how they felt about adding more candles to their birthday cakes.
DefineYourself.ca has created a forum where 6 women are invited to share their feelings about aging and share with each other their experience when it comes to non-invasive cosmetic enhancement.
During this fascinating interview with Margaret, we’ll tackle the following beauty related questions:
*The conscious need to control on we you age
* Is there a point in our journey where we actually start “feeling old”?
* Margaret’s experience as a DefineYourself.ca woman
* What Margaret is willing to do to maintain her youthful appearance as she ages
* When it comes to aging, I’ll ask Margaret if she knew then what she knows now, what would she have changed or done differently
* I’ll ask Margaret if she thinks she looks better now than she did 5 yrs ago
* Margaret’s perceptions of the phrase: “growing old gracefully”
Listen to DefineYourself.ca - Part 2: Interview with Margaret on Beauty Match Buzz:
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